SAN ANTONIO, Texas – The Eastern New Mexico women's soccer traveled to St. Mary's University for a Lone Star Conference (LSC) contest on Saturday evening. Each team could not be separated after 110 minutes of play, with both teams settling for a 1-1 draw.

Both teams could not find a way through in the first half, with the Rattlers registering three shots on goal in the first half, while Eastern just had one shot on target in the first 45 minutes.
 
The Greyhounds would break the deadlock in the 55^th minute to take a 1-0 lead. Sierra Villanueva won the ball high up the field and sent a looping shot from 30 yards out over the head of the Rattlers goalie, Rebecca DiFronzo, and nestling in the roof of the net.
 
The Greyhounds defensive resistance would be broken with six minutes remaining in the game. Love Tovar's header off of a cornerkick found the back of the net, putting the score at 1-1. St. Mary's and Eastern could find a goal in regulation, sending the game to OT.
 
Neither team would find a winning goal in overtime, as both teams settled for a 1-1 draw.

NOTABLE STATS

• Whitney Dockweiler made seven saves on the evening.
• DiFronzo recorded eight saves in net for St. Mary's.
• Villanueva recorded their first career collegiate goal in the draw.
• Katey Stice and Kelsey Medina led the Eastern attack with five shots each.
• St. Mary's held the edge in shots, 21-19, but Eastern had more shots on goal, 9-8.
• The Rattlers had more corner kicks during the match, 4-2.

BEYOND THE BOX SCORE

• St. Mary's maintain the series lead, 5-1-2, over the Hounds.
• ENMU played to their first draw of the season, and their first LSC tie since a 0-0 game against Texas Women's on Sept. 23, 2018.
• Eastern move to 2-7-1, while St. Mary's sit at 5-4-1. The Hounds now stand at 0-4-1 in LSC play, with StMU sporting a 2-2-1 conference standing.
• The Hounds return to Greyhound Stadium on Wednesday, October 13 for a 5 p.m. clash versus Oklahoma Christian University.