The Lehigh women's lacrosse team scored seven straight first-half goals to take an 8-1 lead and wouldn't look back, on the way to downing Saint Francis (Pa.) 19-4 on Saturday afternoon for its first win of the season. Senior Kellie Gough scored five goals to help lead the offense while defensively, the Mountain Hawks allowed just 12 Red Flash shots compared to 18 Saint Francis turnovers. The 15-goal win marked the Mountain Hawks' largest margin of victory since Mar. 20, 2010 when they defeated Lafayette 20-4. "It's always important to get off to a good start our transition game was pretty solid throughout both halves, generating offense from a lot of different players," said Lehigh head coach Jill Redfern. "That was important for us. We definitely moved the ball well and didn't have nearly as many execution problems that we've had in previous game. It was a huge step forward for us." Junior Sondra Dickey was stellar as well, filling up the stat sheet with four goals, two assists, five draw controls, two groundballs and two caused turnovers. Junior Autumn Ryan scored three goals for her third-career hat trick, while sophomore Hannah Cermack tallied a career-high five points. Freshman Emma McGillis caused three turnovers, as did senior attacker Courtney Henig, who also dished three assists. Tied 1-1 less than two minutes in, Ryan scored twice in less than two minutes before Dickey followed with consecutive goals to put the Mountain Hawks up 5-1 just over nine minutes in. Lehigh ended the run with goals from sophomore Julianne Puckette, Gough and Cermack. The Red Flash ended a 19:24 scoreless drought with 9:13 left in the half, but the Mountain Hawks responded with four unanswered goals to end the half. The run included the first-career goal from freshman Nora Giordano, as Lehigh took a 12-2 halftime advantage