BRADFORD, Pa. – The Penn State Altoona women's soccer team picked up its fourth conference victory of the season on Saturday afternoon, when the Lions hit the road to beat Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference opponent Pitt-Bradford 7-0 at the Kessel Athletic Complex.

Senior Mallorie Smith (Bellefonte, PA/Bellefonte) became the Penn State Altoona women's soccer program's all-time goals leader in the win, scoring two goals to pass former Lion Emily Reimold (2008-09) and move into first place on the team's career goals list. Smith now holds the new record with 43 goals scored in her career.

Penn State Altoona (4-8-2, 4-2-1 AMCC) took care of Pitt-Bradford (6-6-3, 1-5-2 AMCC) by getting seven goals from five different players. Smith and Sophia Nelson (Bellwood, PA/Bellwood-Antis) scored two goals apiece, while the Lions also got scores from Emilee Roman (Davidsville, PA/Conemaugh Township), Rachel Rutkowski (Canonsburg, PA/Canon-McMillan), and Bella Marinelli (Florham Park, NJ/Hanover Park). Nelson's pair of goals represented her first collegiate multi-goal game, while Marinelli's score was the first of her collegiate career.

Adeline Baustert (Apollo, PA/Apollo-Ridge) made four saves at goalkeeper in her 14th start of the season, recording her fourth victory of the year in 68:12 between the pipes. Evan Ianni (Chesapeake, VA/Oscar Smith) entered in relief and played the final 21:48 of the game, making two saves. Baustert and Ianni combined for the shutout, holding Pitt-Bradford scoreless on the day.

Penn State Altoona drew first blood just under three minutes into the game, as Nelson's goal at 2:46, assisted by Kylei Martin (Mifflinburg, PA/Mifflinburg), put the visitors on the board. Roman increased the Lions' advantage to 2-0 on her goal at 25:14, assisted by Smith.

Smith, who entered the day tied with Reimold for the Penn State Altoona all-time goals total, scored the record-breaking tally at 43:56 on another assist from Martin to give the Lions a 3-0 advantage heading into halftime.

Smith padded her goals total early in the second half, when she found the back of the net at 58:22 to extend Penn State Altoona's lead to 4-0. Nelson scored her second of the afternoon at 61:20, and Rutkowski beat the keeper at 71:18 to help the Lions to a 6-0 advantage. Marinelli and Kira Knox (Clearfield, PA/Clearfield) assisted on those two goals, with Knox's assist being her first collegiate point.

Marinelli scored her first goal at the 88:58 mark, when she converted on a penalty kick to make it 7-0.

Penn State Altoona finished with season-high totals of shots attempted (31) and shots on goal (19), and the Lions finished the contest with a 6-4 advantage over Pitt-Bradford in corner kicks.

The Penn State Altoona women's soccer team will wrap up its regular season at home on Tuesday, October 29, when the Lions will host nearby AMCC rival Mount Aloysius College for a 6 p.m. game.