PHILADELPHIA (4/12/02) - Junior Kelly Kurtz scored five goals to lead Massachusetts in an 11-3 win over Saint Joseph's on a cold and wet Finnesey Field. Sophomore Kristin Teklinsky tallied two goals and one assist for Hawks, now 2-7, 1-2, in the Atlantic 10 loss. Junior Shannon Hungate, also chipped in one goal and an assist in the losing cause. Massachusetts jumped out to an early start when sophomore Hope Zelinger scored an assisted goal in the first three minutes to take a 1-0 lead. Teklinsky responded off an assist from Hungate to tie the game at the 20-minute mark and the Hawks took the lead when Hungate blasted in an assisted goal from Teklinsky. The Minutewomen then went on a three goal spree, blasting in consecutive goals. SJU's defense contained UMass, holding them scoreless for the final 15 minutes of the half. At intermission, the Minutewomen led 4-2. Massachusetts netted the first goal at the two-minute mark to open up the second half with a three goal lead. Despite SJU's tireless defensive efforts, UMass pummeled seven unanswered goals into the Hawk net, running away with a win on Finnesey Field. With 1 second remaining in the game, Teklinsky scored a goal off a free position shot to end the game 11-3. Massachusetts outshot Saint Joseph's, 20-15 but Hawk keeper Kimberly Williams made 17 saves in the cage while Minutewoman Cyndi Doyle made 10 saves. SJU, now 2-7, 1-2, will travel to across town to face Temple on Sunday. That game is set for Noon. Massachusetts moves to 7-4.