Sophomore attackman Jake Smith struck for five goals and set up five more to lead Colorado College to a 25-2 victory over Millsaps College on Sunday afternoon in Jackson, Miss.

The Tigers improved 10-2 overall and 9-0 in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference with their eighth consecutive win. The Majors slipped to 3-11 overall and 2-7 in league play.

Six different players scored for CC during the first quarter, including senior attackman Hunter Sprole who struck for his third game winner of the season 6:50 into the contest.

After a man-up goal by freshman attackman Scott Budd put Millsaps on the scoreboard 3:50 into the second quarter, the Tigers ran off 10 unanswered tallies to build a 16-1 lead after 30 minutes.

Colorado College added nine consecutive goals in the second half before Budd put a second shot past junior midfielder Charles Curtis, who had relieved sophomore Zach Steedman in goal, with 23 seconds to play.

Steedman stopped two of three shots for the Tigers, who allowed a season-low five attempts on target.

Senior long-stick midfielder Zach Pierce and freshman defender Connor Ervin caused three turnovers apiece for CC, which recorded a season-high 22 as a team.

Freshman midfielder Sayre Thomas grabbed a game-high nine ground balls while Pierce added seven.

Fourteen Tigers scored at least once while 16 recorded one or more points. Sprole and freshman attackman Bennett Krishock finished with three goals, while senior attackman Moses Taylor added a pair of scores to go with two assists.

Colorado College matched its season high for goals set in Friday's 25-2 victory at Rhodes College. The Tigers also tied their season high with 70 total shots

CC held an opponent to five goals or fewer for the seventh game in a row and the eighth time this season.

Sophomore goalie Chris Hood finished with 22 saves for the Majors.

Colorado College returns to action on Friday, April 27, when it plays in the first semifinal game of the 2012 Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Championship at Birmingham-Southern College.