FREDERICKSBURG, Va. - Catholic University women's lacrosse senior Julia Piet scored with 3:02 remaining in overtime to lift the No. 16 Cardinals to a 10-9 road victory over Mary Washington Wednesday.

Catholic (6-4) snapped a three-game losing streak against the Eagles with its first win at the Battleground Complex since March 18, 2015.

Piet scored the team's final two goals with the first coming off an assist from junior Caroline Beckett to give the Cardinals a 9-8 lead with 2:47 remaining in the fourth quarter.

Beckett finished with five points on three goals and two assists.

Mary Washington (6-6), who trailed by as many as six in the second quarter, forced overtime after Katie Blair netted her fifth goal of the game on a free position with 57 second to play in regulation.

Catholic registered the first two shots of the extra period, both of which were saved by the Eagles' Reilly Miller who finished with 14 saves.

However, sophomore Anna Corona caused a turnover on Mary Washington's ensuing possession, setting the stage for Piet's game-winner.

Piet netted her 12th goal of the season on a free position to give the Cardinals their first overtime win since March 20, 2019 when the team defeated No. 2 Franklin & Marshall by the same score in the first game at Carlini Field.

Catholic scored seven of the game's first eight goals to take a 7-1 lead with 4:44 left in the second quarter. Beckett had a hand in four of them, totaling three goals and one assist.

Senior Anna Maupin became the 16th player in program history to score 100 career goals on her eighth of the season with 12:26 remaining in the second to put the Cardinals in front, 5-1.

The Eagles, who trailed 7-3 at halftime, outscored Catholic 6-2 in the second half with four goals coming from Blair. In addition, Reilly totaled eight saves, including six in the third quarter.

Senior Clare Richards also scored twice while junior Kate Olsen had one goal and one assist.

Defensively, reigning Landmark Conference Athlete of the Week, sophomore Rachel Rubenstein, had two caused turnovers, three ground balls and two draw controls. Corona finished with a similar stat line, totaling two caused turnovers, three ground balls and three draw controls.

Senior Iszy Del Peschio also had two caused turnovers as the Cardinals forced the Eagles into 20 turnovers.

In goal, senior Rachel Searle made a season-high 11 saves.

Catholic continues its three-game road trip on Saturday when it travels to Elizabethtown for a Landmark Conference contest at 1 p.m.