BRADFORD, Pa. -- The University of Pittsburgh at Bradford men's and women's soccer teams are back home Saturday for Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference soccer matches against La Roche at the Kessel Athletic Complex.

Both teams are coming off convincing shutout wins over Hilbert at home Wednesday.

The women's team improved to 2-8-1 and 1-2-1 in AMCC contests after beating Hilbert 9-0. Pitt-Bradford enters the weekend tied with Penn State-Altoona for sixth place in the AMCC.

The 9-0 score is the largest margin of victory for the Panthers since Pitt-Bradford defeated Mount Aloysius with the same score on Oct. 17, 2009.

Courtney Shade led the Panthers' offensive eruption with four goals, bringing her season total to seven for fourth most in the AMCC.

Shade's four goals are the program's most in a single game since Melissa Smith scored the same amount against Hilbert on Oct. 28, 2014.

Grace Dadzaa scored a pair of goals while Jasmine Adams, Katie Anderton and Meghan Stuck each netted one apiece.

Stuck also assisted a pair of goals, and Sarah Maurer, Jade Adams and Shade each assisted one strike apiece.

The Panthers' keeper Emily Bethel ranks fourth in the conference in saves with 91 and second with 988:47 minutes played.

On the men's side, Pitt-Bradford improved to 3-9-0 overall and 2-2-0 in AMCC action by defeating Hilbert 4-0. The Panthers enter the weekend holding sixth place in the conference.

Ugwunna Amadi led the way with a pair of goals -- one in each half -- to help power the Panthers' offense.

Nicholas DiStefano and Noah Black each scored their first goals of the season.

Ryuta Hayakawa assisted a pair of the Panthers' goals.

In goal, Derrick Brock played all 90 minutes, making a pair of saves in earning his first victory of the season.

Pitt-Bradford controlled the ball in Hilbert territory for much of the contest, outshooting the Hawks 39-4. The Panthers put 23 of those shots on goal.

On the season, Chase Rider leads the team with the second-most goals in the conference at five.

La Roche's women's team is 2-8 overall and comes to the Kessel Athletic Complex in search of its first AMCC victory with a 0-4 mark. As a team, they've scored 12 total goals and surrendered 31. 

The Redhawks' men's squad is 2-9-1 overall and is also in search of their first conference victory at 0-3-1. Firas Abduljawad ranks fourth in the conference in both total points (12) and assists (four).

Saturday's action will begin with the women's game at 1 p.m. with the men's game following around 3:15 p.m.