BECKLEY, W.Va. – The Concord University men's soccer team lost 2-1 in overtime to Wheeling Sunday afternoon in a Mountain East Conference contest at the YMCA Cline Complex.

The first two goals of the game came in a 22-second span. After hitting the post for the second time in the game, senior defender Tristan Bragg would not be denied a third time as he poked in his first career goal in the 42^nd minute to push Concord (0-10, 0-8 MEC) ahead. Bragg had earlier hit the right post off a corner kick delivery.

On the ensuing restart, Wheeling (4-6, 3-5 MEC) scored on a shot that was chipped over the head of fifth-year senior goalkeeper Kyle Brown to tie the game at halftime.

Though CU had just three shots in the second half, the Mountain Lions had a couple opportunity to regain the lead. A heading attempt by sophomore forward Robbie Stiles on a cross from freshman defender Ted Penn was pushed wide in the 59^th minute.

And sophomore midfielder Ricardo Chinea-Pegler had his low line drive attempt pushed aside in the 82^nd minute.

Into overtime, sophomore forward Piyo Debasey rang of a shot from 15 yards away off the crossbar in the 93^rd minute, and 44 seconds later the Cardinals got the golden goal.

The Mountain Lions rolled up 11 shots in the game with five on frame. Bragg had a team-best three shots.

With eight saves in the game, Brown became Concord's all-time saves leader and now has 288 for his career.

CU continues it home stand 5:30 p.m. Wednesday against Frostburg State.