HOUSTON – Kristi O'Brien's score in the 60^th minute tied the match at 1-1. Neither team could get the go-ahead strike, as HBU and Lamar battled to a 1-1 double overtime stalemate Sunday afternoon at Sorrels Field.

HBU remains unbeaten against Lamar all-time (2-0-3) and in Southland Conference play (1-0-2).

O'Brien scored her fourth goal of the season and the second in as many matches for HBU (2-5-3 overall, 1-0-2 SLC), while Casey Basso earned her first-collegiate point as she assisted on O'Brien's equalizer. Allison Abendschein, Natalie Hager, Ellee Hall, and Alessia Dal Monte each took a team-high three shots.

Patty Walrath made four saves to improve to 2-4-2 on the season. There was one team save.

Alejandra Amador scored for Lamar (3-6-1 overall, 1-1-1 SLC), assisted by Jannet Hernandez and Kristin Bos. Bos took a match-high seven shots.

Bailey Fontenot also made four saves in goal, as she improved her record to 3-6-1.

HBU seemed to have taken a 1-0 lead in the 27^th minute, as Hall's shot was blocked, but was redirected to Connor Ryder, who appeared to have scored, but the Huskies were whistled offside.

In the 38^th minute, Bos took a corner kick, sent a short pass to Hernandez, who turned and passed to Amador at the top of the box, who scored past Walrath to give the Lady Cardinals a 1-0 lead.

Lamar doubled up the Huskies in first-half shots, 12-6, while HBU held a small advantage in corner kicks, 3-2.

In the 60^th minute, following a foul by Lamar, Basso took a free kick near the center circle and sent a beautiful circle into the box. O'Brien headed the ball past Fontenot to knot the match at 1-all.

Lamar came very close to ending things just four minutes into the first overtime period, as Marie Lund took a shot, but was saved by Basso for a team save. Lamar outshot the Huskies, 8-2, in the two overtime periods, as Walrath made three saves.

HBU continues its home stand hosting Stephen F. Austin Friday, Oct. 3 at 7 pm, followed by a 1 pm kickoff Sunday against McNeese State.