On a historic night at the Sports Center, Pitt-Johnstown unveiled its women's wrestling team in the Sports Center with a dual meet against Waynesburg University, and the Mountain Cats sent the full house home happy.
 
Pitt-Johnstown used a fall from 16^th-ranked Tamara Humphries at 117 lbs. and three consecutive technical fall wins to down the Jackets 27-10 in the program's first dual meet.
 
Following a double forfeit at 103 lbs., Waynesburg took a 5-0 lead when Faryn Dewitt won by forfeit at 110 lbs.
 
However, it was all Mountain Cats after that.  Humphries pinned Anastasia Curitti at 2:42 to quickly tie it, before Pitt-Johnstown ran off three straight wins by technical fall to break it open.
 
At 124 lbs., Emma Cunningham dealt Annalie Mejia, 10-0 at :42 to put the Mountain Cats on top.
 
Rome Alvarez followed with a 10-0 technical fall at 1:53 over Haylie Russano at 131 lbs. and No. 20 Makayla Paclib picked up a 10-0 tech fall 1:29 over Calista Binning at 138 lbs. to push it out to 17-5.
 
Pitt-Johnstown then got back-to-back forfeits from Isabella Taranto (145 lbs.) and Emma Hoppe (160 lbs.), before Waynesburg's Addison Soost won by forfeit at 180 lbs. to close out the scoring.
 
Both teams forfeit the final bout at 207 lbs.
 
With the loss, the Jackets slipped to 1-1 on the season.
 
Pitt-Johnstown will travel to the Wilkes University Open on Sunday, before hosting a dual meet against Bethany (WV) on Nov. 20 at 7 p.m. in the Sports Center.