Oswego, NY – The Lakers hosted the Manhattanville Valiants on a rainy Friday Afternoon. After finishing regulation tied at 1, then completing one overtime period, the Lakers earned the golden goal in the second overtime for a hug home win.
The Basics
Oswego: 2 (5-8, 0-2 SUNYAC)
Manhattanville: 1 (5-8, 0-0)
Location: Laker Turf Stadium
How it Happened
SUNY Oswego generated the early pressure in the first quarter, earning two penalty corners and getting shots from
Natalie Shields and
Layla Sharp. Shields' attempt was saved by Hannah Doherty, and Sharp's was blocked before Manhattanville produced a later corner and blocked shot. The quarter ended scoreless at 0-0.
The Lakers fell behind in the second quarter when Keira Guinan scored for Manhattanville off Emma Masie's assist at 15:46, making it 1-0. SUNY Oswego put pressure back on Manhattanville with a
Gabby Curtis shot saved, a blocked
Carly King attempt and three
Sophia Prianti penalty corners by 18:59.
Karina Thompkins added another shot on goal after a later corner, but the Lakers were held scoreless as Manhattanville had the quarter's only goal.
SUNY Oswego pulled even in the third quarter when
Alexa Snyder scored at 33:35, tying the game at 1-1.
Sam Krautheim made a save on Keira Guinan later in the quarter, and the Lakers followed with pressure that included a
Holly Brown penalty corner and saved shots by
Julia Unger and Brown. The teams entered the fourth quarter tied 1-1.
The Lakers created the chances in a scoreless fourth quarter, earning four penalty corners and taking five shots. Curtis had an early shot saved, and Snyder put two later attempts on goal, but Manhattanville goalkeeper Hannah Doherty stopped both as regulation ended with the game still tied 1-1.
SUNY Oswego had the first and last shots on goal of the first overtime, with
Meg Kuebler testing Hannah Doherty at 61:01 and
Kara Malejs forcing another save after
Alexa Snyder's penalty corner at 66:53. Krautheim answered Manhattanville's chance with a save on Fiona Doherty, and the score remained 1-1 after the scoreless overtime.
In the second overtime, SUNY Oswego generated four shots and two penalty corners, including saves by Hannah Doherty on Kuebler and Malejs, while Krautheim stopped Manhattanville's lone shot of the segment.
Carly King scored the game winning goal off
Alexa Snyder's assist at 78:04 in the second overtime, giving the Lakers a 2-1 final over Manhattanville in dramatic fashion.
What's Next
Tomorrow the Lakers will hit the road to take on the Hartwick Hawks in another non-conference match starting at 2:00 PM.
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