Box Score  
Pitt-Johnstown trailed only one time in the first half, before taking control and building a 12-point advantage.
 
After Seton Hill went up 3-2 less than two minutes into the game, the Lady Cats used a 15-run over the next six minutes to go in front by eight on Inaya Stephenson's lay-up at 12:40.
 
Paige Alviani's jumper two minutes later cut the Griffins' deficit to five, but back-to-back Kelsey Sleighter 3-pointers pushed Pitt-Johnstown's lead into double digits with six minutes left in the half.
 
The Lady Cats eventually built to 12 at 36-24 on Sleighter's fourth 3-point of the half, before Pitt-Johnstown went into the halftime break up 38-28.
 
Another 3-pointer from Sleighter to open the second half extended it to 13, before the Griffins answered with eight straight points of their own to pull to within five at 41-36 on two Alviani free-throws.
 
However, a long 3-pointer from Leah Hansen quickly got the lead back to, before a 3-pointer from Carman closed out a 28-16 run over the next 11 minutes that gave Pitt-Johnstown its largest lead of the day at 69-52 with 6:11 to play.
 
Seton Hill battle back to cut it to it to seven late, but Pitt-Johnstown wouldn't allow the Griffins to get any closer.
 
Carman's 20 points and team-high eight rebounds paced four Lady Cats who scored in double figures.  Sleighter finished with 19 points, including five 3-pointers, while Hansen also had 19 points.  Jasmine Harper's 13 points and six rebounds rounded out the Pitt-Johnstown players who scored in double figures.
 
Rachel Johnson is in 19^th-place on the Lady Cat All-Time Rebounding List with 575, while Carman ranks 28^th on the rebounding list with 464.
 
Pitt-Johnstown wrapped-up the day shooting 51.7% (30-58) from the floor, including 11-25 from behind the 3-point line.  The Lady Cats also connected on 14-17 from the free-throw line.  Seton Hill shot 53.7% (29-54) from the field, but just 2-10 from 3-point range.  The Griffins were 18-23 from the charity stripe.
 
Alviani's game-high 23 points and five rebounds, and Katie Gattuso's 22 points and game-high nine rebounds led the way for Seton Hill, which lost its fifth straight game and dropped to 12-12 overall and 4-10 in the PSAC West.
 
The Lady Cats travel to California (PA) for a PSAC game on Wednesday, before returning home to celebrate Senior Day with the Mountain Cats against conference rival Gannon University on Saturday starting at 1 p.m. in the Sports Center.