Stevens Rallies for 3-2 Overtime Victory Over Seton Hall

Stevens earned a hard-fought 3-2 overtime victory over Seton Hall in a league matchup on October 17, 2026. After opening the scoring in the first period and falling behind in the second, the Ducks battled back to force overtime before ultimately securing the thrilling win.

Stevens got off to a strong start, finding the back of the net in the opening period. Tommy Vella scored the game's first goal, with Kyle Chambers and Brendan Ventresca recording assists on the play. The early goal gave the Ducks a 1-0 advantage and set the tone for a competitive matchup.

Seton Hall responded in the second period, increasing its offensive pressure and finding opportunities to turn the game around. Porters scored to even the contest, assisted by Edwards and Spinelli. Seton Hall continued to build momentum and later took the lead when Belotti scored, with Dunlon picking up the assist. The two goals put Stevens behind 2-1 heading into the third period.

Facing a one-goal deficit, the Ducks came out determined to get back into the game. Stevens continued to compete and search for scoring opportunities, eventually finding the equalizer in the third period. Derek O'Leary scored off an assist from Max Tucker, bringing the score to 2-2 and sending the matchup into overtime.

With the game on the line, Stevens carried its determination into the extra period. The Ducks ultimately found the decisive goal to complete the comeback and secure the 3-2 overtime victory over Seton Hall.

The win showcased Stevens' resilience and ability to respond under pressure. After surrendering its first-period lead, the Ducks stayed composed, battled back to tie the game in the third, and finished the job in overtime. The comeback victory gave Stevens an important league win and highlighted the team's determination to compete until the final whistle.