NORTON, Mass. – Wheaton College junior Leila Mills (Brunswick, Maine) buried the game-winning goal with one second remaining on the clock as the Lyons edged Bridgewater State University, 8-7, in non-conference action on Thursday evening at Keefe Field.

Senior Amy Moreira (Bristol, R.I.) set up the game-winning tally as she received a pass from behind the net with about five seconds to play and found a cutting Mills in the center of the scoring area.

Mills led all scorers with five markers while sophomore Melanie Sharick (Amherst, Mass.) potted two goals and Moreira found the back of the net once. Moreira also compiled three assists and two draw controls.

Bridgewater State junior Taylor Clancy (Braintree, Mass.) contributed a hat trick, two ground balls and one draw control. Sophomore Riley Cachelin (Westwood, Mass.) had a pair of goals and senior Jill Caramello (Duxbury, Mass.) and freshman Lauren Geary (Hull, Mass.) rounded out the scoring with one tally apiece. Geary added a team-best three draws.

Moreira gave Wheaton a slim, 7-6, advantage at the 6:22 mark on a nice pass from freshman Brooke Sabol (Landgrove, Vt.). The Bears defense answered on the ensuing draw control forcing a turnover and eventually worked its offense through Caramello as she connected with Cachelin to even the score at 7-7.

Clancy tied the game twice in the second half at 17:27 and the 9:00 mark of the stanza. Mills broke a 5-5 draw with 10:27 on the scoreboard on a feed from Moreira.

Wheaton led by a 5-4 margin at the break collecting three tallies from Mills and two goals by Sharick. Bears' freshman Alexis Hadcock (East Lyme, Conn.) dished out her only assist of the game to Cachelin with 1:26 left to go in the half to cap the scoring.

Bridgewater State freshman goalkeeper Chandler Ross (Wrentham, Mass.) stopped a game-high four shots. Sophomore Katy Ananian (Belmont, Mass.) made one save in goal for the Lyons.

The Blue and White outshot the Bears, 16-9, scooped up a game-high 12 ground balls and went 9-for-12 on clear attempts. Bridgewater State went 2-for-3 in free position attempts and won the draw controls matchup, 10-6.

Wheaton (10-5) hosts Bowdoin on Saturday, April 20 for a non-conference tilt scheduled for 1 p.m. Bridgewater State (11-2) welcomes Framingham State to the Edward C. Swenson Athletic Complex for a conference game on Saturday at noon.