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LATROBE, Pa. (Nov. 1) – The Waynesburg University men's soccer team traveled to Latrobe for a Friday afternoon match looking to keep its hopes of a berth in the Presidents' Athletic Conference Tournament alive. The Yellow Jackets not only accomplished the feat, but did so in dramatic fashion, earning a hard-fought 3-2 double-overtime victory against the Bearcats.

Saint Vincent (4-14, 2-6) claimed the early advantage by getting on the board in the sixth minute of the contest. Waynesburg (10-4-3, 3-3-2) answered back quickly as junior Cody Lemke tied the match after an assist of a header from freshman David Nicholl. The two teams traded goals again late in the first half. Saint Vincent struck in the 39^th minute on a header, before junior Victor Browne tied the contest off an assist from fellow classmate Colin Nelson in the 41^st minute.

After the offensive outburst in the first half, both teams went quiet in the second half. Despite numerous opportunities to take a lead, neither team was able to grab a lead and the contest went into overtime. That was when Yellow Jacket senior Tim Fields gave his team the victory. Fields secured a rebound off a shot attempt and blasted it home for the game-winner in the 108^th minute.

The Jackets got a clutch performance from sophomore goalkeeper Nathan Ribar, who was filling in for junior Brandon Daughtry, who left the contest in the 35^th minute. Ribar, a Waynesburg native, stopped 10-of- 11 shots to earn the victory.

The win closes out the regular season for the Jackets, who are now awaiting the result of tomorrow's match between Geneva and Bethany. A Golden Tornado win eliminates the Jackets from PAC tournament contention. Waynesburg would earn a spot in next week's tournament if the Bison beat Geneva. A tie would make things more complicated, but Waynesburg would likely qualifier on a tiebreaker situation.