GREENEVILLE, Tenn. -- Senior midfielder Kadie Soall (Tecumseh, Ontario, Canada) scored a pair of goals and junior goalkeeper Kathryn Lundy (Pinckney, Mich.) made a career-high nine saves as the Lady Railsplitters (2-1-3, 1-0-2 SAC) played the Tusculum Pioneers (3-4-1, 0-2-1 SAC) to a 3-3 double overtime draw in South Atlantic Conference women's soccer action on Wednesday night in Greeneville, Tenn.
 
The three-goal outburst was a welcome sight for Lincoln Memorial, who had combined for one goal total in its four matches since opening the season with a 4-3 win over West Alabama.
 
Soall broke a personal five-match scoreless streak and matched her goal output from all of the 2014 season in Wednesday's contest, leading the Lady Railsplitters' offense with two goals.
 
Soall opened the scoring in the 15th minute when she juked two players out inside the box and fired a shot into the right-hand corner of the net, tallying the Lady Railsplitters' first goal since the 50th minute of a win at Brevard on September 16. The Pioneers answered right back in the 18th minute as Taylor Lewis sent a ball downfield for Katja Andersson. Lundy rushed up to cut off the shot attempt but was a bit tardy as Andersson snuck it past her for the equalizer.
 
Olivia Thompson (Melbourne, Fla.) put the Lady Railsplitters back in front in the 34th minute by firing in a highly-contested attempt from 25 yards out for her second goal of the season. Tusculum needed just a hair over two minutes to knot the match up again, though, as Kelli McCalla capitalized on a PK opportunity to make it a 2-2 game.
 
Nine minutes into the second half, the Pioneers returned the favor and committed a foul in the box, setting up a penalty kick try for Soall, who drained it to put the Lady Railsplitters back in front 3-2 with 36 minutes remaining in regulation.
 
Tusculum responded for the third and final time in the 64th minute, tying it up at 3-3 on a goal by Lewis.
 
Lewis nearly ended the match just 13 seconds into the first overtime period, but Lundy made a tremendous stop to perpetuate the match. Lundy made two saves in the second overtime to secure the draw, stopping a shot by Carly Mill in the 101st minute and another by Olivia Kilgore with 29 ticks left.
 
Lundy faced unrelenting pressure throughout the match and mostly stood up to the test. She faced 25 shots and 12 shots on goal, finishing with a career-best nine saves.
 
The Lady Railsplitters registered 15 shots and five shots on goal. Soall and Maddy Nagy (Viera, Fla.) paced LMU with three shots apiece.
 
Tusculum produced a 13-2 advantage on corner kick attempts.
 
Wednesday night marked the first tie in the LMU-Tusculum series since 2009, when the two programs played to a 0-0 draw in Greeneville.
 
Next on tap, the Lady Railsplitters complete the road-heavy portion of their schedule with a 4:30 p.m. kickoff in Hickory, N.C. on Saturday.