Denver, Colo.: An under-manned Adams State team was no match for the 10th-ranked Regis Rangers as they won convincingly 7-0 in Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference play.  Junior Kyle Emge led the Rangers with two goals helping Regis to a 30-5 shot advantage.

Regis (11-1-3, 7-1-3 RMAC) got their first goal from freshman Justin Ortinau, his third of the season, when junior Ben Buhler passed the ball down the field and found Ortinau who kicked it in from a top the 18.  Just under two minutes later, Emge found the back of the net after Adams State failed to clear the ball and Emge was able to tap it in from just in front of the goal.

Three Rangers scored their first goal of the season.  Sophomore Ryan Rombach got a goal with 35:09 gone in the first half, while just 2:39 later senior Gary Cole scored on a penalty kick for his first.  The final goal of the game came off the foot of sophomore Kyle Farrell with about 10 minutes remaing again on a penalty kick.  Junior Ben Buhler scored the other goal for Regis just nine seconds before the halftime break on an assist from Emge.

Freshman Doug Passalaqua got the victory in goal, his 10th of the season.  He gave way to sophomore Scott Brown who combined with Passalaqua shutout Adams State (1-13, 1-10 RMAC). 

Buhler, Emge and freshman Ben Fredrickson all tallied assists for the Rangers who haven't lost in eight matches.

Regis will now take a day off before heading to Golden, Colo. to meet up with nationally ranked #1 Colorado Mines on Sunday at 1:30 p.m.

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