Box Score Sophomore midfielder Aidan Longhurst struck for his first collegiate goal late in the first overtime to give Colorado College a 4-3 victory over Centenary College on Sunday at Mayo Field.

Longhurst pounced on a free kick from senior forward Cam Stopforth that rattled around in the box and put the ball past goalkeeper Lamarr Meza.

Stopforth now has factored in five game-winning goals this season, scoring two and setting up three others.

CC appeared to be in control after goals by senior midfielder Joel Frykholm and senior forward Sam Markin gave the Tigers a 3-1 lead midway through the first half.

Frykholm scored his team-leading seventh goal of the season in the 20th minute on a header off of senior midfielder Tim Huettel's corner kick.

Nearly 10 minutes later, Markin converted on a pass from junior defender Keenan Amer.

With less than four minutes remaining in the first half, the Gents got a momentum-changing score from Braylen Hollins, who knocked in the rebound of his own shot for his first goal of the year.

Centenary leveled the score early in the second half when Nick Hammond collected a through ball from Gabe Rodriguez and slipped a shot past Colorado College senior goalkeeper Theo Hooker.

Amer opened the scoring just 3:46 into the contest off of a touch from Huettel, but the Gents got that one back late in the 18th minute when Alejandro Barboza put a shot just under the crossbar.

Hooker stopped three shots for the Tigers, who improved to 9-3-3 overall and 7-2-2 in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference.

CC launched the only five shots of overtime and finished with s 22-12 advantage. The Tigers also finished with a 9-3 margin in corner kicks.

Meza made four saves for Centenary, which dropped to 2-11-2 overall and 1-9-1 in league play. 

Colorado College plays its final home games of the season next week when the Tigers play host to Southwestern University and Texas Lutheran on Friday night and Sunday afternoon, respectively.