The Basics
Score: Roanoke 3, Emory & Henry 2 (2 ot)
Records: Roanoke 9-4-1, 5-1-1 ODAC/ Emory & Henry 4-5-3, 2-3-2 ODAC
Location: Emory, Va.

The Lead: Rob Lentine connected for his second goal of the match in the 109th minute to lift Roanoke to a 3-2 double overtime ODAC road win at Emory & Henry on Friday evening.
 
How it Happened

• The Maroons dominated possession, ripping off 41 shots on the night which ranks second most in a single match in the program's history. The 1999 squad got off 43 shots in a 4-1 victory against E&H.
• The Maroons got the lone goal of the first-half when E&H got called for a foul inside the box and Tim Mahabir converted a penalty kick chance to make it 1-0.
• E&H got the equalizer just 58 seconds into the second stanza when Tyequis Stallins got behind the RC defense and was able to chip a shot over RC keeper Cole Sinclair.
• The Wasps struck again in the 58^th minute when Colin Foley scored on a one-timer to make it 2-1.
• The Maroons regained the momentum and peppered E&H keeper Didier Grillet with shots, finally cashing in at the 68:24 mark when Orestis Ilias beat his man to the end line and slid a pass to Lentine for a one-timer past Grillet.
• RC had several chances to move ahead in regulation, including a Fortune Sibanda laser in the 79^th minute that Grillet was able to get a hand on and push over the cross-bar and a chance by Cole Thornton that was denied by Grillet with a diving save with 22 seconds remaining.
• Roanoke continued its offensive pressure from the outset of the overtime, outshooting Emory & Henry 6-0 in the first 10 minute extra frame. Ilias had the best chance to win the game but his shot was turned away by a diving Grillet in the 96^th minute.
• RC had opportunities to score in the second overtime period before Ilias again found Lentine on a pass across the 18 yard box which Lentine rifled past Grillet for the game-winner.
• Roanoke finished with a 41-11 advantage in shots, including a 11-0 edge in the extra sessions. Grillet made 15 saves for the match, including 13 in the second-half and overtime. Sinclair made four stops for RC.
  
  Up Next: Roanoke will return to the Kerr Stadium pitch on Wednesday when it hosts Lynchburg in a key ODAC match at 7:00 p.m.