GREAT FALLS, Mont. – Two second half goals lifted Oregon Tech Past the University of Providence 2-0 Saturday afternoon as OIT improves to 11-4-2 overall and 8-3-1 in Cascade Conference play.
 
"Solid team performance, very proud of them," said Associate Head Coach Tom Eichelkraut. "The team came out with intensity and stellar defending by our backs especially Aimee Bruner who shut down the leading scorer in the conference. Our offense attacked with a creative attitude and were dangerous. We are very pleased with the ladies especially for the long grueling road trip"
 
The Argos and Owls played the first 45 minutes to a scoreless standstill headed into the break. The Owls led in shots, 7-4, while the Argos held the advantage in saves with five and corner kicks with two.
 
Oregon Tech broke a scoreless draw quickly in the second period as Amanda Seward netted a shot from outside the 18 to put the Owls up 1-0 in the 45th minute. Ellie Quercia added some insurance for the Owls in the 85th minute, scoring from 30 yards out to push Oregon Tech to a 2-0 victory over the Argos.
 
The Argos close out their 2018 campaign with a record of 8-8 (5-7 CCC).
 
The Owls will travel to Springfield, Oregon to compete in the Cascade Conference Championship quarterfinals on November 7.