Camden, NJ – The Washington College women's soccer team remained perfect on the season after pulling out a dramatic, 1-0 victory, in double-overtime versus Rutgers-Camden on Saturday morning. Junior midfielder Ellie Morrall produced the game-winner with just thirty-five seconds left in the game.

 How It Happened
- Sophomore midfielder Audrey Flanagan took the first shot of overtime in the 95^th minute but Chloe Beasley was able to make the save for the hosts. The play resulted in a corner-kick by senior back Keelie Verbeek.
- Freshman midfielder Emily Morris had an opportunity to score in the second overtime but her shot was turned away by Beasley twenty-eight seconds in.
- Senior forward Erin O'Reilly crossed a pass from the left-side to the middle of the box and Morrall booted home the game-winner with just thirty-five seconds left in the match.
- The Shorewomen did not allow a shot during the two overtime periods.
- Senior goalkeeper Noah Smith made four saves and recorded her third shutout of the season.
- Washington College has not allowed a goal this season.

For the Shorewomen (4-0-0)
Scoring: Morrall (goal, 2^nd), O'Reilly (assist, 2^nd)
Goalie: Smith (109:25, four saves)

For the Raptors (1-2-0)
Scoring: None
Goalie: Beasley (109:25, one goal allowed, six saves)

Notes:
- The Shorewomen outshot Rutgers-Camden by a 10-8 total.
- The Raptors took four corners compared to one by the visitors.
- The Shorewomen have not allowed a goal in 2021.
- Washington College started out 5-0-0 in 2018.
- O'Reilly has produced at least one point in all four games this season.

Up Next:
- The Shorewomen will travel to Stockton on Sunday at 1:00 p.m.