Hordendorf scored a goal in each of Lock Haven’s two NEC victories this past week, which ran the Lady Eagles’ unbeaten streak against league competition to 21 games. None of Hordendorf’s 17 goals this season were bigger than her overtime tally against second-place Rider on Sunday (Oct. 26). With the two teams tied atop the NEC standings entering the game, Hordendorf broke a scoreless tie in the 76th minute of overtime when she stuffed one past Rider goalkeeper Lyndsie Johnson, the NEC’s leader in goals-against average and save percentage. Two days prior, the sophomore forward scored in the 37th minute of a 3-0 victory over Monmouth.