The Lancaster Bible College women's lacrosse team saw its record come back to the .500 mark on Tuesday as the Chargers lost to Keystone, 20-19 in overtime. The Chargers made a furious comeback in the second half as they trailed by seven at halftime, but Keystone won the opening draw of overtime and scored 33 seconds later to earn the one-goal victory. Lancaster Bible is now 2-2 this season, while the Giants upped their record to 2-2.

How it Happened: The Chargers' Myranda Kemrer opened the scoring just 33 seconds into the game with her 11th goal of the year, but Keystone scored five goals over the next 6:50 to take an early four-goal advantage. Senior Alyssa Wesner scored her 19th goal of the year at 21:42 off a pass from Amber Moore to cut Lancaster Bible's deficit to 5-2, but Keystone scored three more times, and took an 8-2 lead with 10:11 to play in the opening half.

Wesner's 21st and 22nd goals of the year sandwiched around another Giants goal, as the Chargers trailed 9-4 with just over six minutes left. The Giants scored back-to-back goals to regain their seven-goal lead at 11-4 with 3:50 remaining. Lancaster Bible scored two of its own goals (Hannah Thompson's 10th and Wesner's 23rd) in the next 1:05 and looked to have some momentum heading into halftime, but the Giants responded with two more goals in the final 2:23 of the half and led, 13-6 at the break.

The Chargers scored three of the first four goals in the second half and crept to within 14-9 as Naomi Otis, Katy Stover and Barb Foster scored for Lancaster Bible. Like had happened all game long, Keystone responded with three straight goals, two of which came when they were shorthanded, and the Giants took their biggest lead of the game, 17-9 with 22:40 left in regulation.

Lancaster Bible took the game over from that point and scored the next five goals of the game over a 4:41 stretch. Otis, Stover and Thompson all scored once, while Wesner added two more goals. Keystone got a goal back and grabbed an 18-14 lead with 16:01 to play, but Lancaster Bible went right back on the offensive attack and scored four straight goals to tie the game at 18-18 with 4:03 left. Kemrer scored her second of the game to bring the Chargers to within three and Wesner scored the final three goals of the run to knot the game at 18 apiece.

Keystone retook the lead with 3:35 to play and Lancaster Bible was just about to run out of time, but Wesner scored her 10th goal of the game with six seconds remaining to tie the contest at 19-19. In overtime, Keystone won the draw and though they were a man down again, the Giants went right on the attack and Nina Hodanich was fouled. Hodanich converted her free-position shot 33 seconds into overtime to give Keystone the win.

By the Numbers: Lancaster Bible led in shots, 49-31 and shots on goal, 37-28...Lancaster Bible also held a 26-12 lead in draw controls...Wesner finished with 10 goals and a game-high 10 draw controls...Otis finished with two goals and an assist...Thompson, Kemrer and Stover each had two goals...Foster finished with a goal and an assist...Goalie Nicolette Statuti had eight saves...Keystone goalie Daphne Leenas made 18 saves to earn her second win of the season.

Information Hodge Podge: Lancaster Bible is now 1-1 all-time against Keystone...The Chargers defeated the Giants, 26-18 last season in La Plume, Pa...Tuesday marked the third time in Wesner's career she has scored 10 or more goals in a game...She had 11 against Keystone last season and had 10 against Wells last season as well...The Chargers have been dominant in draw controls this season, winning 75 and losing 43.

Up Next: Lancaster Bible returns to action next Monday when they host Wesley at 7 p.m...The game will be played at Lancaster Mennonite School...Click HERE for directions.