DOYLESTOWN, Pa. (Sept. 17, 2016) – Freshman midfielder Audrey Carr scored the sudden death game-winner and sophomore goalkeeper Ryann Callaghan made 14 saves to propel the Drew University field hockey team to a 2-1 double-overtime victory at Delaware Valley University on Saturday afternoon.
 
By the Numbers: The Rangers improve to 2-4 overall win their first road game of the year in their second try. The Rams, meanwhile, fall to 2-5 and 0-3 at Robert A. Lipinski Field.
 
Top Performers: Carr's first collegiate goal is the definition of clutch. With the deadlocked double-overtime contest just 10 minutes away from a penalty stroke shootout, the rookie cleaned up her own second-chance shot past the goalkeeper for the walk-off win in the 91^st minute.
 
Callaghan continues to put the Rangers on her shoulders by keeping them in tough games with spectacular saves and impeccable arch control. Saturday marked her third double-digit save effort, with nine of them coming in a Ram-dominated second half. She then made three saves in the first overtime period to force the fateful second OT.
 
Turning Point: Overtime was made possible by Drew's leading scorer, junior forward Madi Sheetz. With the Rams up early on a tally in just the second minute of play, Sheetz equalized in the 17^th minute by rocketing a shot into the top right corner of the cage for her sixth goal of the season.
 
Other Highlights: Callaghan and the defense survived a barrage of Ram shots from the 58^th through 65^th minutes during the second half. The standout keeper turned away four shots and the defense blocked one over that span, which included three DVU penalty corners.
 
Stat Sheet: The Rams outshot the Rangers 24-12 overall and 15-8 in shots on target, while also holding an advantage in corners, 12-3. Senior midfielder Huma Sheikh was behind only Sheetz in shots taken with three (two on goal).
 
Up Next: The Rangers return home to host the Battle of Madison Avenue on Tuesday, Sept. 20 against FDU-Florham at 4:30 p.m. at Ranger Stadium.