PINE BLUFF, Ark. — Nevada closed its weekend with an 11–1 victory over Arkansas–Pine Bluff on Sunday, splitting its two‑match slate and rewriting the program record book.
The Wolf Pack wasted no time, striking five times within the first 28 minutes to build a commanding first‑half lead before setting a new program‑best 11 goals, marking the highest single‑game total in Nevada history.
In goal, Iyan Hernandez kept a clean slate through the opening 45 minutes, limiting UAPB's chances. Mia Collins took over in the second half and held the Golden Lions to just one goal, closing out the match with steady command in net.
A final, official box score will be posted to NevadaWolfPack.com when confirmed.
Nevada now shifts focus to this week's upcoming match as the Pack hosts its last non-conference match up against Long Beach State on Thursday at 6 p.m.
