MORRISVILLE, N.Y. – Hunter Gosnell stopped an overtime penalty kick and four consecutive shootout attempts to help the Penn College reach its second straight North Eastern Athletic Conference semifinal.

Deadlocked at 1-1 after two overtimes, Penn College outlasted Morrisville, 2-0, in shootout in Tuesday's NEAC men's soccer quarterfinals. The Wildcats used a shootout win in 2017 to advance to their first NEAC final four.

Penn College will take on Lancaster Bible College, 2 p.m., Saturday at Penn State Abington.

Gosnell (7 saves) made his biggest save in the 105^th minute after his foul led to a penalty kick attempt with the score knotted at 1-1. Gosnell turned away Daniel Agboba's attempt, which eventually forced the match to shootout.

In shootout, Gosnell stoned all four Mustang attempts, while Kevin McFarland and Daniel Jackson netted consecutive attempts for Penn College.

The first half ended scoreless with neither team managing many quality shot on goal. Colton Wartman's header was stopped in the eighth minute before Alex Gradwell's shot in the 32^nd minute was turned away. Gosnell picked up three saves in the half.

The Wildcats got on the board in the 54^th minute when Kevin McFarland's pass reached the back of the net off Jackson's foot before the match was evened in the 69^th minute when a Penn College defender's mistake allowed the ball to find the net. The Wildcats had one last look at the net in the 73^rd minute but Jackson's shot was stopped.

Gosnell stopped a pair of shots in the first overtime, while Penn College was held without a shot on goal in the period. The Wildcats fired two shots on frame in the second overtime but both Vance Gradwell attempts in the 100^th minute were saved.

Morrisville outshot Penn College 24-14, while the Wildcats held a 7-2 advantage in corner kicks.