Box Score  MIDDLEBURY, Vermont – Skidmore set a new NCAA Tournament record with 11 goals in a game as the seventh-ranked Thoroughbreds (18-3) picked up an 11-1 win over Keene State (21-4) on Middlebury College's Kohn Field. Kelly Blackhurst (North River, N.Y./Johnsburg) tied an NCAA Tournament record with five goals in the contest for Skidmore.
 
The Thoroughbreds will face the host school in the NCAA Regional Finals slated for 1:00 p.m. on Sunday. Middlebury, ranked third, beat Utica 8-0.
 
Blackhurst got things rolling early for Skidmore, scoring twice in a 1:04 span to give her team a 2-0 lead. Following a defensive save by Katelyn Simula, Blackhurst put in the rebound for the game's first goal, also scoring on a rebound for the second tally.
 
Sam Revera scored off a defender's stick, before Melanie Webb found the back of the cage 34 seconds later to give Skidmore a 4-0 lead 6:48 in. Alex Hagney tipped in a pass from Sam Skott, while Blackhurst earned a first half hat-trick at the 22:45 mark, converting a cross from Hagney.
 
Krista Lamoreaux redirected a ball sent in by Dani DeGregory, while Blackhurst earned her fourth goal of the half at the 26:45 mark.
 
Keene State got on the board by scoring on a penalty corner with no time on the clock. Simula sent in a shot that was tipped high into the cage by Melissa Habelow to make it an 8-1 game at the half.
 
The Thoroughbreds added three second-half goals, coming away with the 11-1 win. Six different players had goals and seven different players registered assists for Skidmore.
 
Blackhurst's first goal of the game was the 100^th of her career, now giving her 104.  She now has the Skidmore season goal record of 31 and is ranked sixth all-time in NCAA III with 260 points (104-52--260). Her five goals ties a Skidmore record.
 
Haley McDougall (56:34 MP, 8 saves), Allie Sosinsky (3:47 MP) and Amy Beck (9:39 MP) spent time in goal for Skidmore. Meaghan Dwyer (46:05 MP, 8 GA, 5 saves) and Chloe Audesse (23:55 MP, 3 GA, 2 saves) were the goalkeepers for the Owls.