The Colgate women's lacrosse team held a late lead over the No. 10/8 Navy Midshipmen Saturday afternoon but fell by one goal, 13-12, in overtime at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium. Colgate's overtime loss to the Mids was its second straight overtime loss to a ranked team as the Raiders have battled against the stiff competition. The Raiders trailed the Mids by a goal before Kristen Brigagliano (Brightwaters, New York) tied the game with 19:28 to go in the second half. Brigagliano's goal opened up a stretch of four straight goals by the Raiders in a span of 2:57 to take a 12-9 lead on the nationally-ranked Mids with 16:31 to go in the second half. Navy's Jenna Collins scored three of the final four goals for Navy, including the game-tying goal with 22 seconds left in the half and the game-winner with just 16 seconds left in overtime on a woman-up opportunity. Haley O'Hanlon (Garden City, New York) recorded her seventh consecutive hat trick and tallied four points to lead the Raiders offensively while Natalie Gwynn (Canandaigua, New York), Brigagliano and Natalie Washuta (Chatham, New Jersey) each scored a pair of goals in the game. Samantha Croston (Mount Sinai, New York) tallied 10 saves for the fourth consecutive game. Croston made two big saves for the Raiders in overtime before Collins' game-winner Washuta put the Raiders up 1-0 in the first half before Navy responded with a pair of goals from Jenna and Julia Collins within 1:12 of each other. The Raiders scored the next four goals to take a 5-2 lead but the Mids scored five of the final seven goals in the first half. Colgate's Payton Gabriel (Lakewood, Colorado) scored the final goal of the first half with 48 seconds left to tie the game, 7-7. BOTTOM LINE No. 10/8 Navy 13, Colgate 12 (OT) WIN/LOSS RECORDS The Midshipman kicked off Patriot League play with a win to improve to 6-2 (1-0 PL) while the Raiders fell to 5-3 (0-1 PL) with the loss KEY RAIDER INFO -O'Hanlon recorded her seventh straight hat trick to give her 27 goals this season as she nears her career-high of 34 goals from 2015 and 2017 -O'Hanlon also had two groundballs and two caused turnovers -Washuta had two goals and added an assist offensively but had an even better game in the hustle stats with six draw controls, three groundballs and two caused turnovers -Brigagliano tallied two goals while Gwynn tied her career-high with two goals -First-year Danielle Van Calcar (Wyckoff, New Jersey) tied her career-high with seven draw controls and added a goal and an assist -Tara Atkinson (Lloyd Harbor, New York) also notched a goal and an assist for two points -Madeline Barcia (Manhasset, New York) had a career-high six groundballs on defense for the Raiders and caused a pair of turnovers -Croston has four straight games with at least 10 saves and continues to lead the Patriot League in save percentage (.519) and GAA (9.03) FACTS AND FIGURES -Navy outshot Colgate 39-27 and had just a 23-17 edge in shots on goal -Colgate and Navy were both nearly perfect on clears as Colgate was 19 for 21 and Navy was 23 for 25 -The Raiders had 22 groundballs compared to the Mids' 18 -Colgate also had the edge in draw controls, 15-13 -The Mids were awarded 13 free position attempts compared to Colgate's four FROM THE SOURCE Head Coach Heather Young "Today was such a hard fought game by both teams. The hustle stats were huge for us today, a big point of emphasis. Our D had a day today with Mads, Ingrid and Washuta leading the way. I'm very proud of our resiliency. I am disappointed with the outcome but pleased with how hungry the team still is." UP NEXT Colgate women's lacrosse returns to Beyer-Small '76 Field next Saturday for the Patriot League home opener against Holy Cross beginning at 2 p.m. Patriot League Network will carry all the coverage of Saturday's game.