BIDDEFORD, Maine -- Senior Celeste Swain tipped in a cross from classmate Ellery Gould with just over 13 minutes remaining to lift Bowdoin College to a 3-2 come-from-behind victory over the University of New England in non-conference women's soccer action Tuesday evening at Barbara J. Hazard Field.

The Polar Bears move to 4-3-3 on the season, while the loss snaps Big Blue's seven-game unbeaten streak, and leaves the Nor'easters at 9-2-2 overall.

Gould leveled the contest at 2-2 in the 52nd minute, redirecting a shot off the foot of first-year Amanda Kinneston. Bowdoin continued to apply heavy pressure for the ensuing 25 minutes before Swain broke through with what would prove to be the game-winner. In the second half, the visitors posted a 12-3 advantage in shots.

Bowdoin jumped in front a mere 2:47 into the game, when Gould sent a pass through the middle to the right side that was collected by sophomore Molly Popolizio, who then turned and lofted in a shot into the left corner.

A hand ball in the box at the 15:10 mark gave UNE its first shot attempt of the match, and senior Alice Read stepped up to convert it and tie things up, ripping a shot off the goalie's fingertips just below the crossbar.

Read notched her second of the night in the 42nd minute to put the Nor'easters ahead, 2-1. Classmate Katie Caron found open space on the left and made a cross to Read, who slowed up her run to punch a low shot through the defense in front.

The Polar Bears had a chance to get one back heading into the break, but the shot from first-year Alex Yurick in the final seconds of the frame caromed off the crossbar.

Sophomore Maddie Lane got the win in goal for Bowdoin, which finished the game with a 19-7 cushion in shots. The Polar Bears resume NESCAC play on Saturday with a home date against Hamilton College (12:30 p.m.).