WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. – Penn College netted two unanswered second half goals to beat Morrisville, 2-1, in the North Eastern Athletic Conference women's soccer semifinals Tuesday. The win advanced the Wildcats to Saturday's 2 p.m. semifinal contest opposite defending champions Penn State Berks in a rematch of last year's NEAC Championship game.

The playoff win marked two program records for the Wildcats. Penn College improved to 12-7, which is the most wins in program history, topping the 11 wins of the 2013 and 2016 teams. Prior to Tuesday's victory, Penn College was 0-2-2 in the NEAC postseason – advancing to finals last year and the semifinals in 2016 via shootout – making Tuesday's result the first NEAC postseason victory in program history.

Morrisville went on the board early in the contest when Jessica McGee collected her rebound on a Taylor Gonzales save and deposited the ball to the back of the net in the 20^th minute. The Wildcats missed two opportunities to get point minutes before McGee's goal when Madison Kistler hit the post in the 16^th minute and Erica Gallagher's rebound attempt was cleared off the line by defender Jade Shimer.

Penn College evened the game in the 52^nd minute when Dominique Brown deposited Tiffany Brown's pass from the left side of the 18. Gonzales kept the score even in the ensuing 33 minutes with a pair of saves before Francesca Timpone's corner kick led to Morgan Brooks' eventual game-winning goal in the 86nd minute.

Penn College outshot Morrisville 14-8 and held a 6-5 edge in corner kicks.

Gonzales finished with three saves.