BUIES CREEK, N.C. - Ally Heath scored the game-winning goal 52 seconds into overtime to lift Campbell past William & Mary 14-13 on Saturday afternoon at Barker-Lane Stadium. The Camels claimed its first-ever CAA victory.

CU led by as many as three after Heath scored her first goal on the day with 4:50 to go in the first quarter. William & Mary answered by scoring four straight in 1:02 to take a 5-4 advantage before Joslin Hanbury tied the game with her third goal of the opening period.

The Tribe opened the second quarter with back-to-back goals to take its largest lead of the day at 7-5. CU answered by scoring three of the next four goals including one from Shania Roehrich with 25 seconds left in the period to enter halftime tied 8-8.

Both sides finished the third quarter even again at 11-11. William & Mary scored twice in the first five minutes of the fourth and held on to a two-goal lead until Roehrich scored her second of the day with 5:18 left. Campbell eventually tied the game thanks to a goal from McKenna Duncan with 2:18 to go in regulation.

William & Mary won the draw after Duncan's goal and had missed on two shots. A failed clear from the Camels with 27 seconds left gave the Tribe possession again which led to a foul and a crucial free position attempt for Paige Gilbert with six seconds remaining. Gilbert missed wide on the free position shot which gave Campbell possession heading into overtime.

At the start of overtime Campbell earned a successful clear and moved the ball around before Duncan found Heath in an open lane in front of the net. Heath fired her shot into the back of the net to give the Camels the sudden-death victory.

In all the game featured nine ties and five lead changes, Heath led the Camels with four goals while Hanbury and Emily Wilson notched hat tricks. Gilbert led the Tribe with five goals.

The Tribe held a 32-30 edge on shots but the Camels held a 20-19 advantage in shots on goal. William & Mary won 19 draws to just 14 for Campbell.

Emma Strickland earned the win in goal for the Camels, making six saves on the day along with two ground balls.

It marks the first overtime victory for the Camels since claiming a three-overtime thriller against East Carolina (11-10) in 2019. CU snaps a nine-game losing streak and finishes the 2024 season 4-13 overall and 1-7 in CAA play.

Seniors Olivia Geisler, Ally Heath, Natalie Mellen, Katie Ochall, Mattie Riter, Shania Roehrich, Chandler Stewart, Emma Strickland and Rebekah Taylor were honored as part of Senior Day. Sam Bischoff, Joslin Hanbury and Rasa Welsh all announced their return to play for the program in 2025.