Muñoz wins it for the ‘Dogs in overtime as time expires.

Anderson was able to find Cranley on the opposite side of the pool. She then fed Muñoz who bulldozed her way to the front of the goal and was able to beat Raffin as the final buzzer sounded.

The ‘Dogs conclude Polopalooza with a 3-1 record. They will be at the Cal Cup next weekend for their second non-conference tournament. They will back at home on Feb. 20 to play the Fresno Pacific Sunbirds before starting GCC play against the Santa Clara Broncos.

The Spartans were awarded a powerplay and were able to convert with 30 seconds to go.

The ‘Dogs have one final possession to win it in overtime.

Charli Muñoz finds the back of the net on the powerplay, giving the ‘Dogs a 14-13 lead with 54 seconds to go in overtime.

The Spartans have called their extra timeout in overtime to get something drawn up to draw even with the Bulldogs again.

Benson calls her extra timeout for overtime as the ‘Dogs go on the powerplay with 1:10 to go.

The score has stayed even at 13 throughout the overtime periods.

The ‘Dogs and Spartans are still tied at 13 through the first overtime.

The ‘Dogs had two grade-A chances to score, but Raffin stood tall. She has made 14 saves through 39 minutes of action.

Second overtime is coming up.

The ‘Dogs were able to stop the final Spartans possession and are headed to their first overtime match of 2026.

Cranley was unable to find the back of the net, and the ‘Dogs will have to defend the final possession.

The Spartans were able to answer back on the powerplay to tie it up at 13.

Raffin came up with a big save on an Andress penalty shot to keep the Spartans within one.

Martinez was able to find some space in the middle and beat Raffin to give the ‘Dogs a 13-12 lead.

The ‘Dogs have possession and are looking to regain the lead on the powerplay. Benson has called her third timeout to draw up a lead-taking play in the huddle.

The ‘Dogs have just over two minutes to pull out a win.

Andress ties it back up on a penalty shot. Her second goal of the game puts her at double-digit goals on the season.

Its all tied at 12 with 3:55 to go.

The Spartans have taken their first lead of the game on Spark’s seventh goal of the game.

After the goal, Benson has taken her second timeout of the period to calm her troops.

With 4:10 to go, the Bulldogs trail the Spartans 12-11.

Noa Markovsky gets the ‘Dogs on the board in the second half on the power play.

On the next possession, the Spartans were able to tie it back up at 11 with five minutes to go.

Head Coach Natalie Benson has signaled for her first timeout as the Bulldogs go on the power play.

The Spartans have tied the game on a shot from Spark, her sixth goal of the game.

It’s tied up at 10 with 6:16 to go in the fourth period.

The ‘Dogs lead 10-9 heading into the final period of regulation.

Despite only one goal finding the back of the net, the Bulldogs have had plenty of opportunities. Turnovers have cost them, as they were whistled for two 2-meter violations, and errant passes have shut down the Bulldogs’ offense.

Mobley has come up strong, giving the Bulldogs clutch saves to preserve the lead.

The Spartans have shut out the Bulldogs so far through the third period.

On the Bulldogs’ latest possession, Bryant had a chance to get the Bulldogs on the board, but Raffin stood tall and knocked down her shot.

The ‘Dogs still lead 10-9 behind strong defense and goaltending down at the other end.

The Spartans find the first goal of the second half.

Despite winning the opening sprint in each of the first three periods, the ‘Dogs have not been able to convert on their possessions.

The ‘Dogs lead 10-9 with 5:27 to go.

The Bulldogs take a 10-8 lead into the break. At the end of the period, Mobley joined the offense and hit the crossbar as time expired.

Van der Kolk leads the ‘Dogs in points, with two goals and an assist. Mobley has knocked down five Spartans’ shots. Eight total ‘Dogs have found the back of the net.

The Spartans’ Darcy Spark has five of their eight goals of the game. The Spartans have also converted all three of their penalty shots.

Strickland taps in her second of the game on a tic-tac-toe passing play from Andress and Charley Stephens.

The ‘Dogs lead 9-7 with 1:40 to play.

Bryant finds the back of the net on the 6-on-5 on a pass from Anderson.

‘Dogs lead 8-6 with just under three minutes left in the second period.

Cranley scores her first of the game, giving the ‘Dogs a two-goal advantage.

The ‘Dogs had a chance to get out in front by three, but turned the ball over down low. The Spartans called their second timeout after gaining possession to calm things down.

The ‘Dogs lead 6-4 with 4:31 to go in the second period.

The ‘Dogs were rewarded with a five-meter shot after hard work from Katya Aleshina to get down low.

Anderson beat Raffin on the ensuing shot, getting the ‘Dogs back in front of the Spartans, 5-4 with 6:04 to play in the second period.

The ‘Dogs take a 4-3 lead into the second period.

Goals No. 3 and 4 came from van der Kolk and Alice Johnson.

Both goalies have come up big for both teams. Both goalkeepers made two saves in the opening frame.

The Spartans had a chance to tie before the break, but were called for an offensive foul with two seconds left. Mobley threw up a shot that was knocked down by Raffin as time expired.

Out of the timeout, the Spartans get even with the Bulldogs at two apiece. The goal comes on a Spartan power play.

The Spartans call their first of four timeouts of the match after a big save from their goalie, Tatianna Raffin.

Sidney Strickland has given the Bulldogs a 2-1 lead with 2:44 to go in the first period.

Van der Kolk finds the back of the net after a nice feed from Martinez to start the scoring.

The ‘Dogs will run out the following lineup for their final game of Polopalooza:

Marit van der Kolk, Hailey Andress, Megan Cranley, Susanna Martinez, Riaan Bryant, Ashley Williams and Katelyn Mobley.