It was the first-ever meeting between the two teams in women's soccer.

"We played a very good game against a tough opponent today," Towson Coach Greg Paynter said. "We didn't have the extra entry ball that we needed up top today, but we were able to play well against a good Saint Louis team.

"It was a group effort today to get the shutout, but Jocelyn certainly did her part, especially in distributing the ball and organizing the defense."

The Billikens outshot the Tigers by a commanding 15-4 margin, including a 7-3 edge in the first half. Papciak recorded four of her five saves in the opening 45 minutes.

Sophomore goalkeeper Katie Walsh made one save for the Billikens, who played in their second consecutive scoreless tie.

The Tigers, who are in the middle of a nine-game road trip, will face Duquesne University on Sunday afternoon in the final game of the Duquesne Classic.

"It is a quick turnaround for us, so we need to get healthy and get our bodies to recover," Coach Paynter said. "From a tactical and technical standpoint, we are in good shape. But, we need to get rest for our bodies."

College Women's Soccer: Towson University 0, Saint Louis University 0 (2OT)
Saint Louis (0-1-2)  0-0-0-0 / 0
Towson (0-1-1)  0-0-0-0 / 0

Saves: SLU - Katie Walsh 1 (110:00, 0 goals allowed); TOW - Jocelyn Papciak 5 (110:00, 0 goals allowed).  Shots: SLU - 15; TOW - 4. Corner Kicks: SLU - 3; TOW - 2. Attendance: 112.