WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. – Penn College surrendered a score in each half and fell to St. Mary's, 2-0, in a United East women's soccer semifinal Wednesday. The Wildcats concluded their season with their first setback and finished 15-1-4, while the Seahawks improved to 17-1-3 and advanced to Saturday's championship game opposite Penn State Harrisburg.

How it happened: Penn College had a pair of shots on frame in the first half but Brooke Klinger's attempt in the 20^th minute, and Megan Kurian's shot in the 29^th minute, were both saved. St. Mary's netted its first goal in the 31^st minute. The Wildcats saw its best opportunity for points in the 43^rd minute when Kurian's shot was saved and Kathyrn Dunn's rebound attempt was stopped.

The Seahawks made it 2-0 early in the second half on an assisted goal in the 53^rd minute. The Wildcats had three more quality shots the remainder of the game but shots from Cassie Johnson (64^th), Kurian (67^th), and Sierra Klinger (81^st) were all saved.

Inside the box: Penn College outshot SMC, 11-8 (7-2 on-goal), while the Seahawks held a 7-6 edge in corner kicks. Nicole Lichtinger took the loss in goal for the Wildcats.