The Lady Bearcats lost their season opener, 3-1 to former conference foe Seton Hill University on the road in Greensburg.

Seton Hill jumped to an early 2-0 lead, then added a goal late in the second half to make it 3-0.   The Lady Bearcats scored in the closing minutes, as Ashley Shasko converted with an assist from Shelley Teems.

Abby Chabitnoy started and took the loss in the net for Saint Vincent (0-1).  Jessica Urban took over in the second half.

The Lady Bearcats picked up their first win of the season on Sunday, defeating visiting University of Charleston (WV), 4-2.

Freshman midfielder Alex Shasko scored three times on the afternoon, while sophomore forward Kylie Simonini netted the eventual game winner in the final seven minutes.

The Lady Bearcats had a number of scoring chances early, and sophomore Shelley Teems looked to put SVC on the board at the 37:30 mark, but was stopped on a breakaway by Charleston goalie Whitney Sharp.

Saint Vincent keeper Jessica Urban was also put to the test early, making a number of key saves early on, including a point blank stop on a breakaway with 19 minutes left in the first.

Shasko put SVC ahead 1-0 at the 26 minute mark, with an assist credited to elder sister Ashley. The two teamed up once again with five minutes left in the first half, as Ashley assisted Alex on her second goal of the afternoon to give the Lady Bearcats a 2-0 advantage heading into the intermission.

The game went back and forth in the early stages of the second half, until Charleston's Sharon Lipinsky slipped past the Lady Bearcat defenders and put the visitors on the board with 27:20 remaining.

Momentum then shifted the way of Charleston, and Lipinsky scored her second goal of the afternoon with 15:00 left.

With 6:34 to go, Ashley Shasko sent a long ball into the box, and Simonini headed it into the back of the net for the game winner to put SVC up 3-2.

Two minutes later, Alex Shasko scored her third tally of the afternoon, blasting a shot from 30 yards past Sharp for the insurance goal.  Freshman Ashley Bartko had the assist.

Sophomore Kylie Simonini's goal in the ninth minute of overtime lifted the Lady Bearcats to a 1-0 victory over Geneva on the road.

Simonini took a lead pass from Alex Shasko and broke past the defense, then beat Geneva keeper Amber Weaver for the game-winner.   Abby Chabitnoy recorded the shutout in the net, posting 11 saves.

The Lady Bearcats, playing without three key starters, lost to Otterbein in the first day of the Dickinson College Tournament in Carlisle, PA.  The final score was 5-0.

Saint Vincent managed only one shot on goal, playing without three offensive starters, Kylie Simonini, Shelly Teems and Adrianne Groth.

Buffalo State College defeated the Lady Bearcats by a score of 1-0 on a corner kick in overtime after a hard fought game in the second day of the Dickinson College Tournament.

Abby Chabitnoy took the loss in the net, but played well, saving 16 shots including a breakaway.

The Lady Bearcats defeated Walsh University by a score of 1-0 at Bearcat Field.

Katie Messinger's goal, scored nine minutes into the second half, was all that SVC would need, thanks to a strong defensive effort.  Backing the defense was sophomore goalkeeper Abby Chabitnoy, who tallied 12 saves.

The Lady Bearcats dropped a PAC contest to Westminster on the road by a score of 5-2.

Alex Shasko scored both goals for SVC, as the team was forced to play without several key players who were out with injuries.

Kylie Simonini scored three times in the first 19 minutes to lead the Lady Bearcats to a 4-1 victory over visiting Waynesburg College.

The sophomore from Washington, PA opened the scoring just 3:39 into the game, assisted by Alex Shasko and Shelly Teems.  Simonini added her second goal a little more than five minutes later, off an assist from Cat Gagnier.

At the 18:19 mark, Ashely Shasko's free kick found Simonini in front of the net, and she headed in her third goal of the day. Allie Lachat added SVC's fourth goal, assisted by Ashley Shasko.

Clarion University ended the Lady Bearcats' home winning streak, which dated back to 2004, with a 2-0 victory in Latrobe.

SVC was undefeated in eight home games last year, and had won all three previous home matches this year.

SVC, playing with an injury-depleted roster, managed only two shots on goal for the afternoon.  Abby Chabitnoy recorded 12 saves, but took the loss in the net for SVC (4-5).

The Lady Bearcats were defeated 3-0 by visiting Daemen. 

SVC, playing without five starters in the line up, controlled the ball for the majority of the first half, but were unable to secure any real scoring chances, mustering just three shots on goal in the first 45 minutes. 

