ELLENSBURG, Wash. — The Saint Martin's Women's Soccer team played to a 1-1 draw against Central Washington on Thursday, October 30.

In a closely-contested match, the Saints found a last-minute equalizer by Brooke Streeter and held off a late attempt by the Wildcats to secure a point in the league standings.

How It Happened

• In the first half, Central Washington totaled three shots (one on target) in the first 18 minutes, before SMU notched its first shot attempt in the 23rd minute, a shot on goal by Rose Ivanis.
• The Saints were out shot 6-1 in the first half, but goalkeeper Sam Escobar recorded two saves to keep the game at 0-0 at halftime.
• In the second half, the Wildcats scored the match's first goal in the 56th minute off the foot of Casey Park, putting the Saints down 1-0.
• Across the following 30 minutes, goalkeeper Mallory Patzer recorded one save and the Saints fended off six more total shot attempts by the Wildcats.
• In the 86th minute, Brooke Streeter saw a shot attempt saved. Just one minute later, Streeter scored an emphatic goal to level the game at 1-1. Angely Puga assisted on the goal.
• Quickly after the ensuing kickoff, Eva Charles managed two shots on target that were saved by the WIldcats.
• With seconds remaining in the match, Patzer batted away a corner kick attempt and the Saints blocked a shot that ricocheted off the goal post and into the arms of Patzer, sealing a 1-1 final score.

Top Performers

• Eve Charles and Brooke Streeter led the Saints with two shots on goal each.
• Angely Puga tallied one shot on goal and two total shots.
• Sam Escobar and Mallory Patzer each recorded two saves.

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