Soccer - W | 10/9/2015 1:15:00 PM

Freshman Christina Dickson scored three goals in less than nine minutes in the Clan's 5-0 win over Saint Martin's University. The Clan's leading goal-scorer scored her first at 80:37 and then struck again six minutes later on a hard shot from well outside the penalty area at 86:19. She notched her third unassisted from a rebound off the crossbar at 89:19.

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There are no records to indicate if the goals were the fastest in the history of Simon Fraser University women's soccer. Although the three goals were scored quickly, they were not close to the NCAA Division 2 record for the fastest three consecutive goals scored by the same player. That record is 1:09—set by Ashley Elsass of Grand Valley St. against Findlay, on Sept.28, 2007.
 
The fastest three goals scored by the same player in NCAA D1 is 2:02, scored by USA national team star Abby Wambach when she played for Florida in a game against Arkansas on Nov. 2, 2000 (scored at 67:42, 69:21 and 69:44).
 
Dickson, the freshman from Burnaby, BC, leads the Clan with six goals in nine games. She is now tied for the conference goal-scoring lead with two other players. Dickson had a multiple goal game in the Clan's first game of the season, notching two against Humboldt State. Her other goal came against Central Washington.
 
The win improved the Clan's record to 3-2-1 in the GNAC, good for third place behind league leader Concordia (4-0-1) and Western Washington (4-0-0). Simon Fraser is 5-2-2 overall.