The North Georgia College & State University men's soccer team used a game-winning blast from Max Angel in the first overtime period to sail by the 22nd-ranked University of Tampa, 2-1 in a non-conference tilt Wednesday in Dahlonega.

Three minutes into the overtime period, Angel found himself free from about 30 yards out after a header was cleared by the Spartans.

Angel took a step, set up, and drilled the back of the net, burning the keeper to the top right. It was Angel's first goal of the season.

The Saints first goal came when Gustavo Cunha was given the opportunity to take a free kick from about 25 yards out in the 42nd minute.

Cunha ceased the opportunity and hammered the ball into the back of the net, shooting over the opponent's wall and right past the Tampa keeper. The Saints would head into the half tied at one apiece.

NORTH GEORGIA WOMEN 4, ALABAMA-HUNTSVILLE 1: The North Georgia women's soccer team tallied three first-half goals on Wednesday on their way to a victory over visiting Alabama-Huntsville in non-conference action.

The Lady Saints continue their early season surge, improving to 3-0 on the young season, while the Chargers fall to 1-2 and drop back-to-back games for the first time in two years.

After five shots with near misses in the opening 20 minutes, North Georgia finally broke through in the 21st minute when Taylor Lee sent a corner in the box and Natalie Douglass found a deflection, drilling home her second goal of the year to give the Lady Saints a 1-0 lead.

Emily Dover got in on the action in the 33rd minute with a chip just over Alabama-Huntsville goalkeeper Iris Gunnarsdottir to record her first score of the year to double the North Georgia lead to 2-0.