GLENSIDE, Pa. - The Arcadia University field hockey team fell to Wesley College, 2-1, in double-overtime, Wednesday night. After falling behind in the second half, Michaela Ferlow sent the game to overtime with a goal in the 57th minute on an assist from Lauren Dougherty.

Ashton Evans made a season-high 10 saves for the Knights in over 70 minutes of action.

HOW IT HAPPENED
- Arcadia had their chances in the first half, but couldn't take the early lead. The Knights outshot the Wolverines 8-7 and held an 11-4 advantage in penalty corners during the opening half. 

- Madison Cook opened the scoring for Wesley midway through the third quarter. Jessica Behornar connected with Cook, who positioned herself at the right post, for the one-timer to beat Evans low. 

- With 3:30 remaining in regulation, Ferlow kept the Knights alive with a game-tying score. After drawing a Wesley penalty, Dougherty carried the ball to the right side of the box and connected with the stick of Ferlow at the opposite post. It was Ferlow's team-leading seventh point of the season, while Dougherty tied Ferlow for the team lead with her third assist. 

- Kaila Hindt had the game-winner in the first minute of the second overtime. After Evans made a nice save to deny Hindt's first shot, Hindt collected her own rebound and beat the keeper high on her second chance opportunity. 

KNIGHT LEADERS
- Goals: Ferlow 1 (2)
- Assists: Dougherty 1 (3)
- Points: Ferlow 2 (7), Dougherty 1 (3)
- Shots: Dougherty 7
- Saves: Evans 10

TEAM COMPARISON
- Wesley held a slight 17-15 shots advantage over the Knights. Arcadia controlled the pace of play for the bulk of regulation, but the Wolverines pulled away with a 6-1 shot advantage in the overtimes. 
- The Knights held a significant 21-7 advantage on penalty corners, but couldn't capitalize off the opportunities. 

UP NEXT
Arcadia returns to action at Stevenson to open conference play on Saturday at 1:00 PM.