Galloway Township, NJ - Freshman goalkeeper MOLLY BARROW stopped five shots as No. 25 Montclair State played to a double-overtime scoreless draw with Stockton University on Wednesday. It's the sixth time that the teams have played to 0-0 tie and 13th time they needed more than 90 minutes to register an outcome.

The closest anyone got to a goal in the first half was a floater from Stockton's Lauren Bowler at 18:01 that Barrow tipped away. The Stockton defense held Montclair State (6-1-1, 1-0-1 NJAC) to just one shot that sailed wide in the first half.
 
The second half was more of the same as both squads were stout defensively again. Adrianna Boucher was able to squeeze off two of her team-high four shots in rapid order that were blocked midway through the period before Chelsea James fired a shot that was kicked away directly after. AlexA Rubino came up with a tremendous defensive stop on the following Red Hawk possession thwarting a potential breakaway to keep the game scoreless.
 
After neither team was able to get off a shot in the first extra period, the Red Hawks pressed the action in the final stanza with five shots including two on net. SHAWNA GRABOWSKI was stopped by Nicole Pallante with 1:36 remaining for Montclair State before Boucher had one last opportunity with 27 seconds left, but was stopped by Barrow on a shot from the top of the box and the game ended in the 0-0 deadlock.
 
Pallante made four saves in 108:40 before leaving with an injury. Erin Kinneman finished up the last 1:20 without facing a shot for the combined shutout, the seventh for the Ospreys this season. Barrow kicked out five shots for the Red Hawks, earning her first solo shutout of the year.

Montclair State returns to action on Saturday, September 26 when it hits the road for a non-conference contest. MSU travels to Poughkeepsie, NY to face Vassar College at 1:00 pm.