The Bearcats kept their unbeaten streak alive with a scoreless, double-overtime tie against Washington & Jefferson on a chilly, soggy Bearcat Field.

Both teams had a number of scoring chances throughout the game, as W&J tallied 27 shots to the Bearcats 21, but all four keepers were able to preserve the clean sheet for the entire 110 minutes.

"I thought it was a well-played game between two even teams," said Saint Vincent head coach Keith Harmon.  "We both had our chances, but just couldn't convert."

In the first half, SVC starting goalie Jacob Gilbertson made four saves, before Clemente Mejia came on to play the second half and the two overtimes, stopping a pair of shots over the 65-minute span.  W&J also played a pair of goalies, with Simen Myrum coming off the bench to make six saves over the final 65 minutes. 

While the Presidents owned the edge in total shots, the rest of the statistics were quite even, as each team had six corner kicks, while the Bearcats had nine shots on goal and the Presidents six.

It was the sixth overtime affair for the Bearcats on the season, and second in as many games, as SVC defeated Westminster 2-1 in overtime on Monday.  It was also the fourth SVC game this season to go into double-overtime, tying the modern-day single-season record set in 2006.

The draw snaps the team's four-game winning streak, but the Bearcats are now 4-0-1 against Presidents' Athletic Conference foes.

SVC (7-8-2) will now have a five-day layoff before returning to action next Wednesday when it travels to Grove City for a 1pm match. 

PHOTO:  The Bearcats' Dean Jordan gets tangled up with a W&J player in the teams' scoreless tie at Bearcat Field