CHESTER, Pa. - Immaculata's women's soccer team played to a 1-1 double overtime tie on the road at Widener Thursday night in non-conference action. 

Immaculata moves to 5-4-3 overall. Widener, who was receiving votes in the latest NSCAA national poll, is now 10-1-2.

Immaculata's Bridget Cunningham put the Mighty Macs on top in the 35th minute, as she scored from 20 yards out on a feed from Zena Tracey. It marked Cunningham's seventh goal of the season. 

The Pride scored the tying goal at the 75:50 mark as Coryinna Yenchak curled the ball into the left side of the post. 

Widener finished the contest out-shooting Immaculata 24-4, and the Pride had a 6-2 edge in corner kicks. 

Immaculata goalkeeper Jessica Gaburo made seven saves while Widener's keepers Rochele Jacobs and Vanessa Hejnas combined for two saves. 

Immaculata returns home on Saturday facing Gwynedd-Mercy at 12 p.m. at Draper Walsh Stadium.