With three seniors playing their final home match, the Mountain Cats team took the field on Friday looking for the season's first victory.  It turned out to be a good day for Pitt-Johnstown, as D.J. Vogelman's first half goal held up in a 1-0 Mountain Cat victory.  Pitt-Johnstown, which moved to 1-14-1, also got seven saves from senior Nate Kleya, then nation's leader in that category.
 
At halftime, Head Coach Eric Kinsey and the Pitt-Johnstown soccer program recognized this year's seniors…Adam Feather, John Lopez, and Kleya.
 
The Mountain Cats, who were outshot 22-10, notched the match's lone goal in the 22^nd minute when Vogelman finished Alex Laslavic's long throughball.
 
Kleya did the rest in goal for Pitt-Johnstown.  Kleya faced 21 Washington Adventist shots and made seven saves to preserve the shutout win.
 
Reynero Pacheco took the loss for the Shock after allowing one goal on 10 Mountain Cat shots.  Pacheco made a pair of saves.
 
With the loss, Washington Adventist slipped to 10-6-0 on the year.
 
The Mountain Cats finish the 2017 season with a PSAC match at Bloomsburg on Saturday.