Sarah Marshall scored the golden goal thirty seconds into the first overtime period off an assist from Kelly Hyman as the Presbyterian College women's lacrosse team triumphed over Akron, 10-9, on Friday night at Bailey Memorial Stadium. The Zips won the draw control, but Hyman caused a turnover in the midfield and passed the ball to Marshall who scored a one-on-one chance to seal the victory. Final Score: Presbyterian 10 - Akron 9 Location: Bailey Memorial Stadium (Clinton, S.C.) Records: PC (2-1), Akron (0-1) Scoring the Game Akron appeared to seize the momentum in the second half with three unanswered goals over four minutes that saw the visitors take a 9-6 lead with 10:48 to play. Kara DiClemente struck first with a free position goal at 7:58 to get the crowd back into the game. Madison Berg and DiClemente then struck with two more free position goals just 46 seconds apart to tie the game at 9-9 with 5:08 to play. The Zips' Abby Lerch saved a free position attempt from Abby Edmisten in the final minutes as both defenses stood tall and extra time was needed. Akron's Abby McMullen recorded her game-leading seventh draw control to start overtime. However, Hyman then forced a turnover on the ensuing pass to gain possession for the Blue Hose near the restraining line. Her pass found a streaking Marshall who converted the one-on-one opportunity and gave Presbyterian College it's first overtime victory in program history. The Zips took an early 3-1 lead before Presbyterian College went on a 4-0 run with goals from Hyman, DiClemente, Marshall and Edmisten to take a 5-3 lead with 4:52 left in the first half. Akron's Kaitlyn Morris scored in the final minute to make it a 5-4 game at halftime. By the Numbers - Akron held a slight edge in shots, 26-24, but shots on goal were tied, 18-18. - Presbyterian gathered more ground balls, 26-21, while Akron collected more draws, 15-6. - The big edge was PC scoring four man-advantage goals compared to one for Akron. - The Zips were 0-4 on their free position shots, while PC converted 5-of-8. - Kayla Koch made one save in 11:59 of playing time to earn the victory in relief of Heidi Shafer who made eight saves in 48:31. Notables - Presbyterian has started the year at 2-1 for the first time since 2014. - The Blue Hose last played an overtime game on April 20, 2016, against Gardner-Webb. - Tonight's victory was the first overtime victory in program history. - Sarah Marshall extended her goal streak (13 games) and point streak (18 games). - Madison Berg extended her goal streak (six games). - The game was the first game in the inaugural season for Akron women's lacrosse. Up Next Presbyterian completes its four-game homestand on February 23 by hosting VCU in a 1 pm matchup at Bailey Memorial Stadium.