Penn State Altoona women’s soccer team earns dominant 5-0 shutout win over Pitt-Bradford
Key points:
- Penn State Altoona women's soccer team secured a 5-0 shutout victory against Pitt-Bradford in a conference game
- The team honored three senior players for Senior Day
- The Lions dominated the game with a 40-2 shot advantage and a 25-1 edge in shots on goal
The Penn State Altoona women’s soccer team dominated Pitt-Bradford on Senior Day, winning with a commanding 5-0 shutout victory. The Lions’ five goal scorers, Dee Dee Abbott, Camryn Kurilla, Emilee Roman, Mallorie Smith, and Jordan Yaletsko, each contributed to the victory. With a total of 40 shot attempts compared to Pitt-Bradford’s two, the Lions showcased their offensive prowess. Goalkeepers Nicole Schwartz and Caitlin Cowen combined for a shutout, while the team also raised $113 for the Pink Zone organization during the “Kick Cancer Day” event. Penn State Altoona’s final regular-season game will be against Mt. Aloysius on October 24.
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