FINAL SCORE 2OT
Monmouth 1 (7-2-2, 5-0-0 MAAC)
Siena 0 (4-7-3, 2-2-1 MAAC)

LOUDONVILLE, NY – A brilliant run down the sideline by Sarina Jones set up Lexie Palladino's game-winning double-overtime goal for the Monmouth University women's soccer team in a 1-0 win over Siena on Wednesday afternoon at Siena Field.

The Hawks finally broke through 45 seconds into the second overtime to remain perfect in MAAC play and unbeaten on the road in 2019.

Monmouth controlled the possession through the entire first half and did not surrender a shot to Siena, while taking eight on the other end, including three on goal.

Just past the hour mark, Monmouth's Dana Scheriff had two opportunities that nearly broke the tie The first was a shot that missed just wide of the far post after she beat her defender, and then a header moments later that sailed over the crossbar.

Monmouth maintained the pressure and generated another excellent chance when Madie Gibson had a left-footed effort tipped over the bar by Siena goalie Taylor Dorado in the 74^th minute.

Amanda Knaub became Monmouth's all-time leader in career shutouts with 37.

NOTES & QUOTES
"We have been on the road for so many matches this season. I credit our team for their resiliency and approach to each match. It feels great to get the result as it was well deserved."
– Head Coach Krissy Turner

- Monmouth is unbeaten in its last eight games (7-0-1), including six straight wins.
- Monmouth improved its all-time MAAC regular season record to 58-4-3.
- The Hawks remained unbeaten on the road this season (5-0-2), including four straight wins.
- Monmouth has won 16 straight games overall against MAAC opponents and owns a goal differential of 52-5 in those games.
- The Hawks have won seven straight road games against MAAC opponents.
- Monmouth has had six-game winning streaks in each of its last four seasons.
- Monmouth has won 44 straight games when scoring the first goal of the game.
- Monmouth leads the all-time series against Siena 9-1-0, including six consecutive wins.

NUMBERS CRUNCH
- Lexie Palladino scored her fifth goal of the season, her 16th career goal and fifth game-winner.
- Palladino leads Monmouth with 11 points in 2019.
- Goalkeeper Amanda Knaub earned her seventh shutout of the season and became Monmouth's all-time leader in career shutouts with 37, passing Lia Fierro (2007-10).
- Sarina Jones picked up her second assist of the year and third career.
- The Hawks outshot Siena, 24-1, including 8-0 in shots on goal.
- Monmouth held an 8-0 advantage in corner kicks in the match.

NEXT UP
The Hawks return home on for a matchup with Canisius on Saturday night. Opening kickoff from Hesse Field on The Great Lawn is set for 7 p.m.