ASTON, Pa.--Eastern University Field Hockey completed the 2011 regular season with a bang, blasting the Neumann University Knights 8-1 Thursday night.

Senior Yvonne Herbster was an unstoppable force on offense, netting two goals and assists on three consecutive Eastern goals.
Both Kelby Bolton and Brittany Moyer scored twice as well. 

The Eagles hammered Neumann's defense all evening, outshooting them 22 to three and earning 20 penalty corners to Neumann's two.
Herbster started the scoring in the ninth minute on a quick give-and-go play from Katie Lipsit. 

The Eagles offense went silent for the next twenty minutes until Kelby Bolton scored on a pass from Yvonne Herbster. Herbster earned her second assist in the 36th minute, connecting with Brittany Moyer for the score.

The Knights responded with a goal in the 40th minute off a penalty corner. The goal came on the Knights' only shot-on-goal in the game.

The Eagles responded with three goals in exactly five minutes to distance themselves from the Knights. Bolton scored her second of the game on Herbster's third assist. Then Brittany Moyer scored her second goal with the pass from Hannah Batholomew. After the Moyer goal, Herbster tacked on her second goal on a breakaway where she challenged four defenders and the goalie and found a way to score.

Katie Lipsit received a ball from Kelby Bolton and scored for the third consecutive game.

Finally, Alexa Borrelli found the goal in the 68th minute for the Eagles' eighth score. Hannah Bartholomew earned her second assist of the game on the play.

The Eagles, now 10-8, host King's College in the Freedom Conference semifinals Wednesday at 2:30 pm. For those unable to attend the game, the game will be broadcast live via Eagle Vision.