Box Score (New/Sortable Format) EDINBORO, Pa. (October 4, 2013) – Edinboro continued its winning ways against Pitt-Johnstown with a commanding 4-2 victory. The win gave Meghan Kelly was the 26^th of her career, a new school record for wins. Edinboro is now 7-3-0 on the season and 5-3-0 in the PSAC while Pitt-Johnstown is 0-9-0 overall and in conference.

A minute and ten seconds into the game, Jansen Hartmann was fouled inside the box, giving Becca Costello an opportunity at a free kick. She capitalized with her third goal of the season to give the Fighting Scots an early 1-0 lead. Later in the first half, Reilee Dupratt delivered a long cross into the box that Alex Brown was able to reach on a sliding kick, scoring her sixth goal of the season. Liz Debo then scored her sixth goal of the season as well, pushing the Scots lead to 3-0. With one second remaining in the first half, Pitt-Johnstown picked up a goal from Maura Koshute to make it 3-1 at the break.

The Fighting Scots came out firing in the second half and were finally awarded with a goal by Laurelee Clements at the 75:28 mark. Clements was able to score on a 30-yard free kick for her second of the season. The Lady Cats picked up another goal from Kim Bonnett in the 81^st minute in the to bring it to the final score of 4-2.

Kelly had two saves and allowed one of the goals in her record-setting day. The next record she will be looking to obtain is the shutouts record, as she trails Kate Stukbauer by three shutouts.

Edinboro's next game is Tuesday, October 8 at home against Clarion. The Fighting Scots take a four-game winning streak into the match and the Golden Eagles currently stand at 3-3-3 overall and in the PSAC.

Game Notes:
·         Debo scored her 28^th career goal and 58^th career point. She is only two points away from becoming the eighth Fighting Scot to eclipse 60 points.
·         Dupratt's assist was her second of the season.
·         Brown has now scored in back-to-back games. A week after Debo scored three goals in two games, Brown has done the same this week (one against Pitt-Johnstown and two against Seton Hill).
·         Pitt-Johnstown now has lost 12 straight matches. Their two goals in this game were more than they had scored all season.
·         Edinboro's four-game winning streak is their longest of the season. This is their longest winning streak since the Fighting Scots opened last season winning their first five.