BABSON PARK, Fla. – The Brewton-Parker women's soccer program dropped their match 1-0 to Webber International (Fla.) in double overtime on Saturday afternoon.

The Lady Barons (3-6-0) held strong for a full 90 minutes and one overtime period before falling in the 105th minute to the Warriors' (4-0-1) golden goal.

How It Happened

• Despite Brewton-Parker's dominant offensive efforts, the first half would close at 0-0.
• The Lady Barons outshot the Warriors 13-2 overall and 6-1 in shots on frame.
• In the second half, Brewton-Parker continued to pressure Webber International but could not break through in regulation.
• The Lady Barons totaled 12 shots with eight on goal while the Warriors notched only two shots overall and one on goal.
• After a scoreless 90 minutes, both sides were forced into overtime. With the first overtime period resulting in scoreless efforts, the Warriors managed to score in the 105th minute to win the match via a "golden goal."

Inside The Statistics

• The Lady Barons garnered 27 shots overall with 14 on frame while holding the Warriors to just nine total shots and three on goal.
• Kadisha Martina led the BPC attack with nine total shots and five on goal while Aurora Miglio gathered six total shots and two on goal.
• Kelsie Stapler gathered two saves in goal for Brewton-Parker.

Other Notables

• Brewton-Parker recorded 11 corner kicks compared to Webber International's four.
• With the loss, the Warriors move the overall series record to 1-0-1.

Next Up

• The Lady Barons are slated to travel to Bluffton, S.C. to take on South Carolina-Beaufort on Sept. 22 at 2 p.m. ET.