The College of Wooster women's soccer team led 1-0 at halftime against Hiram College on Tuesday before things started clicking as the Scots defeated the Terriers 6-0.

Six different Scots got into the scoring column on Tuesday as their lone goal of the first half came off a penalty kick in the 28th minute.

Grace Gascoigne had an opportunity in the box but got tackled for the penalty kick to be called. Senior Katie Schumacher took the honors of the kick and planted her shot in the back of the left side of the net.

Wooster had plenty of opportunities to score in the first half, including two that hit off the post. However, their fortunes turned with a five-goal second half.

First-year Charlotte Sefcik started the run with her first collegiate goal in the 48th minute. Schumacher was credited with the assist.

Bailey Farrell then made it 3-0 in the 51st minute. Senior Helena Janczak followed with her first score of the year in the 58th minute. She connected on a header thanks to an assist from Kelsey Maley.

Wooster then scored back-to-back goals in the 71st and 72nd minute behind the offensive duo of Emma Jaros and Teddi Farson. First-year Erica Beaty assisted on Farson's goal as Beaty recorded her first collegiate point.

For Jaros, it was her sixth goal of the year and Farson's fourth. Farrell and Schumacher each have three.

Goalkeeper Kameryn Nelson recorded her third shutout, making four saves. Wooster outshot the Terriers (2-11-1, 0-4 NCAC) 31-12.

Wooster moves to 7-5-3 overall and 2-2-1 in the North Coast Athletic Conference. 

Wooster had two more away games left on its regular season schedule. They travel to Wittenberg University on Saturday.