Box Score  
IUP got eight early points from Lindsay Stamp and raced out to a 16-2 lead 5:28 into the game.
 
Pitt-Johnstown recovered and used a 21-7 run of its own to tie it eight minutes later.
 
Nicole Carman and Kelsey Sleighter combined for nine points to narrow the gap to five at the 9:03 mark, before two of Inaya Stephenson nine first half points knotted it at 23 with just over six minutes left.
 
Two free-throws from Leah Hansen got the Lady Cats back even again, but the Crimson Hawks outscored the Lady Cats 8-0 over the final 3:10 to rebuild the lead to 35-27 on a Maria Wareham 3-pointer.
 
A lay-up by Amy Fairman and a 3-pointer from Leslie Stapleton to open the second half extended IUP's run to 13-0 to push the lead back out to 13.
 
The Crimson Hawks continued the run and extended the lead to 57-34 at the 12:30 mark on another Stoner bucket.
 
The IUP lead ballooned to 30 with 7:47 to play, and the Crimson Hawks coasted to the lopsided victory.
 
Hansen led Pitt-Johnstown with 12 points, while Sleighter finished with 11 points and four rebounds.  Stephenson had all nine of her points in the first half, while Carman scored five points and pulled down six rebounds in the loss.
 
Johnson closed out her Pitt-Johnstown career ranked 18^th-place on the Lady Cat All-Time Rebounding List with 596, while Carman ranks 27^th on the rebounding list with 488.
 
The Lady Cats, who were out-rebounded 50-28, did not shoot the ball well.  Pitt-Johnstown shot just 32.7% (17-52) from the field and 5-16 from 3-point range.  The Lady Cats were also 17-25 from the charity stripe.  IUP ended the night shooting 43.9% (29-66) from the floor, 7-17 from behind the 3-point line, and 14-17 from the free-throw line.
 
Stamp's game-highs of 21 points and 11 rebounds paced four Crimson Hawks who scored in double figures.  Stoner and Stapleton each had 15 points, and Fairman chipped-in 10 points.
 
With the victory, IUP improved to 18-9 on the year and will advance to take on top-seeded Edinboro in Tuesday's PSAC Quarterfinals.