RICHARSON, Texas – Playing with all heart down to the last two minutes of the match, East Texas Baptist University's historic season in men's soccer came to an end as the University of Texas Dallas netted the golden goal in the 108^th minute in the American Southwest Conference Championship Tournament. ETBU finishes the season with 10 wins and won the program's first-ever NCAA Division III post-season match. The 10 wins are the most since 2005.

ETBU took 11 shots with three on goal while Texas Dallas had 20 shots with four on goal. Daniel Rutter and Silas Sangano both took three shots. Sangano had two on goal while Rutter and Jacob Lopez each had one. Bryant Botello finished with three saves. Texas Dallas was led by Brian Rahmoune's five shots with two on goal. Chase Therrien had four saves.

Locked up in the first half, Texas Dallas took 10 shots to ETBU's five. Both teams had their chances to score but ETBU was the only team to have a shot on goal. Jacob Lopez had ETBU's only shot on goal in the 10^th minute as Texas Dallas' Therrien grabbed it to keep it at 0-0. ETBU had their first chance to score in the third minute on a header by Michael Andrews that went high. Texas Dallas countered in the fourth minute that was blocked by an ETBU defender with another header shot in the fifth minute. Texas Dallas' attack kept coming with their third straight shot in the sixth minute that was also blocked by the ETBU defense. In the 11^th and 12^th minutes, Texas Dallas took three more shots as two went high and the third blocked once again by the defense. The 16^th and 17^th minutes featured two more blocked shots as Texas Dallas' next shot did not come until the 38^th minute that went wide. The defense once again stood strong blocking their fifth shot of the game in the 40^th minute with a rebound shot going wide. ETBU's Andrews had a chance to take the lead in the 44^th minute but his shot went wide right in the 44^th minute.

Both teams battled to a 0-0 tie in the second half as each of their seasons are on the line. Texas Dallas put a shot up in the 50^th minute that was blocked and the Botello had a save in the 56^th minute. Tristan England's shot hit the cross bar for ETBU in the 58^th minute and then Lopez's shot was high in the 62^nd minute. Sangano almost made it 1-0 in the 66^th minute but his shot was saved by Texas Dallas' Therrien.  Texas Dallas had a shot high in the 70th and 72nd minute. Sangano had his second shot on goal in the half in the 81^st minute and then Rutter had a shot on goal in the 85^th minute. In the 84^th minute, Botello grabbed a Texas Dallas shot on the right side of the net to secure the 0-0 tie as the teams headed to overtime.

The first overtime brought some intense soccer as both teams had their chances to score but came up short. Rutter's shot in the 92^nd minute went high and then Texas Dallas had shots in the 93^rd minute, saved by Botello, and in the 98^th minute that went high.

It was the 108^th minute that Texas Dallas netted the winning goal as they advance to the ASC Championship.

ETBU recorded their finest seasons since 1999 posting 10 wins and winning an ASC Tournament match.