KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. - Carter Griffith scored twice in the second half, and the College of Idaho came from behind to beat Oregon Tech 2-1 in a conference match Friday afternoon at OIT Soccer Field.

Oregon Tech controlled the opening half. The Owls earned three corner kicks in the first nine minutes, and less than a minute after the third, Yahir Ramos scored off an assist from Lucas Kay-Wong at 9:18. Ramos kept attacking in the air, sending two more headers wide and having another blocked. Oregon Tech outshot CI 8-4 and held an 8-1 edge in corners before halftime.

Yago Gonzalez kept the deficit at one with two first-half saves. At the other end, Tyler Swartz, Greyson Pew and Chris Slater all forced saves from Noah Harwood, but the Yotes went to the break down 1-0.

The second half belonged to CI. The Yotes outshot Oregon Tech 8-3 and earned four corners after the break. Griffith forced a save at 50:09, and Rodri Garcia-Marina and Zayne Davis had shots turned away by Harwood around the 55th minute.

The equalizer came at 63:35, when Griffith scored unassisted. He came off moments later, returned at 73:26 and needed just 83 seconds to find the winner, finishing Pew's assist at 74:49 for a 2-1 lead.

Oregon Tech pushed late. Eric McGuire's header off a corner at 86:28 and Andrew George's header at 88:58 both went straight to Gonzalez, who finished with four saves and earned the win.

Griffith put all three of his shots on target. Pew added an assist and two shots, and Slater also had two attempts.

Harwood made six saves for Oregon Tech, and Ramos led the Owls with four shots. After controlling the first half, Oregon Tech managed just three shots after the break.

CI improved to 2-5-5 overall and 2-2-4 in conference play. Oregon Tech fell to 4-4-5 and 2-4-1.