MANSFIELD – The score is hardly a reflection of how the Mansfield University women's soccer team competed in the 2-0 setback against Lock Haven.
 
The Mountaineers outshot the Bald Eagles in the second half and held a 7-3 advantage in shots on goal when the 90 minutes drew to a close.
 
Lock Haven (5-10, 4-10 PSAC) opened the scoring in the 22^nd minute as Gabby Kishbaugh netted her fourth goal of the season off an assist from Erika Landis. Mansfield's (0-13-1, 0-13-1 PSAC) fate would be sealed as Haileigh Swam, the top scorer for the Eagles, scored her fourth as well.
 
Alexis Bittel and Eleni Gebbia led the Mounties taking five shots each. Bittel and Bria Bittiger each had two shots going on goal while Nikki Ortiz and Sierra Austin each created scoring opportunities early in the second half. Chelsea Hough, Cay McNichol, and Abbey Korber also chipped away at Lock Haven's back line.
 
Mansfield was aggressive through and through, only calling on freshman Dana DiCamillo to face a season-low of three shots.
 
Women's soccer closes out their home campaign on Wednesday at 3 p.m. before concluding the season at Mercyhurst next Saturday.