A match that started late could not end soon enough for the Winnipeg Wesmen.
 
Katalin Tolnai scored three goals and added four assists and the No. 1-ranked UBC Thunderbirds ran away with a 10-0 Canada West conference women's soccer win Friday night at the Ralph Cantafio Soccer Complex. 
 
Tolnai scored in the 16th and 33rd minutes to help stake the T-Birds (5-0-0) to a 3-0 lead at halftime. She added the hat-trick goal in the 84th minute, her fifth marker of the season as UBC maintained its spot atop the Pacific Division, five points clear of second-place UBC-Okanagan. 
 
Tolnai's seven points marked a UBC program record for points in a match and tied the Canada West mark set by Calgary's Jordan Smith in 2016. 
 
Her four assists tied a UBC record. 
 
The match was delayed 90 minutes due to a referee scheduling conflict that left both teams in limbo and trying to keep warm on a rainy night when temperatures dropped to 12 C. 
 
The Wesmen (0-5-2) were under siege early and often, surrendering 26 shots, 17 on goal, with 11 UBC corners also on the tally. 
 
Madison Priebe made seven saves in the Winnipeg goal. 
 
Taiya Dennehy, Vanessa Tome, Nisa Reehal, Ella Sunde, Ella Nuttall-Smith, Sophia Kramer and Aislin Phillips had the other UBC goals. 
 
The Wesmen will host the UNBC Timberwolves on Saturday (7 p.m., Canada West TV) to close out the weekend.