Box Score

ANNAPOLIS, Md. - The visiting Campbell Fighting Camels (2-1) scored the game-winning goal in the 105th minute of double overtime to defeat Navy (0-3), 2-1, on Thursday evening at the Glenn Warner Soccer Facility.

With just five minutes remaining in the second overtime period, Campbell's Gabe Parrish tapped a ball to Josh Hughes, who one-touched a shot from 18 yards out that deflected off a Navy defender and found its way to the left post to end the game.

"It was a heartbreaking loss," said Navy head coach Tim O'Donohue. "We had our chances to win tonight, and we have to keep battling. The guys are playing hard and I thought a lot of guys played well. We controlled play in the first half. But then they came back in the second half. We took the momentum back late, but then we gave up the goal in overtime."

Navy had a great start to the game, netting the game's first goal in the eighth minute. Senior Aubrey Jones played a ball into the box to Ben Nicholas, but a Campbell defender stepped in and tapped the ball away. However, the ball was tapped right to freshman Phillip Gustafson, who stepped in and one-touched a shot to the far left post from 18 yards out for his first collegiate goal.

Campbell evened the game at 1-1 just two minutes into the second half. The Fighting Camels earned a corner kick and Alemu Mercer-Miko played the ball into the flat to Samuel Orisatoki, who served the ball into a crowded box. Michael Lewis cut through the box was able to get his body in position to knock the ball toward goal, where it was deflected before finding its way into the net.

Both teams registered three shots in the 15 minutes of overtime play, but it was Hughes' shot in the 105th that decided the game.

Campbell held an overall shot advantage of 21-12, but Navy led in shots on goal at 5-3. Campbell had a 4-1 edge in corner kicks.

Nicholas took a team-high four shots for the Mids, while Jones and freshman Wyatt Millard had two shots each. Millard blasted a shot in the 22nd minute that was saved by Campbell goalkeeper Matthew Mozynski.

Moyzinski made four saves for Campbell, while Navy goalkeeper Mac Burke made one save.

Navy has now played in 18 straight games that have ended in a tie or in a one-goal differential and the Mids are 4-11-3 in those contests.

Navy will have eight days off before hosting James Madison (1-0-1) on Saturday, Sept. 9.