DENVER - When #10 Colorado School of Mines needed a goal the most, their hottest boot delivered. Jaclyn Knott provided the overtime golden goal as Mines beat Regis, 3-2, in a non-RMAC game that saw Mines erase deficits twice to win.

The Orediggers (13-2) showed tremendous resiliency as they received second-half goals from Haley Cole and Emily Garnier to set up overtime. Knott continued her terrific run of form to score in her fifth consecutive game, with six goals over that span.

Regis dominated the opening half hour and deservedly went ahead when Lizzie Thometz scored on a give-and-go with Tori Rinsem at 21:36. Mines came to life late in the half, however, and nearly equalized when Garnier's free kick forced Regis goalkeeper Kat Crump to make a tip save off the post.

Mines refocused in the break, and Cole scored 1:30 into the second half when she beat Crump to the far post off Nicole LaTourette's feed. Mines owned much of the possession in the second half, but a momentary lapse allowed Regis to retake the lead in the 73rd minute when Sofia Garcia rifled a shot that Sam Zumbro got a finger tip to at the post.

The Rangers lead didn't last long. After Laya Rybicki forced a tip save over the bar by Crump, Garnier collected a rebounded Brooke Stoermer corner and hit a shot on the volley from 18 yards to equalize at 79'. That forced overtime, where Knott dispossessed a defender and put a shot into the upper left corner at 96:34 to win it.

NOTABLES
- Mines and Regis have played four straight overtime games against each other - and none have ended in a draw. Mines is 3-1 in those games, including their 1-0 double-overtime win in Golden earlier this year. 
- It was Knott's second career golden goal. The senior netted the winner against Fort Lewis as a freshman in 2013.
- Knott now leads the team with six goals, while Garnier extended her team points lead to 15 with her fourth goal of the season. 
- Cole scored her third of the year and second in three games.
- In an offensive game, Mines held a 21-16 shots advantage. 
- Zumbro made four saves in the win; Crump had six stops.
- Regis held a 5-4 corners edge, with Mines' second goal coming off their fourth and final corner.

NEXT UP
Mines will host their final regular-season home game of the season against Black Hills State Sunday at noon. Mines' senior class will be honored before the game.