The Ursuline College soccer team erased an early 1-0 deficit as they knocked off the defending G-MAC tournament champion Cedarville 3-1 on Saturday afternoon. 

Cedarville wasted little time getting on the scoreboard when Hannah Atkinson found the back of the net to give the Yellow Jackets a 1-0 lead.

Ursuline got the offense going in the 27^th minute when junior Steph Chlad found freshman Jill Bohling to tie the match 1-1.

Bohling was not done scoring as the G-MAC's leading goal scorer picked up her eighth goal of the season in the 54^th minute and followed it up with her third goal of the match in the 61^st minute for her first-career hat-trick.

The freshman Bohling has now scored nine goals in the first eight matches of her collegiate career.

Ursuline outshot Cedarville 15-5 in the match and the three goals marked the most scored this season. Senior goalkeeper Helen Jazzar made three saves. 

The win gives Ursuline a one-point lead over Trevecca Nazarene for first place in the G-MAC after the Trojans blanked Davis & Elkins 2-0 on Saturday.

The Arrows will take a brief break from conference play as they travel to Lake Erie College on Tuesday.