PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA — Seton Hill extended its winning streak to three matches with a 3-1 victory over Pitt.-Johnstown on Saturday. The Griffins (10-5-1), ranked among regional powerhouses in NCAA Division II, controlled the second half to overcome a resilient home squad struggling through a three-game losing skid.
James Aubrey led the offensive charge for the visitors, scoring twice to power Seton Hill's attack. Aubrey's first goal came in the 47th minute, followed by his insurance tally in the 67th minute, assisted by Tristan Wilson. The two-goal performance proved decisive as the Griffins improved to 10-5-1 overall while maintaining their conference standing.
Ryan Kyei Boahen answered for Pitt.-Johnstown in the 58th minute, assisted by Pau Cano, briefly cutting the deficit to one. The goal marked the hosts' only offensive breakthrough against a Seton Hill defense that limited them to three shots on goal. Despite the effort, the Mountain Cats (7-7-1) couldn't generate sustained pressure to equalize.
Seton Hill dominated possession and created opportunities throughout. The Griffins recorded 14 shot attempts compared to Pitt.-Johnstown's nine, converting three into goals. Goalkeeper Jannik Reiss made two crucial saves to preserve the lead, while Sebastian Roman Rivera recorded four saves in a losing effort for the hosts.
The visitors' second-half adjustments proved decisive. After halftime substitutions, Seton Hill