WALTHAM, Mass. – Senior forward Lauren Gregor (Holliston, Mass.) scored two goals for the second time in as many home games today to lead the Brandeis University women’s soccer team past visiting Clark University, 3-0, on Gordon Field.

Brandeis (2-1), ranked No. 25 in the most recent NSCAA Division III national poll, scored the only goal they would need just 74 seconds into the contest. Gregor sent a corner kick into the box, where several players got touches on it. Eventually, Brandeis sophomore forward Nickey Guertin (Orange, Mass.) corralled the ball and shot off a defender, with classmate Lizzie Bremner (San Rafael, Calif.) heading the rebound past Clark junior goalkeeper Tedi Link (Irvington, N.Y.).

Gregor doubled the lead in the 20th minute when she intercepted a Clark clearing attempt and blasted it home from 20 yards out. In the 37th minute, the Judges added a third goal when junior forward Lisa Kaplin (Armonk, N.Y.), playing in her first game of the season, threaded a pass to Gregor, who beat one defender and placed a shot high to the far corner of the goal.

Clark (2-2) tightened their play in the second half, with junior Nolizwe Nondabula (Hayward, Calif.) coming off the bench and making four fine saves to keep the margin at 3-0. The Cougars got some pressure late in the half with Brandeis reserves in the contest, but could not put one past Brandeis sophomore Betsey Medow (Yorktown Heights, N.Y.), who ended with five saves for her second shutout in three games.

With her two goals today, Gregor now has two multi-goal games this season and five for her career. She also moved into sole possession of third place on Brandeis’s career point-scoring list with 80 career points, and fourth on the career goal-scoring list with 33 goals.

The Judges next take on Simmons College in Boston on Wednesday, Sept. 14 at 7 p.m., while Clark heads to Western Connecticut State University on Tuesday, Sept. 13.