Brookline, Mass. - Northeastern's Andre Ciliotta scored 31 seconds into the second overtime as Hofstra fell to the Huskies, 1-0, in a Colonial Athletic Association matchup on Wednesday night at Parsons Field.

Hofstra senior goalkeeper Adam Janowski  (Coram, N.Y.) made all but one of his six saves after halftime and junior Chris Griebsch (Dessau-Rosslau, Germany) logged a game-high six shots. But Hofstra fell to 9-4-1 and 3-3 in CAA play. Northeastern is the lone remaining team undefeated in CAA play after improving to 10-2-2 and 5-0-1 against the league.

The matchup featured a matchup of Janowski and Northeastern's Oliver Blum, who entered the week as the CAA's leader in goals-against average (0.60) and save percentage (.833). Janowski was up the challenge, stopping both of CAA-leading goal scorer Don Anding's shots on goal. Blum made six saves for his fourth shutout.

Northeastern is now unbeaten in the last nine games thanks to Ciliotta in the 101st minute. Anding raced in to right of the box and tried to move around a defender. He sent a left-footed pass to Ciliotta at the top of the goal box, allowing him to slide the ball in for his first goal of the season. Donovan Fayd picked up the secondary assist.

The Pride generated chances against the first-place Huskies. Sophomore Maid Memic (Kozarac, Bosnia) registered three of Hofstra's six shots on goal. Hofstra's defense also played well in front of Janowski. Juniors Shaun Foster (Southport, England) and Tyler Botte (North Babylon, N.Y.) played all 101 minutes. Senior back liner A.J. Laza (Coram, N.Y.) and freshman midfielder Joseph Holland (London, England) also played the entire game.

Hofstra utilized its bench, using four subs. Northeastern elected to go with a smaller rotation with only 13 total players seeing game action.

Janowski continued his hot play and came up big in the second half, making four saves to preserve the scoreless tie and send the game into overtime.

Just 1:07 into the first overtime, Janowski positioned himself  in front of Anding's shot,  catching the ball. Hofstra nearly capitalized moments later when freshman Felix Schaefer (Aschaffenburg, Germany)'s free kick was blocked in front and bounced near the vacant right side of the net before going out for a goal kick.

Hofstra's defense held Northeastern to just a single shot-on goal in an opening-half in which both teams were evenly matched. The squads each produced five total shots, though Hofstra produced a great scoring chance before the break.

Memic great move near the top of the box, flicking a back-heel pass to himself  before firing a low shot that Blum smothered with an athletic diving stop to his left in the 29th minute.

Hofstra will conclude its two-game road trip on Saturday against Delaware with a 1 p.m. start.