ST. PAUL, Minn. - Concordia-St. Paul women's lacrosse (4-0) continued its best start in program history with a 20-6 win over Lewis University (0-4) on Sunday afternoon at the Concordia Dome at Sea Foam Stadium.

The Golden Bears also extended the program's record home winning streak to five games and will now head to Florida next weekend for its three game spring trip including a pair of nationally ranked opponents, #4 Regis (Colo.) next Sunday at Florida Tech's campus before heading to #6 Tampa on Tuesday, March 3 and playing at Florida Tech on Thursday, March 5.

Senior Alina Boyce led the Golden Bears with a seven point performance including four goals and three assists while four others: Sarah Pierson (3g), Molly Moynihan (2g, 1a), Maddie Hentges (2g, 1a) and Nicole Kuhn (1g, 2a) each had three point performances.

The balanced offensive trend continued as eight players had multi-point games with Mary Keating (2g), Taya Schubert (2g) and Katie Moynihan (1g, 1a) joining the effort and 11 total players factored into the scoring with the team producing eight assists on its 20 goals.

In the first half, Concordia jumped out to a 9-1 lead in the first 18 minutes before Lewis narrowed the margin to five at the break. The Flyers kept the draw control margin within reach with CSP edging them 10-6 in the first 30 minutes.

In the second half, Concordia took control of the draw and the game, scoring the first eight goals of the half and keeping Lewis from the attack in the process. CSP took 10 of the 12 draw controls in the second half and held the Flyers to 2-of-10 clear attempts which kept Lewis to just five shots after the break.

Concordia played consistently in each half, meanwhile, with 20 shots in each half for a 40-14 final shot margin and 10 draw controls in each half for a 20-8 final margin. CSP also converted clears effectively once again (11-14) while Lewis was just 12-of-25 for the game.

The draw was dominated by junior Lexi Stanley with nine which was just one shy of her own single game record, adding three ground balls and a pair of caused turnovers while fellow defender Cassidy Leininger had a strong performance with four ground balls and three caused turnovers.

Pierson and Keating also contributed on the draw with three each, with Pierson adding a pair of ground balls to her game while Hentges led the team with four caused turnovers.

In goal, senior Katie Lottsfeldt picked up the win with four saves which all came in the first half before playing 11:26 in the second half without facing a shot on goal, allowing five goals in 41:26 of action as she's allowed a 4.59 goals against average to start the year to go with a .659 save percentage.

Junior Claire Hagen finished the game in net, stopping four shots with just one goal allowed in 18:34 to increase her season save percentage to .600 with a 4.20 goals against average.

Through the first four games of the year, Concordia is outscoring opponents 66-18 with a 153-60 shot margin and a 112-51 shots on goal margin. The Golden Bears have also won the draw at a better than 2-to-1 clip (61-30), hold a 70-42 edge in caused turnovers and 127-90 in ground balls.