Scots Keep Rolling in 13-7 Win Over Purple Raiders

The College of Wooster pushed its win streak to seven games on Sunday, as the Fighting Scots used offensive spurts in the first and third quarters to propel them to a 13-7 win against University of Mount Union in a non-conference game at Alliance, Ohio.

The Scots (7-1) kicked off their six-game road swing by getting after the Purple Raiders (2-4) early and often. Wooster scored the first four goals of the contest, including back-to-back tallies from Tom Herold just 2:53 apart, which gave it a 4-0 advantage late in the first quarter.

Mount Union scored four of the game's next seven goals, with two coming moments before the halftime break, which pulled it within three (7-4) at the midway point.

Wooster created more breathing room for itself with a 4-0 scoring run in the third quarter, consisting of two goals apiece from Nate Weltman and Matt Parmelee, that put the Scots out in front by seven (11-4), their largest lead of the game.

The Scots' defense was also a difference-maker in the second half, as goalkeeper Ben Grombala made six of his 10 saves, and the team dominated the ground ball battle, 16-6, after the halftime break.

Weltman paced Wooster's scorers with a career-high four goals, while Pat McKay chipped in three goals – his third hat trick in a row and fifth this season.

Max Rubin gave the Scots an edge in the faceoff circle, winning 14-of-20 attempts, including a game-high six groundballs.

Next, the Scots visit Adrian College (4-2) on Wednesday at 7 p.m.