Lady Bearcat goalie Abby Chabitnoy was up to the test early on, making a huge save on a point blank shot with just over five minutes to go in the half to preserve at scoreless tie at the intermission. 

It was more of the same in the second half, as the game was even despite the short Lady Bearcat bench, which had only three substitutes available for the duration of the game.

Daemen finally broke the scoreless tie with a little over 18 minutes left in regulation when Casey Kelly knocked a shot past Chabitnoy after a scrum in front of the net.  Two minutes later, Kim Walker did the same for the visitors, and they added their final tally of the afternoon with 8:02 left when Mindy Harwood sent a high floater into the net from 20 yards out.

The Lady Bearcats scored three first half goals on three headers, then added a fourth goal late to defeat Grove City College by a 4-1 score.

Cat Gagnier opened the scoring a little over eight mintutes into the game with her first collegiate goal, a header off a Shelly Teems corner kick.

Teems recorded her first goal of the year 21 minutes later, a header off a pass from Kylie Simonini.

With less than 3 minutes remaining in the first half, Teems sent another corner kick into the box, and Simonini headed it home for her sixth goal of the year.

Late in the second half, Simonini added her second of the game, an angled shot that caught the post and bounced into the net.

The Lady Bearcats were unsuccessful in their first visit to Kentucky to face the Saints of Thomas More College.  The final score was 4-1.

SVC played well in the first half, trailing 1-0 at the break, but were unable to put together a solid second half. 

April Andriscin scored her first goal of the season for the lone SVC tally.  Cat Gagnier and Alex Shasko assisted.

The Lady Bearcats fell to PAC foe Washington & Jefferson on the road by a score of 1-0.

W&J's Beth Reefer scored with 1:28 remaining in the second half for the game's only goal.

Abby Chabitnoy took the loss in goal for SVC, recording three saves.

The Lady Bearcats were defeated at home 4-0 by Presidents' Athletic Conference foe Westminster.

The Titans put pressure on the Lady Bearcats from the beginning, and scored their first goal of the afternoon 20 minutes into the first half, when Jessi Lostetter knocked in a rebound.  The visitors went up 2-0 with three minutes remaining in the first frame with a goal by Christina Adams.

Westminster's Sarah Calderone gave the Titans a 3-0 lead just a minute into the second half and Mallory Bugel scored the final tally of the afternoon with just over eight minutes remaining in the second half.

SVC keeper Jessica Urban played well in the loss, making 11 saves, including a number at point blank range.

The Lady Bearcats defeated Thiel College on the road by a score of 11-0.

Ashley Bartko led the offense with three goals and a pair of assists.  Kylie Simonini also scored three goals, while Katie Messinger, Shelly Teems and Alex Shasko each tallied one goal and a pair of assists.

Allie Lachat had a goal and an assist, while Ashley Shasko scored a goal.  Sharlie Regan added an assist.

Jess Urban recorded the shutout in the net, facing just one shot thanks to a strong performance by the defense.

The Lady Bearcats picked up their second straight win, downing Pitt-Greensburg on the road by a score of 1-0.

Kylie Simonini scored the game's lone goal, a header off a cross by Alex Shasko, with 10 minutes remaining in the first half.

The SVC defense, anchored by Sharlie Regan, Cat Gagnier and Katlyn Andyjohn, played well in front of keeper Jess Urban, who recorded the shutout in the net.

The Lady Bearcats earned their third straight shutout victory, defeating Waynesburg 1-0 with 14 seconds left in double overtime.

Freshman Alex Shasko scored the game-winner, off of an assist from older sister and teammate Ashley Shasko. 

Allie Lachat scored three goals and added an assist as the Lady Bearcats defeated Bethany College by a score of 4-2 in a game that had been pushed back from two other planned dates due to weather.

Lachat's first goal of the second half broke a 2-2 tie and secured the win for SVC.  Lachat put SVC up 2-0 in the first half, scoring at the 12:29 mark and again nine minutes later.  Bethany fought back to tie the game at the half, but Lachat's third tally, 6:35 into the second half, was the game winner.  Alex Shasko added a goal with 90 seconds remaining to make it 4-2, assisted by Lachat.  Shasko and Shelly Teems also picked up assists on the day.

Jess Urban recorded the win in the net.

Postponed - Rain

The Lady Bearcats ended their season with a 2-0 loss at Post University in the first round of the Eastern College Athletic Conference Division II playoffs.

The game was tied 0-0 at the half, but Post scored midway through the second half then added a late goal on a breakaway to advance to the second round.

Forward Adrianne Groth, forced into duty due to injuries to the team's two goalkeepers, made her first career start in goal and played well for SVC.