IUP women on wrong end of second half flurry at UPJ

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – Pitt-Johnstown opened the floodgates in the second half in dispatching IUP by a 3-1 tally on Wednesday afternoon. While Pitt-Johnstown (2-8-4, 2-7-3) held the edge in shots over the initial 45 minutes, the Mountain Cats did not put a chance on frame until the final minute of the half. Meanwhile, IUP (4-6-3, 3-6-2) placed two of its three chances on goal in the first half. UPJ eventually broke through, led by two goals from Sophia Lamesta and another from Haley Neidig, who dealt out two assists for the contest. The Mountain Cats converted in the 51st, 62nd…