WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. - The Bowdoin College men's lacrosse team rallied from a five-goal second-half deficit to shock Williams, 16-15, on Sunday afternoon in Massachusetts. The Polar Bears (4-2, 3-1 NESCAC) claim their second huge NESCAC one-goal win in as many days and have won four straight overall. Williams drops to 4-2 (2-2 NESCAC) with the setback. Game Highlights Bowdoin's Brett Kujala scored just 13 seconds into the game with a feed from Sam Carlin. Daniel Buckman upped the Polar Bears' lead to 2-0 at 13:27 with an unassisted goal and that was followed at 12:00 when Kujala scored for the second time off a pass from Drew Hillman. Williams's offense snapped the three-goal skein by Bowdoin at 9:21 when Ben Fox scored unassisted. The Ephs' Kevin Stump drew the Ephs within one goal when he scored off a feed from Max Stulakin at 6:51. Just 36 seconds later the Ephs tied the game at 3 when Thomas Fowler converted off a feed from Ben Fox. Michael Fahey extended the Eph goal streak to four when he circled the goal to Bowdoin goalie Peter Mumford's right side and scored past Mumford's right shoulder. Fahey was not done. He was back to score another unassisted goal from in close at 4:50 and the Ephs were up 5-3. Bowdoin's Tim Bulens made the score 5-4 Williams when he took a pass from behind the goal from Daniel Buckman and uncorked a laser from 18 yards out. Just eight seconds later Bowdoin's Brett Kujala recorded a hat trick and tied the score at 5 with 2:42 left in the opening quarter. Sam Carlin was credited with an assist on the tying goal, ending a wild first quarter with a tie score of 5-5. The Ephs took a 9-7 lead into halftime and extended their advantage to five goals with a three-goal outburst to open the second half. The comeback began with 7:26 left in the quarter the Polar Bears were in a two-man up situation and the Polar Bears notched a goal in eight seconds of the Williams infractions. Nick Conway scored with Brett Kujala assisting. Kujala brought Bowdoin to within three goals of the Ephs down, 12-9, when he scored at 7:20 off a pass from Drew Hillman. Shawn Daly scored from 12 yards out on a pass from Tim Bulens as the Polar Bears capitalized on a man-up situation to narrow the Eph lead to 2 at 12-10. Brett Kujala's sixth goal of the game made the game a one-goal contest when he scored on a pass from Jake Crossman at 3:27. Benefiting from a Bowdoin penalty the Ephs' Michael Fahey stopped the Bowdoin string of four consecutive goals when he scored unassisted at 2:44. Bowdoin's Daniel Buckman responded to the Fahey score with an unassisted goal of his own at 2:09. The Eph lead was down to one at 13-12 after three quarters. Bowdoin tied the game at 13:29 of the fourth quarter when Jimmy Young scored from four yards out. Young got behind the Eph defense and received a pass from over the goal from Shawn Daly and beat the rotating Eph defenders with a low shot into the left side of the goal. Bowdoin took a 14-13 lead when Alex Osgood scored unassisted from 11 yards out to Peele's right. It was Bowdoin's first lead since 6:51 of the first quarter. The teams traded goals until under three minutes were remaining when the Ephs' Greg Plumb caused a turnover and ran forward where he connected with Michael Fahey who netted his seventh goal of the game at 2:32 and tying the game at 15. Bowdoin took a 16-15 lead when Matthew Crowell scored what proved to be the game winner over George Peele's left shoulder off a pass from Tim Bulens with 1:23 to go. With 52 seconds Mumford saved a shot by the Ephs' Thomas Fowler and the Polar Bears cleared and called timeout with 35 seconds left. Bowdoin successfully held possession and earned a 16-15 victory. By The Numbers Brett Kujala led the Polar Bear attack netting six goals and assisting one. Tim Bulens added three goals and two assists, while Daniel Buckman added two goals and two assists. The Ephs were led by Michael Fahey who tallied a game high seven goals and Thomas Fowler who scored four goals. Four of Bowdoin's 16 goals came from 10 man-up opportunities. On the day the Polar Bears' Peter Mumford had nine saves and the Ephs' George Peele recorded six saves. Bowdoin collected 40 ground balls to 27 for Williams.