Golden, Colorado -  New Mexico Highlands fell to Colorado School of Mines 10-1 in Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference women's soccer action Friday evening at Stermole Soccer Stadium.

The Orediggers (10-3-3, 6-2-2 RMAC) jumped out to an early lead, scoring six times in the opening 21 minutes before taking a 7-0 advantage into halftime.

New Mexico Highlands (0-14-1, 0-10-0 RMAC) got on the scoreboard in the 69th minute when Tammia Thorpe scored her second goal of the season. Anabella Escobar picked up the assist, sending a long ball ahead to Thorpe, who chipped a shot into the net after the Mines goalkeeper came off her line.

The Cowgirls finished with nine shots, including three on goal. Juliette Perché led New Mexico Highlands with three shots, two on target, while Taylor Delgado added two attempts.

Goalkeeper Haylee Driscoll played all 90 minutes for the Cowgirls, recording 12 saves as the Orediggers held a 33-9 advantage in shots.

New Mexico Highlands continues its Colorado road trip Sunday afternoon, traveling to Pueblo to face CSU Pueblo. Match time is 1:00 pm.