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YPSILANTI, Mich. - Sophomore Alicia Brock netted a goal with just six seconds left as the IUPUI women's soccer team knocked off Eastern Michigan, 2-1 in double overtime on Friday afternoon. IUPUI forced overtime with just 24 seconds left in regulation before winning in double overtime to extend its winning streak to five straight.

The win was just the second ever over EMU in 10 meetings, with both coming on the road in overtime.

"It wasn't pretty, but we'll take it," IUPUI Head Coach Chris Johnson said. "They've got a good team. He's got a lot of good players that caused us some problems up top."

After a whistle was blown with about 35 seconds left in the match, senior Stephanie Hoffman played the restart inside EMU's six-yard box. Freshman Lisa Thomas but a strike on the ball before it bounded free to Brock, the 2008 Summit League Newcomer of the Year. Brock collected the rebound and banged it into the net for her first tally of the 2009 campaign and the tenth of her career. For Thomas, it was her team-high third helper of the year.

Sophomore Megan Hock continued her heroics in regulation, scoring the equalizer in the 90th minute. After Hoffman moved forward from her defensive position, she carried the ball up the right side before laying a ball off to Hock, who netted her fifth score in the season's first seven games.

After the first half was played largely between the 18's, both team had chances to break through first in the second half. IUPUI (5-2-0) had great opportunities from Leslie Walker and Hock early in the second half, while EMU also built some quality chances.

Finally, EMU's Ashley Rodrigues broke through in the 83rd minute when Carissa Wilson played her in behind an IUPUI defender, setting up a breakaway with goalkeeper Jamie Farrell. Rodrigues was able to roll a shot to the far post for her third score of the year.

Farrell finished with a season-high nine saves as EMU outshot the Jaguars 21-19. Senior Katrina McCrory led IUPUI with four attempts, putting three on frame. The 19 shots were a season-high, as were the 11 on net.

EMU goalkeeper Maggie Manville also made nine saves.

IUPUI will now return home to host Lipscomb on Sunday afternoon at Kuntz Stadium at 1:00 p.m.. With a win, the Jaguars will tie the school record of six straight wins, established last season. Sunday's game will feature a pregame IYS 'Stars' Clinic, focused on receiving, beginning at noon on the west field.