Breanna Fajardo scored two goals and Bryanna Elias had two assists as The Master's University women's soccer team beat Life Pacific 4-0 on Saturday morning at Franson Field in Azusa.

The Lady Mustangs improve to 13-1-2 overall and 11-0-1 in GSAC play, with one regular-season game left. TMU has won six straight, all by shutout, and has outscored its opponents 21-0 in that stretch. The win also completed a season sweep of the Warriors, after a 10-0 win at Reese Field on Sept. 19.

TMU outshot Life Pacific 25-4, had 14 shots on goal to the Warriors' two, and won the corner-kick battle 5-0. Life Pacific goalkeeper Natalie Retama made 10 saves.

The Mustangs controlled play from the start. They earned four corner kicks in the first 15 minutes before breaking through at 16:14, when Fajardo finished a pass from Elias for a 1-0 lead. Zaria Echemendia made it 2-0 on a penalty kick in the 34th minute. Fajardo hit the crossbar at 37:24, and TMU led 2-0 at halftime after taking 13 first-half shots.

Elias assisted again early in the second half, setting up Maddy Traylor for a goal at 54:27 that made it 3-0. Fajardo added her second goal, unassisted, at 71:38.

Fajardo finished with two goals on five shots, four of them on target. She has scored seven goals in her last three games. Traylor had a goal on five shots, and Echemendia scored on both of her shots on goal. Elias had two assists and three shots. Jane Hato took three shots, and Taya Pickup had two shots and took four of TMU's five corner kicks.

Katie Snow made two saves in the first 62 minutes, and Natalia Ramirez played the rest of the game to finish the shutout.

The Lady Mustangs close the regular season at Soka University on Thursday, Oct. 29, at 4:30 p.m. in Aliso Viejo.