INDIANAPOLIS – Quinn Malcolm scored 10 points on Sunday afternoon in helping guide the No. 8 University of Indianapolis women's lacrosse team to a dominating 22-2 victory over the Findlay Oilers at Key Stadium. The winning streak for the UIndy women's lacrosse team has now been extended to 20 games dating back to last season.
 
The 10 points scored is a new career high for Malcolm and was only three points shy of tying the single-game points record, which was set at 13 by Destinie Katz in 2019. Along with this, the five goals she produced matched her career high and the five assists she dished out set her new career high.
 
In total, 10 different players had one or more point this afternoon. Megan Dunn matched Malcolm's five goals scored while Christina Sato matched Malcom's five assist afternoon.
 
HOW IT HAPPENED
The Greyhounds raced out to an 8-0 lead after the opening period and continued to pile on goals as they took a 15-0 advantage into the halftime locker room. Findlay finally found the scoreboard with 3:55 remaining in the third and then once again with 1:01 left in the fourth, but by this time the Hounds were firmly in the driver's seat.
 
INSIDE THE BOX SCORE
-The Greyhounds ended with 37 total shots while the Oilers managed just seven in return.
-UIndy was a perfect 8-of-8 on clear attempts while Findlay was just 3-of-8.
-A total of 15 ground balls were scooped up by the Greyhounds. The Oilers had just seven.
-Joey Fowler ended second on the team with seven points after scoring four goals and dishing out three assists.
-Amy Vegh managed a team-high two caused turnovers.

HOUND BYTES
Initial thoughts on the win from head coach Elaine Jones...
"I was very pleased with our team's effort and intensity. It's never easy playing back-to-back games, but I thought the players rose to the challenge and I love the way they responded."

Jones' thoughts on the offensive and defensive performances of her team...
"On offense, I was really happy with the variety of scorers involved and the balance of goals and assists. We didn't shoot well versus Walsh yesterday so that was one area we knew we had to fix. The defense communicated well as a cohesive unit and turned in a stellar performance."

Jones on Malcolm scoring 10 points this afternoon...
"Quinn did a great job facilitating our attack while also being a threat both feeding and scoring the ball."

 UP NEXT
The Hounds will now prepare to head to Cleveland, Tenn., next Saturday to battle Lee University. Action is set to begin at noon ET.