Sparkill, N.Y.- On a rainy, raw afternoon in upstate New York, the Georgian Court University women's soccer squad extended its unbeaten streak to three after a 3-1 non-conference victory Wednesday at St. Thomas Aquinas College.

The Lions improve to 9-4-3 while the Spartans dip to 6-5-2.

STAC took an initial 1-0 lead at 17:05 after an own-goal by the GCU defense slipped past goalkeeper Casey O'Connor (Jr.-Toms River, N.J.). The Lions knotted the affair at 29:13 after Rachael Tremblay (Sr.-Manalapan, N.J.) headed home a long free kick off the boot of Kaitlyn Hartkopf (Cherry Hill, N.J.).

Georgian Court went ahead as Tori Capestro (Jr.-Brick, N.J.) snapped the stalemate with the eventual game-winner as she sent in a Rosa Franze (Fr.-Ocean, N.J.) shot that ricocheted off the crossbar. Tuere Chisholm-Thomas (So.-South Orange, N.J.) added the insurance tally at 83:47, courtresy of a Capestro assist.

Tianna Worden (Jr.-Bayville, N.J.), who played the entire second half in net for GCU, earned her second win of the year (2-1) after securing two saves in 45:00. 

GCU returns home to play its final regular-season home game of 2014 vs. Caldwell University at noon. The Lions will host its annual Senior Day prior to kick-off vs. Cougars.