ALBION, MI - A flurry of late activity led to the Benedictine University men's soccer team heading to overtime for a second straight contest, recording a draw on the road in Michigan.

FINAL SCORE
Benedictine 1, Albion 1 - 2OT

THE DETAILS
• A back-and-forth contest saw Albion create lots of early chances before Benedictine settled in
• Fernando Alvarez logged back-to-back shots in the middle of the first including a shot on goal
• David Szaflarski notched a pair of shots on goal in the second half as Benedictine peppered the net but could not strike
• Hayden Van Son scored the first goal in the 83rd minute on a helper from Habtamu Kruiswyk
• Albion was able to create a corner kick in the final minute and cash in, tying the game
• Both teams had chances in the extra sessions and Benedictine created back-to-back shots in the second overtime but could not score

STAT LEADERS
• Albion held a slim 14-13 edge in shots but Benedictine put 10 on goal
• Alvarez, Van Son and Szaflarski all notched two shots on goal
• Chris Rubio tallied four saves in net

UP NEXT
Benedictine (2-1-1) hosts another MIAA opponent on Sunday afternoon at 1:00 pm when Trine visits