BOXSCORE ST. PAUL, Minn. -- Claire Cripps (SO, Hutchinson, Minn.) and Rachel Hennessy (JR, Williston, N.D.) scored first-period goals for Augsburg College, but Hamline University rallied with three straight goals, including the game-winner at the 2:54 mark of overtime, as the Pipers claimed a 3-2 win over the Auggies in a Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference women's hockey game on Friday evening at the Warner Coliseum.

Augsburg (7-15-0 overall, 4-11-0 MIAC) struck first, with two goals in a 4:44 span in the first period. Cripps scored her sixth goal of the season from Kelsey Lyngdal (FY, Plymouth, Minn./Totino-Grace HS) at the 13:09 mark, and Hennessy scored her eighth goal of the season, an unassisted marker, at the 17:53 mark.

But Hamline (6-14-2 overall, 2-11-2 MIAC) rallied to tie the game. Jordah Verleye scored from Corinne Henning and Jenny Magill on the power play at the 6:57 mark of the second period, and Jaci Reinke scored with six seconds left in regulation time on an empty-attacker goal to force overtime.

Six seconds after an Augsburg player was whistled for a major penalty in overtime, the Pipers claimed the victory, as Magill scored from Henning.

Hamline outshot Augsburg by a 34-26 margin. Brianna Schulz (JR, Prior Lake, Minn.) claimed 31 saves for Augsburg, her eighth game this season with 30-plus saves. Katie Beckman relieved starter Sam Stark and scored the win in goal for Hamline, making 17 saves. Stark had seven saves in the first period.

The teams will complete the MIAC series on Saturday (2/15) at 7 p.m. at Ed Saugestad Rink.