COLUMBIA, S.C. -- Junior forward Savannah McCaskill continued to fill up the stat sheet on Friday, tallying two goals and an assist to lead No. 24 South Carolina womens soccer to a 3-0 victory in its SEC opener against Georgia at Stone Stadium. The victory kept the Gamecocks (6-0-1) unbeaten and atop the league standings and pushed their winning streak to six matches. Georgia dropped to 2-4-1 on the year following the result.McCaskills performance marked her third multi-goal game of the season for South Carolina, which boasted a 15-3 shot advantage on Friday. Senior forward Sophie Groff also registered a goal, while senior midfielder Chelsea Drennan recorded an assist to move one away from the program record of 33.South Carolina again opened the scoring early, breaking through in the eighth minute. Attacker Daija Griffin created the scoring chance, as the senior made a nifty move to get around a defender before sending the ball into the box from the right side. McCaskill met the pass at the near post and rifled the ball into the corner of the net to put the Gamecocks in front. Griffin, who notched three shots on the night, earned her eighth career assist on the goal.The Gamecocks didnt waste much time out of the half to push their advantage to two. It was again McCaskill, who gathered a pass from junior midfielder Dominique Babbitt and charged into the box past the Georgia back line. She had just the keeper to beat, and the forward flicked a shot into the left side of the net to make it 2-0 in the 49th minute.South Carolina put the game away less than three minutes later following a series of nice passes. Drennan found McCaskill down the right side of the attacking third, and the junior used her speed to get into the box and deliver the ball to the far post. Groff received the pass in stride and one-timed a shot into the back of the net. The goal in the 52nd minute was the first of the year for the Grapevine, Texas, native.Freshman goalkeeper Mikayla Krzeczowski picked up her second shutout on the year in the win, as she improved to 4-0-1. Her night was highlighted by a diving save in the 48th minute when the Bulldogs fired a shot from close range. It was one of just two attempts on frame for Georgia, which became the sixth team this year to record three or fewer shots on goal against South Carolina. The Gamecocks boasted a 6-4 advantage in corner kicks, and both teams committed seven fouls. Georgia goalkeeper Louise Hogrell tallied three saves in the loss.QUOTABLE This team has really done a nice job each game to come out and stick to the game plan. We finished chances early again, and were thrilled to start SEC play off with a win against a gd Georgia team. When you score early it helps, and it changes how you play. I thought we did well to prepare for this evening, and we showed what we could do against an SEC opponent. - South Carolina womens soccer coach Shelley SmithGAMECHANGER With Georgia on the ropes, South Carolina put together two nice passes to set up senior forward Sophie Groffs goal in the 52nd minute and make it 3-0. The scoring play marked Groffs 16th career goal.KEY STAT South Carolina held Georgia to just three shots, the fewest attempts for a Gamecock opponent this season.NOTABLES South Carolina has won each of its last three SEC openers, and Fridays win improved its overall record against Georgia to 8-15-3.Junior forward Savannah McCaskills goal in the eighth minute marked the fourth time this season the Gamecocks have scored in the opening 10 minutes of a match.With five more points on Friday, McCaskill moved into third place on South Carolinas all-time scoring list with 64 for her career. She sits 51 points shy of former Gamecock Jennie Ondo, who ranks second with 115.South Carolina has yet to allow a goal in the first half this season.The Gamecocks have outscored opponents 11-1 at home this year.UP NEXT The Gamecocks conclude their four-game homestand on Thu., Sept. 15, when they face UNC Greensboro at Stone Stadium at 6 p.m. ET. The contest will mark South Carolinas final non-conference match of the regular season. Willie Horton Jersey . Marincin has played in two NHL games so far this season with two penalty minutes. The 21-year-old has three goals, four assists and a plus-5 rating in 24 games with the American Hockey Leagues Oklahoma City Barons this season. Tigers Jerseys Outlet . Tuesdays surgery at Atlantas Piedmont Hospital was performed by Dr. Xavier Duralde and Hawks team physician Dr. Michael Bernot. http://www.cheaptigersjerseyschina.com/al-kaline-jersey/ . 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Conor McAleny (Wigan - on loan from Everton) Conor McAleny is on loan with Wigan from Everton After joining Wigan on loan from Everton at the start of February, the 23-year-old has not taken long to make an impact. He netted on his debut in a 2-0 win at Sheffield United and then struck a brilliant long-range effort to set Wigan on their way to victory at Walsall.I was a bit shocked myself when I saw it go in. To be honest, I thought it was going over, said McAleny. But it dipped at the last minute and its one of the best Ive scored in a while. I have hit a few like that, and hopefully I can keep on doing it. Scoring any goal is nice, but when theyre like that, its always something a bit better.Sergi Canos (Brentford - on loan from Liverpl) Brentfords Sergi Canos scored against Wolves Brentford might have been on the slide in the Championship over the last month, but Liverpl youngster Canos has continued to impress.He was particularly influential in the 3-0 win over Wolves, scoring a goal and then setting up another for John Swift. Brentford boss Dean Smith thinks he can be a future Premier League star.Hes got to become more consistent and work on that side of his game, but in terms of where he can go, his performances have been very gd, said Smith.Sergi trains really hard. He wants to get better and theres a future Premier League star there, thats for sure.Yaya Sanogo (Charlton - on loan from Arsenal) Yaya Sanogo scored a hat-trick against Reading After a disappointing loan spell with Ajax in the first half of the season, Arsenal forward Sanogo was on the move again on Deadline Day as he joined Charlton.And it did not take him long to end his year-long wait for a competitive goal as he netted a hat-trick to help the Addicks come from 3-1 down to llevel at 3-3 against Reading.dddddddddddd Even though the Royals scored a late goal to snatch victory, Charlton boss Jose Riga was impressed with the 23-year-old.I knew the story of Sanogo and Im happy for him that he can show his value today, he said. Of course, you have to show you can do it for more than one game but Im happy.I saw immediately during the training sessions the quality he has. When you arrive from France early as he did, at 19 to 20, to a big team like Arsenal, its quite difficult. My discussion with him was he can come here and take what he can from this challenge. Gaston Ramirez (Middlesbrough - on loan from Southampton) Gaston Ramirez has joined Middlesbrough from Southampton The Uruguayan sealed a loan move to Middlesbrough in January after hardly featuring for Southampton in the first half of the season. He bagged his first goal and won a penalty in the 3-1 victory over Cardiff and Boro boss Aitor Karanka thinks he could use the loan spell as a stepping stone.Hes a hungry player, he said. You could think its a step back but for him, its a step forward because he wants to keep going and keep improving his career.Its gd for me having a player like him come here and help us. Adam Armstrong (Coventry - on loan from Newcastle) Adam Armstrong has continued to impress for Coventry The goals have continued to flow for League Ones joint-top scorer as he tk his tally for the season to 19 with a brace against Bury.The 19-year-old recently came up against former Newcastle forward Shola Ameobi, who believes he has a bright future at St James Park.If he keeps developing and keeps building, keeps putting in the work, then I think he can be a top player at Newcastle, said Ameobi, now at Fleetwd.Hes very driven, and you need to be if you want to make it at the top level in this game; you need to have that determination and hes got that in spades.Adams been one of Coventrys standout players this season, so hopefully he can build on that confidence, go back to Tyneside next season and get a place in the team, which I believe he is more than capable of doing.Hit the video at the top of this article to watch Februarys loan stars in action. 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