Seguin, Texas - Trinity's women's soccer team reached the Championship match of the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Tournament with a 7-0 shutout of the University of Dallas on Saturday afternoon.

The Tigers improved to 20-0-1 on the season with the win, which puts the team into the final for the third consecutive season.

Emily Jorgens enjoyed a record-breaking night in the game, dishing out a school-record five assists for the Tigers.  She assisted on each of the first four goals scored by Trinity in the first half, then picked up another in the second half to break the school record.  

With the five points, Jorgens also breaks the Trinity record for points in a single season with a total of 61 so far in 2013.  She also tied the Tiger career mark for assists with the 58th of her career, drawing even with Erica Adelstein (1999-02).  

This season, Jorgens has recorded 27 total assists to extend the school record she broke recently, and she is nearing the NCAA Division III record of 30 for a single season.

Kelsey Falcone also picked up a hat trick in the game, which was the second time in her career that she has scored three goals in a game.  She knocked in the eventual game-winner in the ninth minute, then picked up her second less than four minutes later.  Falcone also added another to start off the second half of play.  She also assisted on Trinity's third goal in the 16th minute, giving her seven total points in the game.

Shelby Guenthardt scored the final goal of the first half for the Tigers, putting Trinity up 5-0 by halftime.  Guenthardt becomes the fourth player in school history to score 50 or more goals in a career.  

Maggie Olvera and Brigette Taylor also picked up goals in the game, while Michelle Lanier had a goal and an assist.  Tara Sparks also gave an assist for the Tigers.

Trinity will face Southwestern University in the final tomorrow at 1:00 p.m.  The winner will earn an automatic bid to the NCAA Playoffs, which will start next week.