PINE VALLEY, N.Y. – The Oswego State field hockey team downed the Elmira Soaring Eagles 2-1 in double overtime on Wednesday evening. The Lakers keep the magic going as they have started out 4-0 for the first time in over 12 years. Elmira falls to 0-4 on the season with the loss.

Monica Harvey acted as the savior and hero on the evening for Oswego by scoring both the game-tying and game-winning goals. The four points she scored raised her season total to five and put her third on the team.

In the 90^th minute of the game and the second overtime, Grace Rinaldi found Harvey at the top of the arc with a perfect pass. The junior continued the flow of the play and ripped the ball through the defense and past the goalie to notch the sudden-victory goal.

The late-ending victory notches the second overtime win of the season for the field hockey squad. In its opening-day match with Houghton, it was able to secure a similar win in overtime.

Earlier in the contest, in the 69^th minute, with the Lakers trailing 1-0, Harvey carried the ball down the pitch and into the arc, placing herself in position to score. The Queensbury, N.Y. native set the precedent she would follow later and cracked the ball from the left side into the boards at the back of the goal for the tally.

Harvey finished the contest with eight shots, six of which came on-goal. Lacey Woite put the ball on goal two times; Katie Reynolds, Julia Calandra and Rinaldi all tallied one shot-on-goal.

Sarita Charap started and played all 89:48 in goal to earn the double-OT victory, her fourth overall win of the season. The Ocean City, N.J. native notched five saves.

Field hockey looks to stay unbeaten in its next contest on Wednesday, Sept. 21 vs. Keuka College. The game will begin at 4 p.m. at Laker Turf Stadium.