LAS VEGAS, Nev. - Cal State Bakersfield scored three times in the final 25 minutes and 24 seconds to rally past Mount St. Mary's 3-2 in overtime of a non-conference men's soccer match on Sunday.

Junior Chris Wheeler (Newcastle, Australia/St. Francis Xavier) notched his eighth goal of the season for the Mount (3-5) while Will Thomas (Mount Rainer, Md./The Heights) posted his second tally of the year and Peter Steve (Dallas, Pa./Dallas) recorded four saves in the loss.

Jesus Sanchez scored the final two goals for the Roadrunners (5-2) and Keeyan Ghazanfarpour dished out two assists including the game-tying goal in the winning effort.

Cal State Bakersfield scored twice in the final 19 minutes and three seconds of regulation and then registered the decisive score six minutes and 21 seconds into overtime to earn the victory in the first-ever meeting against Mount St. Mary's.

The Roadrunners comeback started when Robbie Gouk tapped in a rebound from a Ghanzanfarpour shot off the crossbar at 70:57 to trim the margin to 2-1. Ghanzanfarpour helped Cal State Bakersfield even the match when he found Sanchez with two minutes and 29 seconds left in regulation.

Sanchez then gave the Roadrunners the win when he found the twine on the far post off a corner kick serve from Ernesto Hinojosa at the 96:21 mark.

Mount St. Mary's scored a goal in the first half and then increased the advantage early in the second stanza to grab a 2-0 lead. Thomas gave the Mount the edge when he knocked in his shot from 15-yards out on a loose ball after a corner kick at 36:06. Wheeler then converted a penalty kick at 57:05 to increase the margin to 2-0, but Cal State Bakersfield scored the final three markers to come away with the victory.

After Wheeler knocked in his penalty kick, the Mount only managed two shots the rest of the match. Wheeler had his shot saved by Shannon at 64:38 and freshman Connor Waraksa (Media, Pa./Strath Haven) missed high at 73:07 for the Mountaineers' final scoring chance.

Mount St. Mary's led the battle of corner kicks 9-1, but only had three after Wheeler's eighth goal including a corner in overtime.

Wheeler moved into ninth place on the program's all-time career points list with 60 points.

The Mount returns to action on Friday when the squad opens up Northeast Conference play at Central Connecticut State. Game time is 8 p.m.