Monmouth tied their program record for goals in a game with a second-half surge in a 20-9 win over Beloit Friday at April Zorn Memorial Stadium.
 
Paced by Kara-Jade Gordon's 10-goal effort, the Scots pulled away in the final 15 minutes. Leading 9-5 at the half, the Scots couldn't open the margin until Kaelin Sommer's unassisted goal at the 15:41 mark started the onslaught. Gordon followed just seconds later and drilled three straight goals in the span of six minutes. Sommer added two more goals down the stretch to finish with a five-goal game. McKenzie DeVilder's goal with 5:33 left gave the Scots a 10-goal margin and a continuous clock. The Scots outshot the Bucs just 34-27, but put 27 of their shots on goal.
 
The Scots host Concordia of Wisconsin Saturday in a noon start.