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at University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown<\/p>\n
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History <\/a><\/p>\n
<\/p>\n INDIANA, Pa. \u2013 A pair of freshmen delivered their first collegiate goals as IUP women’s soccer knocked off No. 14 Gannon, 2-1, on Saturday at South Campus Field, securing the first victory of the Kernell Borneo<\/a> era.<\/p>\n Zoe Ans-Bitchoka<\/a> and Ayla Cook<\/a> provided the offense for the Crimson Hawks, scoring the first two goals of their collegiate careers to hand the nationally ranked Golden Knights their second consecutive PSAC loss.<\/p>\n Ans-Bitchoka opened the scoring with a chip from approximately 25 yards out, providing IUP with its first goal of the young season.<\/p>\n Cook later delivered the eventual game-winner. Following a scramble in front of the net, the ball settled at the freshman’s feet and she buried the opportunity to put the Crimson Hawks ahead.<\/p>\n IUP made the most of its opportunities offensively. Gannon held a narrow 6-5 advantage in total shots, but both of the Crimson Hawks’ shots on goal found the back of the net.<\/p>\n