Chestertown, Md. - Marco Grenda headed in the game-winning goal with just under five minutes remaining in the second overtime to give the visiting Ursinus Bears a 2-1 victory against the No. 24 ranked Washington College Shoremen on Saturday afternoon. The Shoremen fell to 7-3-0 (3-1-0) while the visitors improved to 6-4-0 (2-2-0).

How It Happened

- Grenda, who now had a league-leading 10 goals on the season, gave the visitors the lead as he scored an unassisted goal at the 21:30 mark following a corner kick.

- The Shoremen answered right back at 28:59 after junior midfielder Cole Gifford took a feed from junior defender Alex Coster and beat keeper Tyler Lewin with a hard shot just inside the far post

- Tommy Mollis set up the game-winner with a perfect cross into the center of the box and Grenda headed in the game-winner with just 4:58 remaining in the second overtime

For the Shoremen
Scoring: Gifford (goal), Coster (assist)
Goalie: Anthony Pinto (105:02, two goals allowed, save)

For the Bears
Scoring: Grenda (2 goals), Mollis (assist)
Goalie: Lewin (105:02, goal allowed, 3 saves)

Notes
- The game featured seven yellow cards (5 for Ursinus).
- The Shoremen oustshot the Bears by a 13-7 margin. 
- Washington College took 11 corner kicks compared to five by Ursinus.

Up Next:
The Shoremen will travel to Johns Hopkins next Saturday afternoon.