BOSTON – Two minutes into overtime, senior Felix De Bona netted his team-leading seventh goal of the season to lead the Boston University men's soccer team to a 1-0 victory over Dartmouth on Tuesday night at Nickerson Field. The shutout over the Big Green (#18 RPI ranking) was a true team effort, as senior Matt Gilbert, junior Bjorn Kammholz and the backline combined for six saves.

THE RUNDOWN

Final Score: Boston University 1, Dartmouth 0 (OT)
Records: BU (5-5-2, 1-2-2 PL), Dartmouth (4-3-5, 2-0-1 Ivy)
Location: Nickerson Field – Boston, Mass.
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Highlights/Postgame Comments: YouTube.com
Goals: BU – De Bona (92')

HOW IT HAPPENED

• Dartmouth came out attacking early with a pair of headers following corner kicks in the fourth minute that were blocked by the BU backline and saved by reigning Patriot League Goalkeeper of the Week Matt Gilbert, respectively.
• Gilbert came up with another key save at 8:53 coming off the line to stop a Dartmouth counter, and junior defender Eric Udelson then cleared a quick rebound attempt with an empty net behind him for the team save.
• The Terriers settled down and only trailed at the half in shots by one, 7-6.
• Junior Bjorn Kammholz replaced the injured Gilbert in the 65th minute and recorded his first-career save in the first minute of overtime after the backline posted a second team save by clearing a long and high free kick just before the end of regulation.
• TURNING POINT – After Dartmouth received the game's first yellow card at 91:46, sophomore T.J. Butzke played the free kick from 40 yards out off the chest of freshman Jerry Ozor to senior Felix De Bona, who sent a curling shot from just outside the left corner of the box for the golden goal.

GAME NOTES

• De Bona's 22nd-career goal and ninth game winner marked his first-ever golden goal with the Terriers.
• Making its first trip to Nickerson Field since losing to the Terriers on penalty kicks in the opening round of the 2004 NCAA tournament, Dartmouth entered the contest at 0-0-5 on the road this season. 
• Now 5-4-3 all-time against the Big Green, the Terriers improved to 1-0-2 in overtime this year with the program's first home golden goal since 2014.
• Gilbert and Kammholz combined for the team's fourth shutout of the season with the previous three also taking place at home.
• Butzke tallied his second assist of the season, while Ozor moved into a tie for first on the team with sophomore Magnus Benediktsson at four helpers apiece.
• BU finished with a 12-11 advantage in shots, while the Big Green owned a 6-4 lead in corner kicks.

NEXT UP: LEHIGH

• After winning its final non-conference game of the regular season, BU will resume league play at defending conference champion Lehigh on Saturday (Oct. 22) at 6 p.m.
• The Mountain Hawks won the last meeting in overtime to avenge the 2014 loss to the Terriers.