LOGAN, Utah — Utah State soccer (7-5-5, 4-1-3 MW) earned a commanding win Thursday night at Chuck & Gloria Bell Field in Logan, defeating Nevada 6-1. All six of Utah State’s goals came at the feet of underclassmen, led by the first-career brace for sophomore forward Mia Mullenmeister.  Despite controlling the first half to the tune of a 9-3 advantage in shots for Utah State, just one of the game’s seven total goals were scored in the first 45 minutes. A perfectly-placed pass in the 32nd minute by freshman forward Kunie Hirai split a pair of Wolf Pack defenders and found fellow freshman forward Hadli Barrera, who capitalized with a right-footer into the back of the net.   Just minutes after the halftime break, Mullenmeister found her first goal of the night when a misplayed ball by Nevada’s keeper set Mullenmeister up to turn and shoot on an open net to make it 2-0. Nevada’s lone goal of the night came in the 54th minute, but was quickly followed by Mullenmeister’s second goal in the 58th minute, as she cleaned up on a deflected penalty kick to score and give USU a 3-1 advantage.   In the 68th minute, Hirai sent