COLLEGEVILLE, Pa. - Megan Meyer gave the Stevenson women's soccer team a 1-0 lead in the 70th minute, but the Mustangs and Ursinus College played to a 1-1, double overtime women's soccer tie Saturday afternoon.

• Ursinus (1-0-1) put three shots on frame in the game's first 11 minutes, with Stevenson keeper Keegan Caffrey turning aside all three.
• Michelle Mesquita put Stevenson's (0-1-1) first shot on target just past the 22-minute mark, with Mandy Carideo making the stop for the Bears.
• Samantha Wilson put a shot on goal in the 26th minute that was saved, with Mesquita again forcing Carideo to make a stop just pas the 30-minute mark.
• Ursinus put a shot on goal and a header off the post in the 37th minute.

• Ursinus' Kayla Harvey banged a shot off the crossbar just shy of the 53' mark.
• Allison Arters put a shot on goal following a corner kick at 56:18 that Carideo made a save on.
• Just past the 69-minute mark, Meyer took a cross from the right side from Ericka Kitzinger and put it home for the Mustangs first goal of the season.
• Just over two minutes later Raya Mount headed a ball into the top right of the Mustang goal to tie the game 1-1.
• Caffrey made two saves in the final 3:04 of regulation to keep the game 1-1.

• Each team had one shot that went wide in the first 10-minute overtime.
• Stevenson's Kennedy Cash had the lone shot of the second overtime which went wide.

• Ursinus outshot Stevenson 16-14, including 8-3 in the second half.
• The Bears generated 13 corner kicks to Stevenson's six.
• Caffrey made six saves, while Carideo made four saves in the first 56:18 before being relieved by Maddie Nau.  Nau allowed the goal and did not make a save.
• Meyer's goal was the second of her career while first year Kitzinger recorded her first career point.

• Stevenson plays its home opener Wednesday night, hosting Catholic in a 7 pm contest at Mustang Stadium.