The University of Minnesota Duluth and Concordia University, St. Paul battled to a scoreless stalemate for the third consecutive season. The Bulldogs led in shots 19-11 but neither team could muster great shots on goal as conditions were foggy, wet and blustery all throughout the match.

UMD, which has been held winless in the last three matches, goes to 2-5-1 and 1-3-1 in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference. The Golden Bears stay unbeaten as they go to a record of 5-0-2 and 2-0-2 in conference play.

The Bulldogs had a fury of opportunities late in regulation and in the first overtime session. UMD had a pair of corner kicks with 90 seconds on clock and had three shots blocked inside the box.

In the overtime, freshman forward Hannah Caldwell played the ball wide to redshirt freshman Haley Ford and received it back on a cross but had the ball hop off her shin guard for a goal kick. Later, redshirt defender Megan Vatne rocketed her free kick from 25 yards out and Golden Bear goalkeeper Emily Nelson made the save on the far post.

Vatne and Caldwell each totaled a match high three shots both coming off the bench. Jade Weller for Concordia-St. Paul also registered three shots in the contest. Senior goalkeeper Sisley Ng recorded her second shutout of the season making seven saves. Her counterpart, Nelson stopped all four Bulldog shots she faced. 

The Bulldogs head back on the road on Friday versus Augustana University.