Box Score
MARION, Ind. – In a contest that was called with 6:11 to play due to lightning, a pair of goals was all the Indiana Tech women's soccer team needed to defeat Indiana Wesleyan, 2-1, in the second game of the IWU Classic on Friday night.

The win is the first of the season for the Warriors, moving them to 1-2 on the season while the Wildcats fall to 1-3 in 2014.

The home team dominated the first half as the Wildcats outshot the Warriors 6-1 in the period, however, Tech goal keeper, Bre Wojnarowski, held her own in net making five saves in the game.

The defense held enough to let the offense get to work. After a scoreless 68 minutes, IWU got on the board as Katie Pannabecker snuck one past Wojnarowski with an assist from Kaitlyn Heckaman.  It didn't take long for the Warriors to answer back as Nicole Price netted the equalizer, her first of the season, in the 70th minute. Tori Singstock sent a corner kick into the box, finiding the head of Price for the tie at 1.

It looked as though the game may end in a tie, but Megan Perrey scored the game-winner, her second goal of the season, with 10:23 to play.

The storms rolled in with 6:11 to play and after a slight delay, the referees called the contest, giving Tech the 2-1 win.

The Wildcats tallied 14 shots, putting six on frame while the Warriors managed just seven shots, three on goal, but Tech made them count. The difference was in goal as Tech had five saves to just one for the Wildcats.

The Warriors conclude play in the IWU Classic tomorrow when they face Georgetown (Ky.) at 5 p.m. in Marion, Ind.