CHESTERTOWN, Md. - Stevenson women's lacrosse sophomores Carly Bowes and Kiely Bunce each netted a hat trick but Washington (Md.) scored three straight goals, including the game-winner in overtime as the Mustangs dropped a non-conference contest, 10-9, Wednesday evening at Roy Kirby, Jr. Stadium.

It is the first overtime game for the Mustangs (1-4) since the 2016 season when they team played it two overtime contests. The team has also had four one-goal games this season.

The Shorewomen (3-0) got on the scoreboard 1:49 into the game as Kristy Grovom scored her first of two goals. Stevenson responded with a pair of goals as Bunce scored unassisted before sophomore Mallory Davila scored her first of two goals on an assist from senior MaryKate White.

The two teams traded a pair of goals to end the opening half, with the visitors taking a 4-3 lead into the break after back-to-back goals by White and Bowes.

Washington tied the game just 50 seconds into the second half before a free-position goal by Bowes put the Mustangs back in front. The hosts scored three straight to take a two-goal advantage but Stevenson once again had an answer, scoring four in-a-row, including three in a 1:46 span.

Grovom's second goal of the contest got the hosts within one with 11:57 remaining before Caitlin Donovan tied the game at 9-9 with 6:58 left in regulation.

Bowes had a chance in the closing seconds to put the Mustangs ahead but her shot with six seconds remaining was saved by Isabella Richardson, who totaled 13 saves.

In overtime, Melissa Donato won her only draw control of the game before Emily Pantazes netted the game-winner off an assist from Alison Pantazes.

Both Bowes and Bunce added an assist to finish with four point apiece. Sophomore Sarah Roerty finished with three caused turnovers, three draw controls and two ground balls while senior Jamie Bittner totaled five draw controls.

Stevenson returns to action on Monday, March 12 when the Mustangs face 22nd-ranked Claremont-Mudd-Scripps. Opening draw is schedule for 10:00 p.m. EST.