Erie, Pa. -- Mount Aloysius women's soccer fell to Penn State Behrend this Wednesday, November 1st, in the AMCC championship tournament semifinal. 

How It Happened: 

- The opening fifteen minutes of the contest set up a back and forth affair, with both teams trading shots and offensive pushes. 
- Early shots by Sara Borlie (Kennett Square, Pa., Unionville) and Jasmine Hinton (Huntingtown, MD, Huntingtown) looked on target, but were blocked by Lion defenders. 
- The 18th minute saw Penn State Behrend take control of the game, firing five shots in eight minutes and shutting down any Mountie response early. 
- Mount Aloysius was able to slow the pace down as the half closed, but a 42nd minute foul in the box gave Behrend a penalty kick, which was converted to put the visitors down 0-1 going in to the second. 
- The Lions opened the half aggressively, pushing the pace into the Mountie side of the field. 
- Mount Aloysius defend well against the opening shots, but let one through in the 53rd minute to give the hosts a 2-0 lead. 
- Penn State Behrend continued their onslaught, tallying seven shots in the next ten minutes before scoring rapid-fire goals in the 71st and 75th minute. 
- The Mounties attempted a counteroffensive, putting together a handful of shot attempts in the 76th minute, but were unable to convert. 
- A final Lion shot attempt was saved by goalkeeper Courtney Vought (Somerset, PA, Somerset) as time winded down, ending the game in a 0-4 loss for Mount Aloysius. 

Into The Box Score:

- Mount Aloysius was heavily outshot in the game, with the hosts earning thirty attempts compared to the visitor's five. 
- Borlie and Hinton led the Mounties in shot attempts with two each. 
- Mount Aloysius struggled with fouls, committing fourteen across the game. 

Up Next:

- The Mounties conclude the 2023 season with a 7-9-2 overall record, and a 5-4 AMCC record.