HARRISONBURG, Va. – Dayton's Morgan Henderson scored the golden-goal in the 96th minute to lift the Flyers to a 2-1 win over the William & Mary women's soccer team on Sunday afternoon in Harrisonburg. With the decision, the Tribe drops to 0-2, while UD improves to 2-0.
 
Dayton scored the match's first goal in the 79th minute. From 15-yards out, Keagin Collie fired a shot towards the frame that took a deflection and ended up in the left side of the Tribe

goal.
 
Just 81 seconds later freshman Renee Kohler leveled the score. A cross was sent into the Tribe penalty area and was parried by the Dayton keeper. Kohler was the first to the loose ball and buried her chance from seven-yards out to even the score at 1-1.
 
After firing the first two shots of the overtime period, Dayton found the game-winner in the 96th minute. Sara Robertson sent a pass into the right side of the 18-yard box. From 15-yards out, Henderson uncorked her shot into the back of the net to score the golden goal.
 
W&M Starters – #1 Briguglio (GK), #5 DeMasters, #8 Santos, #9 Segan, #12 Kelly, #13 Kohler, #14 Miguelez, #16 Hyland, #22 Keith, #24 Kuhnle, #30 Norton
 
Dayton Starters – #1 Johns (GK), #3 Pestell, #4 Collie, #6 Osland, #10 Henderson, #11 Kellett, #13 Pauley, #17 Kamphaus, #18 Robertson, #20 Livingston, #27 Rickett
 
Goals
79' | Keagin Collie (Dayton)
81' | Renee Kohler (W&M)
96' | Morgan Henderson (Dayton) (Assist: Sara Robertson)
 
Inside the Numbers
- Dayton held an 11-5 shot advantage in the contest, thanks to outshooting the Tribe 8-2 after halftime.
 
- However, both teams put four shots on frame during the contest.
 
- Junior goalkeeper Katelyn Briguglio made a pair of saves in the contest for W&M.
 
Notes
Sophomore Colleen Norton made her first career start in the match for the Green and Gold … Freshman Renee Kohler scored her first career goal in the 81st minute … All of five the Tribe's shots in the match were fired by different players.

Quotable
"Today was another super tight game. Although Dayton was a little more opportunistic than us, the lessons we learned from today's game will help us moving forward. It was great to see Renee Kohler score her first career goal in the match, especially with her staying with the play after a goalkeeper deflection. We will get back to work this week at training and be ready for two tough tests again next weekend." - Head women's soccer coach Julie Shackford
 
What's Ahead
The Tribe opens the home portion of its schedule with a season-long four-match homestand. W&M welcomes in-state rival and 2017 NCAA Tournament team and preseason No. 8 Virginia on Thursday, Aug. 23 at 7 p.m. for its home opener. W&M will also play host to Coastal Carolina on Sunday, Aug. 26 at 2 p.m.