Glassboro, NJ - The Montclair State women's soccer team was eliminated from the NJAC Tournament on Wednesday as the third-seeded Red Hawks fell to No. 2 Rowan in penalty kicks following a double-overtime draw. The Profs took the shootout, 4-2.

It was the 10th time that MSU went to a shootout in the NJAC Tournament, the last coming in the 2014 conference title game against TCNJ. Montclair is now 6-4 in those shootouts. Montclair (15-3-2) must now wait to see if it is among the teams selected for an at-large bid to the NCAA Division III Women's Soccer Championship. Selections will be announced on Monday, November 7 at 1:30 pm on NCAA.com.

After two overtimes, the game ended in a scoreless draw.  The Profs (15-1-2) took the shootout 4-2.  Rowan goalie Shelby Money ended the game with three saves. Courtney Simpson replaced Money in the net for the penalty kicks.
 
Montclair State had the first attempt.  Back ERIN SULLIVAN hit the right side of the Rowan net.  Forward Melissa Kelly made it 1-1 on Rowan's first kick.  Simpson stopped the Red Hawks' second penalty kick.  Forward Maxine Few put the Profs up 2-1 with a high shot just under the crossbar. 
 
Back BROOKE BEATTY scored on Montclair State's third attempt and Money hit the back of the net for the Profs.  Simpson saved the Red Hawks' fourth penalty kick.  Forward Shannon Reardigan put a shot into the right side of the Red Hawks' net to send Rowan to the conference championship.
 
Rowan produced 23 total shots and Montclair State had nine.  Red Hawks goalkeeper MOLLY BARROW (so. Ramsey, NJ/Ramsey) made eight saves.