The Hope College women's lacrosse team continued its best start in Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association play with a 10-6 win at Kalamazoo on Tuesday.

The Flying Dutch (4-3 overall) improved to 3-0 in MIAA play for the first time and remained tied atop the league standings with Albion and Saint Mary's.

Freshman Madeline Shupe of Hinsdale, Illinois (Hinsdale Central HS) recorded a career-high four goals to help Hope extend its win streak to three matches.

Shupe scored once in the first half as the Flying Dutch charged to a 5-1 halftime lead.

Sophomore Emily Deane of Rochester Hills, Michigan (Rochester Adams HS) collected both of her goals during the first half.

Freshman Allison Darnell of Farmington Hills, Michigan (North Farmington HS) chipped in two second-half goals for the Flying Dutch.

Senior Abigale Cassella of Okemos, Michigan (Okemos HS) and sophomore Erin Caton of Rochester Hills, Michigan (Pontiac Notre Dame Prep) each had one goal apiece. Cassella also finished with two assists.

Goalie Alexandria Watts of Union, Michigan (Edwardsburg HS) made eight saves. 

Hope returns to action on Wednesday, April 20 at Trine.