Women’s soccer ties in double OT

Junior midfielder Carlee Chien attempts to make it past Pomona-Pitzer’s sophomore defender Jamie Kerester, in hopes of breaking the tie and winning the game during the first overtime of Saturday’s game at Ortmayer Stadium. Although there were many opportunities to score a goal, both teams battled it out until the end of the second overtime. Neither team scored, ending the game in a draw, 1-1. The Leopards take on Claremont-Mudd-Scripps at 11 a.m. Saturday in Claremont./ photo by Amanda Duvall
Junior midfielder Carlee Chien attempts to make it past Pomona-Pitzer’s sophomore defender Jamie Kerester, in hopes of breaking the tie and winning the game during the first overtime of Saturday’s game at Ortmayer Stadium. Although there were many opportunities to score a goal, both teams battled it out until the end of the second overtime. Neither team scored, ending the game in a draw, 1-1. The Leopards take on Claremont-Mudd-Scripps at 11 a.m. Saturday in Claremont. / photo by Amanda Duvall

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