KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. – Cade O'Neill scored two goals and assisted on a third, as Oregon Tech put together a dominating performance in a 6-0 victory over the University of Providence at the OIT Soccer Field.
 
The Owls (5-1-2, 4-1 CCC) had a 22-3 edge in total shots, with Tech holding the Montana side without a shot attempt in the second half.
 
"The boys brought the energy from the first whistle," said head coach Sean McManamon. "They put their stamp on the game by being ruthless in the final third. We created opportunities and put them away. I am very proud of the team this weekend."
 
OIT put the game away in the opening 15 minutes with a trio of goals. O'Neill had a chance in the eighth minute – but his attempted clanged off the left post to the unmarked Ellis Harwood, who slotted home the counter. A minute later, O'Neill headed home an Andrew Pasang free kick, with in the 15th minute, Pasang got into the act, finishing a penalty kick after a foul in the box.
 
While the Owls defense kept the Argos (0-6-1, 0-4-1) at bay, the Owls doubled the margin in the second half. Early in the period, O'Neill capitalized on a defensive miscue – collecting the loose ball and rocketing a 15-yard blast into the twine. In the 64th minute, Kevin Rodriguez hit a low drive off a 25-yard free kick for his first goal, while in the waning moments, Reilly Combs headed in a Logan Miller corner.
 
Joel Witts recorded the clean sheet – his fourth of the season – while tying Mitchell Jillson's school record of 12 career shutouts.
 
OIT hits the road next weekend for matches Friday at Walla Walla and Sunday at Carroll.