BRADFORD, Pa. – The University of Pittsburgh at Bradford women's soccer team will play its first of three-straight home games Tuesday as Saint Vincent comes to the Kessel Athletics Complex Tuesday evening.

Pitt-Bradford is coming off a 2-0 win at Geneva on Friday. The Panthers got on the board early on a Geneva own goal and then doubled their lead shortly after the start of the second half on a goal from Meghan Stuck.

The offensive effort was enough to back a stellar performance in goal by Sarah Dailey, who tied a career high with 13 saves. In keeping Geneva out of the net, she earned both her third clean sheet of the season and helped give the Panthers their third-straight shutout road win. 

So far this season, Dailey's 58 saves are second most in the Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference, and she has the fifth-best goals-against average (1.57) of any keeper in the conference. She has saved 84.1 percent of shots on goal, the sixth-best save percentage in the AMCC. 

For her performance in the team's two games, Dailey was named the AMCC Defensive Player of the Week for the second consecutive week.

Courtney Shade and Stuck lead the team with two goals apiece so far this season. Abby Celesky and Grace Dadzaa have also scored for the Panthers. 

Kaitlyn Williams has assisted two goals.

Tuesday's game against Saint Vincent will start at 5 p.m.

About Saint Vincent:

• The Saint Vincent Bearcats come to Bradford in search of their first victory at 0-4-1 to start the season.
• Saint Vincent has played four-straight AMCC teams heading into Tuesday's game: Mount Aloysius (Sept. 6), La Roche (Sept. 8), Pitt-Greensburg (Sept. 12) and Hilbert (Sept. 16). Most recently, the Bearcats worked a scoreless draw with Hilbert.
• Calsey Holshue leads the team with two goals and has fired 27 total shots. Maggie Nelson has also scored for the Bearcats.
• In goal, Corinne Burk has started four of the team's five games and made 14 saves while surrendering eight goals. She was credited for the team's lone shutout in the 0-0 draw with Hilbert (Sept. 16). Savanah Gerstnecker started a game in goal and made a pair of saves while giving up a trio of goals.