Score: George Washington 15, VCU 14 (OT)
Location: Washington, D.C.
Records: VCU 4-10 (3-3 A-10), George Washington 4-10 (1-5 A-10)

The short story: VCU and George Washington went back-and-forth before VCU's Kiley Kozak forced overtime on a free position goal with 13 seconds left in regulation. The Colonials won the draw control in overtime and scored on the initial possession.

QUICK FACTS

• Sam Palmer scored a career-high four goals on five shot attempts
• Mason Whitmore scored three goals and recorded three draw controls
• Kelsey McDonnell scored two goals and added an assist
• Kiley Kozak and Rachel Koeneke each scored twice
• Mia George had one goal while Jamie Lastner and Autumn Kash each had one assist
• VCU outshot GW 29-28 overall and 22-19 in shots on goal
• The Revolutionaries were led by Emma Nowakowski who had eight goals and two assists

HOW IT HAPPENED

• VCU's Koeneke opened the scoring with 10:34 left in the first quarter off a Kash assist. GW responded with three quick goals in less than two minutes to take a 3-1 lead with 8:35 left in the period
• VCU scored three of the next five goals to get within 5-4 after Whitmore scored her first goal of the afternoon with 1:57 left in the first
• The Revolutionaries then pushed their lead to 8-4 with 13:26 left before halftime but VCU closed the half with four unanswered goals to tie the game at 8-8 on Whitmore's second of the day with 3:22 left before halftime
• The second half was a tightly contested affair with GW never leading by more than two goals and VCU tying the game twice, the last time at 14-14 with 13 seconds remaining as Kozak converted a free position
• The Colonials won the draw in overtime and scored 49 seconds into the first possession on a goal from Nowakowski

UP NEXT
VCU travels to UMass on Saturday, April 13 for a noon draw. The game will be streamed on ESPN+.