HENDERSON, Tenn. – A 23-match losing streak has come to an end as the University of Pikeville men's soccer team captured a 15-0 win over Johnson (Tenn.) on Saturday night in the final match of the 2013 Lions Cup hosted by Freed Hardeman University.

The 15 goals are a program record, surpassing the 11-0 mark set in 2009 in a win over Tennessee Temple. Dean Johnson and Cooper Gaypia finished with six goals each, snapping the single-game scoring record previously held by Ken McAlpine of five.

Donald Anderson, Mateus Meira and Colin Conaway also got in on the act for UPIKE with a goal each.

Pikeville had not won a match since Nov. 12, 2011 when it topped Salem International 4-3 at home. Now the Bears will look to keep the winning ways going with a trip to Ohio Valley (W. Va.) up next on the schedule Monday at 3:30 p.m. ET.

On Saturday night, the scoring came often and it came early.

Meira put the Bears on the board in just the second minute of action and before 10 minutes had gone by, UPIKE was enjoying a 4-0 advantage. At halftime the Bears were up 9-0, before adding six more stikes in the first 20 minutes of the second half.

No goals were scored after the 64-minute mark.

UPIKE outshot Johnson 29-14, including a 24-7 advantage in shots on goal. Gaypia led all players with nine shots.

Dustin Bertram and Taylor Downs finished with a team-high four attempts for Johnson, as its goalkeepers Michael Merrill (5) and Zach Ward (3) combined for eight saves on the night.

Alfredo Piedra started in goal for the Bears, but played just over 27 minutes with one save. Diego Rivas finished the match and wound up with five stops.

There were very limited fouls committed on the night, as both teams finished with three.