Hempstead, NY - Matthew Vowinkel scored both Hofstra goals as the Pride erased one-goal deficits in each half to come away with a 2-2 draw against visiting Binghamton at Hofstra Soccer Stadium Tuesday night.
 
The tie extended Hofstra's unbeaten streak to four games (2-0-2) and pushed their overall record to 7-6-2. Binghamton is also 2-0-2 in its last four games and 5-7-2 overall. 
 
Alex Ashton made five saves in goal for the Pride, while his Bearcats counterpart, P.J. Parker, had three saves. 
 
Binghamton got on the board first as Oliver Svalander put a left-footed shot into the upper right corner at 28:38. But Vowinkel evened the score at 33:56 as he headed in a free kick from Storm Strongin.
 
The Bearcats took a 2-1 lead at 69:02 as Harris Brkovic turned in a great individual effort, taking a long pass down the right sideline before dribbling back into the box around two Pride defenders and getting a right-footed shot past Ashton.  But Vowinkel tied the game again at 82:05 with a penalty kick goal. Jason Ramirez drew the foul in the box, setting up the kick for Vowinkel. 
 
The Bearcats had three shots on goal in the overtimes, but Ashton was up to the task on all three to preserve the tie.
 
The Pride concludes the Colonial Athletic Association part of their schedule Saturday night when they host Northeastern at 7 p.m. 
 
Notes:
-Vowinkel has scored five goals in his last two games and now has a career-high nine goals this season.
 
-Strongin recorded an assist for the second consecutive game.
 
-Binghamton outshot the Pride, 15-14.
 
-Hofstra is now 3-1-1 all-time against Binghamton.