The College of Wooster women's soccer team stayed perfect in the early goings of its North Coast Athletic Conference schedule after defeating Oberlin College, 2-0, on Tuesday.
 
Both of Wooster's scores came in the first half and both came after long advances from midfield.
 
Just under the 10th minute, junior Madeline Hansen sent a ball downfield to find Annie Henegar battling with a defender in front of the goal, but Henegar was able to do just enough to nudge it past Oberlin's keeper. 
 
Later, Wooster's second goal came in a similar fashion but this time junior Josie Bencic was able to find a footing near the top of the box and score in the 45th minute.
 
In the second half, Wooster managed to limit Oberlin to just two shots to eventually earn another three points in the NCAC standings.
 
Reigning NCAC Athlete of the Week Lucy Carlin produced her third straight solo shutout, making three saves in the process.
 
Oberlin, coming off a scoreless draw at DePauw, only mustered off four shots, while Wooster's attack created 20 shot opportunities. Wooster also had six corner kicks to Oberlin's two.
 
Wooster improves to 7-3-2 and 2-0 in the NCAC, while Oberlin falls to 3-5-2 overall and 0-1-1 in the conference.
 
Wooster will host DePauw University on Saturday in another NCAC matchup.