Box Score BROOKLYN, N.Y.-A goal in the last second of regulation time spoiled the Gryphons' win, as Sarah Lawrence College men's soccer drew even, 3-3, after two overtime periods against Skyline opponent St. Joseph's College Brooklyn at LIU Brooklyn Field on Saturday.

IN SHORT
Sarah Lawrence (1-6-3, 0-5-2 Skyline) tied St. Joseph's Brooklyn (0-8-2, 0-5-1 Skyline), 3-3.

GRYPHONS TAKE CONTROL
Sarah Lawrence netted the first goal in the 19th minute. Junior Juan Sucre (Caracas, Venezuela/ASFM (Monterrey, Mexico)) served a long pass to classmate Colin Berg (Franklin, Mass./Mount Saint Charles Academy), who put away his second goal of the season.

Three minutes later, Berg helped the Gryphons extend the lead. In the 22nd minute, Berg fed a crossing pass from the left side to teammate Tahmid Munat (Dhaka, Bangladesh/Notre Dame). The junior succeed in putting away his second goal of the season, giving SLC a 2-0 edge.

ST. JOSEPH'S RETALIATES
St. Joseph's struck back in the 30th minute. Following a corner kick for the Bears, Sarah Lawrence was whistled for a foul in the box, leading to an SJC penalty kick. Beka Goduadze converted the attempt, the second penalty-kick goal against the Gryphons this season.

THE FINAL 10 MINUTES
Sarah Lawrence preserved the 2-1 advantage for much of the second half but were unable to hold on until the end. SJC's Cesar Oviedo netted his second goal of the season in the 85th minute, leveling the game at 2-2.

In the 87th minute, junior Roland Wynter (New York, N.Y./Lower Manhattan Arts Academy) sent a shot into the box that was blocked by a Bears defender. Rookie Mohamed Camara (Macenta, Guinea/New World) controlled the rebound and found the back of the net for his team-leading fifth goal of the season, getting the Gryphons back on top, 3-2.

With the final seconds waning, SLC was primed to pick up its first Skyline victory. Less than five seconds were left when Goduadze fired a desperation shot that ricocheted off the crossbar and crossed the goal line with one tick left on the clock. The teams were destined for overtime, tied 3-3.

OVERTIME
In the extra periods, each team totaled four shots, but neither was able to break through for the win. St. Joseph's gained some momentum in the latter period, earning a pair of corner kicks while the Gryphons were called offsides twice. After 20 minutes, the dust settled on the Gryphons' program-record third draw of the season.

FOR THE GRYPHONS
Berg and Camara each had a team-high four shots, while Wynter and Munat had three shots apiece. Brekke and senior Juan Sucre (Caracas, Venezuela/ASFM (Monterrey, Mexico)) each recorded a pair of shots. In net for the Gryphons, James Berry (New York, N.Y./Kent) recorded 10 saves, nearing the century mark with 93 saves on the season.

UP NEXT
Sarah Lawrence plays four of its final five games at home. The Gryphons host St. Joseph's College Long Island on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. before playing host to non-conference opponent Cooper Union on Saturday at 2 p.m. Both games will be played at Tibbetts Brook Park.