WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. — For the fourth consecutive season, Penn College women's soccer reached the 10-win mark after its 5-0 shutout Wednesday afternoon against Farmingdale State. The Wildcats improved to 10-3-1 overall. Farmingdale State is 7-5-2 overall.
How it happened: Camryn Lobb opened the scoring for PCT in the first half off
Megan Kurian's assist at 7:26, and
Lily Persing followed at 10:49 after Kurian hit the crossbar moments earlier.
Avery Puderbach added another Wildcats goal at 32:26, assisted by
Eva White, for a 3-0 first-half lead.
Ginny Yost made two saves in the half.
Megan Kurian and Persing scored six minutes apart late in the second half, with Puderbach assisting on both goals, as the Wildcats moved their lead from 3-0 to 5-0. Kurian stretched her goal streak to seven consecutive games. PCT also kept Farmingdale State off the scoreboard during a stretch that included two corner kicks and multiple attempts, with Yost making a save in the 66th minute. The 5-0 score held through the end of the match.
Inside the box: Persing scored twice and added an assist, putting both of her shots on goal. Puderbach scored her first career goal and added two assists. Kurian added a goal and an assist while leading the Wildcats with four shots, including three on goal. Yost made three saves in net, and the Wildcat defense posted their third consecutive shutout.
Charlotte Hoina started in goal and made two saves in goal. Emilia Burns, Maddie Fenwick and Hayden Murphy all finished with one shot for the Rams.
Up next: The Wildcats travel to play Penn State Abington on Saturday, Oct. 17, at 1 p.m.
