AMERICUS, Ga. - Despite a last second goal from Michael Walsh to force extra time, the University of North Georgia men's soccer team fell in double overtime to Georgia Southwestern, 3-2, Saturday night.

North Georgia got on the board first in the seventh minute when Donovan Odier scored his ninth goal of the season on a pass from Gabriel Campora to take an early 1-0 lead. The Hurricanes answered in the 35th minute on the first of two Jack Malleret goals. Malleret scored his second just before halftime to give GSW a 2-1 lead into the break.

Neither team could break through as it looked like GSW would hold on for the win in regulation, but Walsh fired a shot toward goal from nearly 50 yards out with five seconds left that found the back of the net as time expired to force the overtime periods. Chris Salamatou scored the golden goal in the 105th minute on a rebound to give the home team the win.

NOTES
- The Nighthawks scored on both of their shots on target. UNG took seven shots in total.

- North Georgia is winless in its last eight matches that have gone to double overtime, going 0-3-5 in that stretch. The last match that UNG won after 100 minutes elapsed was at UNC Pembroke on October 22, 2016.

NEXT UP
North Georgia will jump out of league play to take on Anderson Wednesday night at home. Kickoff is scheduled for 7:30 p.m.