
Beavers Top Owls in Overtime, Remain Undefeated
September 15, 2019 | Women's Soccer
Brianna McReynolds records the golden goal in the 98th minute of play
Houston, Texas – Freshman Brianna McReynolds recorded the golden goal in the 98th minute of play and sophomore Sydney Studer netted her second goal of the season to propel Oregon State (7-0-0) to a 2-1 overtime victory over Rice University (3-4-0) on Sunday night to continue OSU's best ever start.
"This was a great, resilient win for our team," said head coach Matt Kagan. "Rice is extremely well coaches and organized. They caused us problems all night. We gave up a late goal but bounced back and scored a brilliant goal to win the game. I'm proud of our team's character!"
Oregon State attacked early in the game with freshman Marley Salveter and senior Paula Leblic each taking a shot within the first three minutes of play that were saved and blocked, respectively. Freshman Brianna McReynolds recorded her first shot in the 10th minute that was also saved by the Owl's keeper.
Studer attempted to push the Beavers ahead in the 44th minute, but her shot went wide. OSU outshot Rice, 6-5, in the first half but both teams ended the first half tied scoreless.
Abby Schwartz and Kaillen Fried both had shot attempts early in the second half for the Beavers, but weren't able to land anything on target.
Studer's goal came in the 55th minute after Oregon State moved the ball down the field to earn a throw in 10 yards from the end line. Redshirt freshman Kiah Dayton made the long throw into the 18-yard box that Studer was able to get her head on through traffic and score giving OSU a 1-0 lead.
Rice leveled the score in the 88th minute after a shot rebounds off the crossbar to an Owl player directly in front of the Beaver's goal forcing overtime.
McReynolds scored the golden goal of the match, and her fourth goal on the season, in the 99th minute of play assisted off a long pass from Leblic at midfield that pulled Rice's keeper out from the goal allowing McReynolds to use her right foot to push it into the net.
Oregon State outshot Rice 15-12 in the match with shot attempts coming from McReynolds and Studer (three), Fried, Leblic and Weinert (two) and Schwartz, Taylor Lemmond and Marley Salveter (one).
Skiba faced 12 shots in goal and came up with three saves bringing her season total to 15.
Oregon State returns home on Thursday, Sept. 19 to host Idaho at 4 p.m. at Lorenz Field for the final nonconference game of the regular season.
For more information on the Oregon State women's soccer team, visit OSUBeavers.com or follow the club @BeaverWSoccer on Twitter and Instagram.
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Team Stats

Studer, Sydney (2)
Assisted By: Dayton, Kiah
in traffic in front of the goal, after a
55:09

Louise Stephens (3)
Assisted By: Delaney Schultz
after rebound off the crossbar
87:51

McReynolds, Brianna (4)
Assisted By: Leblic, Paula
long pass in fromn midfield, keeper out,
98:48