CHICOPEE, Mass. — Southern Vermont College fell 3-0 Saturday afternoon at Elms College's Leary Field in New England Collegiate Conference (NECC) women's soccer action.

Elms extends its unbeaten streak to six straight games, moving to 6-1 in NECC action and 7-8-1 overall on the year. With two matches left on the schedule, SVC now sits at 4-3 in the league and 6-9 overall on the season.

The Blazers had an opportunity to get on the scoreboard first in the 11th minute, but freshman midfielder Jackie Soucia's (Belchertown, Massachusetts) shot rang off the crossbar to keep it at 0-0.

In the 38th minute, the Blazers broke the scoreless deadlock as sophomore defender Kylen O'Hearn (Somers, Connecticut) fired a shot on goal that was saved by Mountaineer freshman goalkeeper Melissa Mascari (Saratoga Springs, New York). The rebound trickled to the foot of freshman midfielder Angelina Estrada (Springfield, Massachusetts) who banged the ball into the back of the net, giving Elms the 1-0 advantage.

With 16:27 to play, sophomore forward Rachel Mick (Granby, Connecticut) played a ball up the far right side to O'Hearn who ripped a shot to the back side of the goal from 12 yards out, extending the Elms lead to 2-0. The Blazers added their final tally with less than 10 seconds remaining as senior Delina DeVillier (Springfield, Mass.) tapped in a beautiful cross from freshman midfielder Erica Van Ness (Agawam, Massachusetts) to send Elms to the 3-0 victory.

EC junior goalkeeper Alexa Rinaudo (Bellmore, New York) registered her seventh clean sheet of the season with one save for the win (7-8-1) while Mascari denied 11 shots in the loss (6-9).

SVC looks ahead to its last regular season home game on Wednesday, a 3 p.m. NECC matchup with Bay Path College. Elms also plays next on Wednesday, traveling to Daniel Webster College for a 4 p.m. start.