ROCK HILL, S.C. – Winthrop lacrosse dropped its fourth conference matchup of the season in overtime 13-12 against Wofford on Wednesday afternoon.

FIRST PERIOD

• Wofford earned the first draw control of the period by Vivian Chiomento

• Emma Stalteri quickly put the Terriers on the board with an unassisted goal at 14:18

• A foul by Brooke Meltcher created a successful man-up goal opportunity for the Eagles, with Tori Iannotti finding the back of the net and tying the game 1-1

• Turnovers were exchanged back and forth until a turnover from Olivia Paton gave the Terriers a good clear attempt, and McKenzie Moeller gave Wofford the lead 2-1 at 6:22

• Iannotti got her second goal of the period to tie up the game 2-2 after Christina Warren got the draw control

• Christina Warren gave the Eagles the lead 3-2 off a missed shot by Iannotti

SECOND PERIOD

• A foul and green card on Iannotti to start the second period gave Wofford a man-up opportunity to tie the game up 3-3

• Back-to-back goals from Ella Bartlett and Chiomento gave the Terriers a two-goal lead

• Neither team was able to net a goal until a turnover by Lily Thompson at the 1:50 mark extended Wofford's lead 6-3 with a goal from Sara Fenwick

• Olivia Graebner then scored off a wide shot from Emma Stalteri, with the Terriers leading 7-4 going into the half

• Winthrop was unable to score in the second period

• Wofford got on the board first with an unassisted goal by Graebner 

• A groundball pickup by Kamryn Davis off a Moeller turnover led to a goal by Tiffany Kelley, the first of six goals by the Eagles in the third

• A foul on Laney Reh gave Christina Warren a successful free position shot to cut into the Terriers' lead 8-5

• Back-to-back goals by Mollie Calabrese and Olivia Paton put the Eagles within one at the 4:59 mark

• Gabby Pierpont and Kelley both scored goals in the last two minutes to take the lead 9-8 to close out the period

• Winthrop held the Terriers to one goal in the third period

FOURTH PERIOD

• The Eagles started the fourth period with an immediate goal by Iris Leavitt

• The Terriers immediately bounced back with a goal from Katie Brosseau, which was then met with a goal by Iannotti to maintain the lead

• A free position shot after a foul on Graebner earned Leavitt her second goal of the game

• Kamryn Davis then turned over the ball to put the Terriers within two after an unassisted goal by Stalteri

• Both teams struggled to find the back of the net until the Eagles had a clock violation at 3:05, leading to a successful Wofford clear and another goal by Stalteri

• A turnover by Iannotti gave Stalteri her third consecutive goal at 0:07 to tie the game 12-12 and send them into overtime 

• Wofford started out the fifth period with a draw control from Graebner, who then turned over the ball to Lily Thompson

• Graebner then caused a turnover to Warren, giving Chiomento the ground ball

• A goal by Kaitlyn Bellanca gave the Terriers the overtime win 13-12

• Winthrop outscored the Terriers in the first and third quarters

• Tori Iannotti earned her third hat trick of the season and led the team in goals (3) and shots (6)

• Iannotti also had a season-high two assists

• Even with the loss, Winthrop led in saves (11), groundballs (19), and clear attempts (16-18)

• Tiffany Kelley had a season-high two goals (also a career best)

• Mikaylah Lindsay led the team in groundballs (3) and had her sixth game of the season with over 10 saves

The Eagles continue conference play on the road at Mercer on Saturday at 2:00 p.m.