PLYMOUTH, N.H. – The Castleton women's soccer team used four second-half goals to take down Plymouth St. by a score of 4-0 in a non-conference matchup on Wednesday afternoon.

Mallory Costello netted two goals to move into second place all-time in scoring for Castleton women's soccer. The four points gave Costello a career total of 178, moving her past Amy Yandow, who tallied 175 points from 2001-2004. Costello trails only Courtney Chadburn, who racked up 213 points from 2008-2011 with the Spartans.

Nicole Wershoven assisted on three goals in the victory, while Shelby McLenithan and Jess Phillips each tallied scores for the Spartans. Jessica Binkowski collected her 12th win of the season, stopping three shots in 65 minutes of action for Castleton.

The Spartans finish their regular season with a 12-7 record, while Plymouth St. now sits at 7-7-1 with the loss.

Neither team could get on the board in the first half, as the two squads entered the break locked in a 0-0 tie. Castleton held the edge in shots, taking 10 to Plymouth St.'s three in the first half, while also holding a 4-1 advantage in corner kicks.

The Spartans came out of the break firing, scoring three goals in just over 15 minutes of play. McLenithan opened the scoring for Castleton, netting a goal in the 54th minute on a feed from Wershoven. Just over one minute later, Costello scored the first of her two goals in the game on an assist from Wershoven to double the Spartan lead to 2-0 and move her into second place on the Castleton all-time scoring list.

In the 61st minute, Costello would again take a pass from Wershoven and find the back of the net for her conference-leading 19th goal of the season, giving Castleton a three-goal cushion. The Spartans tacked on a late goal, with Phillips scoring unassisted with less than one minute to play to give the game its final score of 4-0 in favor of the visitors.

Binkowski and Kasie Wilk combined for a five-save shutout, with Wilk taking over for Binkowski in the 66th minute. Annaliese Schmidt took the loss from Plymouth St., making eight saves in 63 minutes of action.

Castleton outshot the Panthers 19-7, while holding an 8-4 corner advantage in the game.

The win concludes the regular season for the Spartans, who earned the top seed in the upcoming North Atlantic Conference Tournament. Castleton hosts the winner of the match between Me.-Farmington and New England College next Tuesday at Spartan Stadium. Game time is to be announced at a later date.