The Lancaster Bible College women's lacrosse team dropped its second North Eastern Athletic Conference game of the weekend on Sunday afternoon as the Chargers lost to Bryn Athyn, 15-14 in overtime in Bryn Athyn, Pa. The loss drops the Chargers to 3-5 overall and 0-2 in conference play, while the Lions improved to 5-0 and 1-0 in NEAC play.

How it Happened: Sunday's game was a high-scoring affair from the opening draw, but unfortunately for the Chargers, it was Bryn Athyn who scored five of the first seven goals in the opening 12 minutes of the game. Sophomore Hannah Thompson opened the scoring for the Chargers and junior Myranda Kemrer tied the game at 2-2, 6:36 into the game, but the Lions rattled off three straight goals to grab a 5-2 advantage.

A goal by junior Amber Moore and two from senior Alyssa Wesner kept the Chargers in the game in the first half, but it was still Bryn Athyn who held a 10-5 lead with just over a minute to play in the opening half. In stepped Thompson, who scored twice in the final 34 seconds to cut the Chargers' deficit to three, 10-7, heading into halftime.

Lancaster Bible kept the momentum into the second half as the Chargers scored the first four goals of the second half and took an 11-10 lead. Freshman Barb Foster, Thompson, Kemrer and Wesner each scored in the first 11 minutes of the second half to give the Chargers a one goal advantage. 

The teams exchanged goals over the next 10 minutes, but the Lions took a 14-13 lead on a man-advantage goal by Laura Clymer with 3:23 remaining. Lancaster Bible pressed for the equalizer and got it with 56 seconds to play as Kemrer scored off a feed from Hannah Thompson to tie the score at 14-14. 

In a repeat of Lancaster Bible's earlier overtime loss this season, the Chargers lost the draw to begin the overtime period and never got possession, as Clymer scored 35 seconds into overtime for the Lions and gave the home team the victory.

By the Numbers: Bryn Athyn held a 34-30 lead in shots, including a 24-23 advantage in shots on goal...Lancaster Bible led in ground balls, 18-12 and held a 16-14 advantage in draw controls...Thompson led the Chargers with six points as she had four goals and two assists...Wesner had a team-high five goals...Kemrer had three goals for the Chargers, while Foster had a goal and an assist...Senior Naomi Otis chipped in with an assist, while Moore added a goal...Goalie Nicolette Statuti made nine saves in the loss.

Information Hodge Podge: Lancaster Bible is now 0-4 all-time against Bryn Athyn...The Chargers lost to the Lions, 12-10 last season in Lancaster, Pa...Wesner's five goals give her 50 for the season and she continues to lead the NEAC in goals by a wide margin as the next closest player has 28...Lancaster Bible also lost in overtime to Keystone this season...The Chargers have played three one-goal games this year and are 1-2 in those games.

Up Next: Lancaster Bible returns to the field on Friday when the Chargers host Hilbert at 4 p.m.