Albion continued their pre-season preparations with a 4-1 away win at Shrewsbury Town on Saturday afternoon.
Harry Whitwell, a Jimmy-Jay Morgan brace and an Aune Heggebø header helped the Baggies to victory in front of over 3,280 travelling supporters.
And fans will get another chance to see James Morrison's team in pre-season action next weekend when they take on Peterborough United in Cambridgeshire.
A lively opening few minutes saw the visitors go close on a number of occasions. First, Morgan hit the side netting and then the post before Ousmane Diakite tested Sam Proctor in the Shrewsbury goal.
The early pressure bore fruit not long after when Heggebø capitalised on a defensive mix-up and found his strike partner Morgan. He then played the ball to Whitwell and the academy product calmly curled home the opener with 16 minutes on the clock.
Morgan turned goalscorer less than 10 minutes later as Salop made another mistake at the back. An unfortunate slip allowed the former Chelsea man a clear run at goal, and he comfortably doubled Albion's advantage.
Shrewsbury began to find their footing in the game after this, and pulled one back through Isaac Fletcher after a further 10 minutes.
Fortunately, the two-goal lead was restored before half-time. Alex Mowatt's corner was headed goalward by Chris Mepham, and Morgan was on hand again to get the decisive touch for his second of the game.
Albion continued to enjoy the majority of the ball and chances in the second period as Morgan went close with two attempts, Whitwell stung the palms of Proctor, and Diakite smashed a long-range effort off the crossbar.
Again, the pressure told, and the fourth goal once again saw Morgan turn provider. A quick passing move around the edge of the Shrewsbury box allowed the 20-year-old to dig out a cross, which was nodded home by Heggebø from close range to complete the scoring.
Albion: O’Leary, Williams, Mepham, Campbell, Styles (Maughan 89), Diakite, Mowatt, Whitwell (McNeil 89), Price (Colesby 89), Morgan, Heggebø.
Substitutes: Cisse, Gilchrist, Dupont
