THE FINAL WHISTLE
Final: McKendree 1 – UIndy 1 (2OT)
Records: McKendree  (6-4-3, 5-3-2 GLVC) | UIndy 2-7-3 (1-6-3 GLVC)
Location: Key Stadium – Indianapolis, Ind.
 
INDIANAPOLIS – Trailing by a goal to start the second half, the University of Indianapolis women's soccer team relied on one of their youngest player to tie their match with McKendree on Sunday afternoon.
 
In double overtime, one of the team's veterans stepped up in a big way to preserve a 1-1 draw with the Bearcats at Key Stadium.

GAME CHANGER
After not seeing a single shot on goal for almost 60 minutes, UIndy goalkeeper Emma Crenshaw turned in her finest stop of the day with less than two minutes to go before the final horn to keep the game tied.
 
McKendree's Chelsea Whittaker snuck in behind the Greyhound defense on the run and found herself one-on-one with Crenshaw in close. The Greyhound backstop would come out to challenge and stop Whittaker's shot with the left arm to keep the game even.
 
BEYOND THE BOX SCORE
UIndy got on the board less than three minutes into the second half when Jocelyn Evans found Sierra Singer dashing down the left side of the field. The freshman striker gathered in Evans' feed and let a shot go that found the top left corner of the net to tie the match in the 48^th minute. It was the second goal of the year for Singer and the first helper of the year for Evans.
 
Evans nearly had the go-ahead goal in the 62^nd minute. Michele Govern sent a ball in from the right wing that Evans got a foot on and deflected the ball into the top of the net. But at the very last second, Evans was whistled offside.
 
After the Bearcats outshot the Hounds 9-5 in the first half, UIndy dominated on the shot clock the rest of the way, outshooting McKendree 12-2 over the final 65 minutes and 17-11 overall. Shots on goal were 10-7 in favor of UIndy.
 
Lindsey Adams finished with four shots to lead UIndy as nine different Greyhounds recorded at least one shot on the day. Adams and Taylor Cotherman each had two shots on goal to top the Hounds.
 
Crenshaw finished with six saves on the day, making four in the first half alone.
 
McKendree got the game's first goal in the 18^th minute off the foot of Danielle Hareb. Taylor Zerbe turned aside nine shots for the Bearcats.
 
UP NEXT
The Greyhounds will head to Kansas City for their final road trip of the regular season and will take on Rockhurst University next Friday night at 6:00 p.m.