DAYTON – The University of Dayton women's soccer team closed out their two-match homestand on Sunday, as they welcomed the Davidson Wildcats to Baujan Field for a Sunday afternoon matinee. The Flyers owned the majority of possession throughout the match, and came out with a double-overtime victory to run their winning streak to two matches.
 
KEY MOMENT
Dayton possessed the ball 58% of the time, but found difficulties with the back end of the Davidson defense for most of the match. The Wildcats played a very defensive style throughout the match, but the Flyers still managed to own a 16-1 shot advantage for the match as a whole. Alicia Donley was the leading shot-taker for the Flyers, registering five for the match, three on the Wildcats frame. Dayton would finally get the break-through they were looking for in the 107^th minute of double overtime, as Marlee Taylor settled down a Jessica Sheldon pass, and lofted a beauty of a goal over the Davidson keeper's head into the back of the net to give the Flyers the golden goal victory.

SCORING BREAKDOWN
107' – DAYTON GOAL – Marlee Taylor (5), assisted by Jessica Sheldon (2).

UP NEXT
The Flyers will head back out on the road this week, as they will be in Philadelphia to take on the Saint Joseph's Hawks on Thursday. The match is set to begin at 7:00 p.m., and the Flyers will return to Baujan on Sunday afternoon to take on George Mason.