The Wright State women's soccer team picked up aa 1-0 overtime victory at Detroit Sunday afternoon to close out the regular season. Bekah Bonny scored with just under two minutes to go in the overtime period and Meghan Hackerson made five saves to give WSU their first victory at Detroit since 2003.

The Green and Gold would play a scoreless match with the Titans through regulation, with each squad peppering the opposing goalkeeper with shots. The Raiders took six of their nine shots on goal in the first 90 minutes, while Detroit had five of its 10 shots find their way on net.

In the overtime period, WSU launched all four shots and, in the 98th minute, Bonny connected with the golden goal from five yards out. Jazmine Galbreath sent a crossing pass into the box that found its way through traffic to Bonny's foot. The sophomore controlled the ball and slipped the shots into the left side of the net.

In the match, WSU held a 13-10 edge in shots – including an 8-5 edge in shots on goal – and took three corner kicks in the contest. All six players that took shots for Wright State recorded at least one shot on goal.

Hackerson pushed her regular season goals against average to 0.70 (13 goals in 19 matches) and owns a 0.38 GAA in Horizon League play. Bonny netted her third goal of the league season, two of those match winners, while Galbreath recorded her first assist of the season in the match.

The senior class of Nicole Amador, Megan Bush and Kristi Brendlinger become the winningest group of players to come through the women's soccer program with 47 wins over their four seasons. Hackerson needs one more shutout to tie the season single record of nine (Leigh Ann Brown, 1991) and break the career mark of 23.5 (Steph Comisar, 2003-06).

Wright State (11-6-2, 6-2 Horizon) set a new school record for Horizon League wins in a season with the victory. The Raiders return to action on Friday, November 6, in Milwaukee against the highest remaining seed after the first round of the Horizon League Tournament. The Raiders are the #2 seed heading into the league tournament, their highest seed since winning the regular season title in 1999.