HAMILTON – Freshman Aidan Davock scored his second goal of the season in the 91st minute and Colgate earned a 1-0 overtime victory over Army on Saturday at Beyer-Small '76 Field.
 
Davock netted the only goal Colgate needed behind fellow freshman Andrew Cooke's five-save shutout.
 
Another freshman Simon Hall set up the game-winning goal near midfield, lofting a high through ball over the Black Knights' back line. Davock, on the receiving end, settled the pass near the top of the box and fired a low strike past the diving Army keeper for the game-winner 1:01 into overtime.  
 
90 minutes weren't enough to decide a winner as neither team found the back of the net in regulation.
 
John Muckstadt forced an early save in the 13th minute and Cooke registered his first stop on the other end midway through the opening frame. The Raiders could not cash in on a pair of late corner kicks and went into the intermission scoreless at 0-0.
 
Cooke was hard at work in the second half, making four saves in all to keep the match scoreless.
 
Playing in his first game of the season, Colgate's 2019 leading scorer Drew Fischer set up the Raiders' best chance in the final minute of regulation. He heaved a long throw-in to the center of the box, where a header was redirected just wide of the left post and the game went to overtime in a 0-0 stalemate.
 
It didn't take long for the Raiders to cash in during the extra session. Davock's walk-off winner came just over a minute into overtime and sent the Raiders home with their first victory of the season.
 
FROM THE SOURCE
Head Coach Erik Ronning

On the game:
"We put a lot into our preparation this week and it reflected in our performance. The commitment we displayed was phenomenal throughout the game, and the outcome was well deserved. We continue to grow day in and day out. I'm very happy for the guys, and we look forward to getting back to work on Monday."
 
NOTES
• Aidan Davock now leads the Raiders in points (4) and goals (2).  
• Colgate's three goals this season have all been scored by freshmen.
• Andrew Cooke behind five saves earned his first collegiate shutout.
• Saturday's clean sheet was Colgate's first since blanking American 1-0 on Oct. 26, 2019.
• Simon Hall picked up his first collegiate point with the assist on Davock's game-winner.
• John Muckstadt paced the Raiders with three shots, including two on goal.
 
UP NEXT
Colgate hits the road for the final time in the regular season next Saturday. The Raiders head to Bucknell for a 12 noon kickoff, with ESPN+ providing the live coverage.