ATLANTA, Ga. - The George Mason women's soccer team scored just before halftime to knot the score at 1-all as the Patriots played to a 1-1 double-overtime draw at Georgia State Sunday afternoon. Jazmin Cardoso scored the lone goal for Mason in the Colonial Athletic Association matchup as the Patriots moved to 6-5-5 on the season and 3-2-3 in league play, while the Panthers stand at 6-10-1, 3-4-1.

"It was a very intense and hard-fought match against a very athletic and direct Georgia State team," noted head coach Diane Drake. "We played very hard and now we are excited to return home for the next three games."

Georgia State struck first, scoring in the 19^th minute. Jewel Evans scored unassisted after intercepting a pass from Mason and found the back of the net from the top of the box for the 1-0 lead.

The Patriots posed a threat after the goal when a Tiana Kallenberger shot was blocked and on the rebound, Alyssa Andersen drilled a shot, but GSU goalkeeper Kellianne Collins was in position for the save.

Jazmin Cardoso knotted the game at 1-all at the 44:24 mark scoring her second goal of the season. Andersen set Cardoso up as the Patriot took a shot from the top of the box that hit the cross bar and bounced down on the goal line to send the teams into intermission at 1-1.

It was a back-and-forth affair in the second half as the teams attempted five shots on goal - three by Mason. The Panthers tried to regain the lead early in the stanza as Lyndse Hokanson picked up her third save of the contest on a Lani Huntley shot in the 53^rd minute. Mason countered with a Liz Hodges shot on goal coming in the 59^th minute before Hokanson made her fourth and final stop of the afternoon on an Alyssia Feronti shot in the 61^st minute. Cardoso attempted to give Mason its first lead of the contest in the 74^th minute, but Collins came up with the save to keep the score 1-1.

The Panthers saw little opportunity the remainder of regulation as the Patriots posed a pair of threats to close the period. In the 87^th minute, a Cardoso shot was blocked out and on the rebound, the Patriot sent a shot high, before Collins came up with a save at the 89:02 mark on a Kallenberger header to keep the scoreboard clean for the second half.

In overtime, Mason saw a couple solid opportunities and attempted three shots, but could not find the back of the net, as GSU was limited to two shots in the first overtime period. Crissy Parker's shot with less than a minute in the first overtime went just wide left as Mary Kate Lowry was in position to setup a cross pass in the second overtime, but the play was cleared away. Mason's defense opened no opportunity for the Panthers in the second half as the teams closed the 1-1 draw.

Each team posted five shots on goal as Mason outshot GSU overall, 16-11. Cardoso and Kallenberger each attempted five shots to pace the Patriot's offense. Hokanson played the full game in net and recorded four saves as did Georgia State's keeper.