Wahine rebound at CSUN

It looked like the worst kind of deja vu for the Hawaii soccer team.

With two seconds left on the regulation clock Sunday, UH gave up a goal to Cal State Northridge’s Lindsay Kutscher, sending the Big West Conference game into overtime at a goal apiece.

UH, you might recall, gave up a goal with one second left in double overtime to lose 1-0 at UC Irvine on Friday.

It’s rare to see one of those buzzer-beater type of goals in a season, let alone two.

🚨 O V E R T I M E 🚨

Lindsay Kutscher finds the back of the net with 2 seconds left in regulation to tie things up for @CSUNWSoccer, 1-1!

😳 @UHWahineSoccer victimized AGAIN at the last second…

Turn it on 👉 @BigWestTV | https://t.co/Uacof31yVf pic.twitter.com/dEjzu8qV9N

— Big West W-Soccer (@BigWestWSOC) October 1, 2018

But the Rainbow Wahine had time to regroup after Sunday’s allowance. Late in the 10-minute first overtime period, the Wahine crossed the ball in front of the CSUN goal. The Matadors’ goalkeeper saved a shot but couldn’t field the ball cleanly, and Sarah Lau was there, streaking in and tapping it in along the goal line for the instant winner and a 2-1 outcome.

🌈✨ RAINBOWS BRIGHT ✨🌈

Sarah Lau cleans up in the 100th minute and @UHWahineSoccer come away 2-1 winners at #CSUN!

Raisa Strom-Okimoto (4') also a goal.#HawaiiWSOC host #LBSU Thursday, 7HT / 10PT (@SpecSportsHI).#GoBows #PlayBig pic.twitter.com/YMHxz1tvXE

— Big West W-Soccer (@BigWestWSOC) October 1, 2018

It was the first goal of the season for Lau. Her fellow senior Raisa Strom-Okimoto had the first for UH in the fourth minute, off of a corner kick set piece played short and a pass from Kiri Dale.

It was just the third road win in seven Big West seasons for UH (6-4-1), which evened its conference record at 1-1.