MANSFIELD – Meghan Griffin and Saramae Radel scored a goal each, but the No. 10 Mansfield University field hockey team fell on the road to No. 1 West Chester, 7-2 in PSAC action on Saturday afternoon.

The Mounties (12-6, 6-4 PSAC) wrap up the best regular season in over a decade by earning the fifth seed in the PSAC field hockey postseason and will head to the fourth-seed Kutztown on Tuesday.

Mansfield is just the second team on the year to register multiple goals against the undefeated Golden Rams (17-0, 9-0 PSAC).

Brittany Ryan made 17 saves, notching the third highest single-game save total by a keeper in the conference this season.

No. 1 West Chester jumped out to an early 4-0 lead in the first quarter before Radel got the Mounties on the board with an unassisted goal in the 23^rd minute.

The Golden Rams scored two more goals over the next nine minutes but Mansfield countered with a goal from Griffin at the 43:15 mark to cut the deficit to four. Griffin beat the keeper after settling a rebound off a shot from Claire Nielsen.

West Chester added a score in the 49^th minute to round out the scoring.

Kat Roncoroni scored four goals to lead the Golden Rams offense and Claire Nielsen made two stops in net.