BRADFORD, Pa. – The University of Pittsburgh at Bradford women's soccer team will continue on its road trip as it travels to Dickinson on Wednesday.
The Panthers enter the week after opening up their season with a pair of away games this past weekend.
In Pitt-Bradford's most recent game, a 2-0 loss at Case Western Reserve on Saturday, the Panthers saw a large improvement in their play on the pitch. The two early goals set them back, but they put together a steady offensive attack throughout and played strong defense for about 75 minutes.
After the first weekend of the 2017 season, Kaitlyn Williams leads the team with four total shots.
Sarah Dailey played all 180 minutes in goal for the Panthers. The senior made 14 saves, the fourth-most of any Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference keeper after the opening weekend action.
Wednesday's game at Dickinson will be the third of five straight road games for the Panthers to open up the 2017 season. After two more road contests this weekend, Pitt-Bradford will be home Wednesday, Sept. 13, as Houghton comes to town.
About Dickinson
- The Dickinson Red Devils opened up their 2017 season with a pair of clean sheets this weekend, winning their opener, 2-0, then securing an overtime win, 1-0, in their second contest.
- Killian Donohue, Caitlin Gugliotta and Olivia Termini scored a goal apiece for Dickinson.
- Termini leads the team with six shots while Addy Zandi has shot the ball five times. The Red Devils have 28 total shots and have held their opponents to just 11.
- In goal, Mary Kate Brosnan has saved all six shots on goal sent her way. She's played all 189:15 minutes so far this season and has been credited with both clean sheets.
