The Wright State men's soccer team battled No. 18 Duke to a 2-2 double overtime draw on the road Tuesday night behind goals from Jackson Dietrich and Deri Corfe. The Raiders move to 5-3-1 on the season and head back into Horizon League play on Saturday, while Duke also moves to 5-3-1.
 
Duke's Daniele Proch scored the lone first half goal, finding the bottom right corner of the net in the 14^th minute to give the hosts the advantage they would hold throughout the remainder of the opening 45 minutes. With his goal, Proch has now either scored or assisted on nine of Duke's 17 goals this season.
 
The Raiders knotted things up for the first time in the 62^nd minute, setting off a flurry of action on both sides. Dietrich found the bottom corner of the net off an assist from Corfe to tie the game at 1-1 for the moment, only to see Duke regain the lead 1:23 later Kristofer Gardarsson's goal. Wright State didn't fold, responding with a quick score of their own in the 65^th minute as Corfe found the back of the net.
 
In total, the three second half goals spanned 2:28 minutes of play.
 
BY THE NUMBERS

• Duke outshot Wright State 24-17 over the 110 minutes, including a 9-5 advantage in shots on goal. Raider goalkeeper Joel Sundell finished with seven saves, while the Blue Devils' Will Pulisic recorded three stops.
• Corfe (7) and Dietrich (5) combined for 12 of Wright State's 17 total shots, with Zion Beaton the only other Raider to record multiple shots with two. Corfe's seven shots were a match-high on both sides.
• The draw was the first of the season for Wright State, who finished with three ties last season, including against Milwaukee in the Horizon League semifinals before advancing on penalty kicks.