FINAL SCORE
Monmouth 1 (7-3-1, 2-1-0 MAAC)
Manhattan 0 (1-5-2, 0-2-1 MAAC)

RIVERDALE, NY – Dana Scheriff's goal in the 100^th minute lifted the Monmouth University women's soccer team to an overtime victory over Manhattan on Wednesday night at Gaelic Park.

Scheriff's game-winner came with 17 seconds remaining in the first overtime session after a run down the right sideline by Sarina Jones helped set up the goal. Her right-footed cross found Lexie Palladino, who fired a low shot that was parried by the Manhattan keeper into the path of Scheriff, who one-timed it into the empty net.

The Hawks dictated the action throughout a majority of the match and held a 7-1 advantage in shots before halftime and a 21-1 edge during regulation time.

NOTES & QUOTES
"We gutted out a win on the road. We created a lot of chances all night and did a great job minimizing their opportunities."
– Head Coach Krissy Turner

- Monmouth improved its six-year MAAC record to 46-4-3.
- Monmouth leads the all-time series with Manhattan 9-0-0.
- The Hawks own a 4-2-0 record in road games in 2018.
- Monmouth is now 1-1-1 in 2018 in overtime games.
- The match was the second overtime contest all-time between Monmouth and Manhattan (Hawks lead 2-0-0).
- Monmouth has won 28 straight games when scoring the first goal of the game.
- Monmouth used the same starting lineup for the second consecutive match.
 
NUMBERS CRUNCH
- Dana Scheriff scored her second goal of the year and her second game-winning goal.
- Scheriff scored the fifth goal of her career.
- Lexie Palladino's assist gave her 10 points on the season and 23 for her career.
- Palladino has registered a point in back-to-back games for the third time in her career.
- Junior goalkeeper Amanda Knaub made one save to give her five shutouts on the season and became the fourth Monmouth goalie to reach 25 career shutouts.
- Monmouth outshot the Jaspers 25-1 in the game, including a 8-1 advantage in shots on goal.
- The Hawks earned eight corner kicks in the match and only allowed one.

NEXT UP
The Hawks return home to Hesse Field on the Great Lawn this Saturday to host Siena. Opening kickoff is set for 7 p.m.