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South Dakota State University Athletics
Friday, October 6
Fishback Soccer Park
6 p.m.
South Dakota State University
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Texas Tech
Jackrabbits and Texas Tech go scoreless
10/6/2006 12:00:00 AM | Women's Soccer
BROOKINGS, S.D. ? South Dakota State goalkeeper Nicole Lograsso recorded 14 saves Friday night as SDSU and Texas Tech battled to a scoreless draw at Fishback Soccer Park.
Sophomore Kelly Larson looked to give the Jacks a 1-0 advantage early in the contest, but saw her shot from 15 yards out saved by Tina Rincon. Kellyn Farrell and Alex Schaller both had scoring opportunities early in the match, but their shots sailed wide of the goal.
In the first half, SDSU had six different players record shot attempts, including three by Schaller.
Jackrabbit freshman Natasha Swift looked to put the Jacks on the board in the 61st minute, but saw both of her shot attempts saved by Rincon. Chelsea Goosen, a sophomore from Olathe, Kan., took a cross from Kelsey Worcester late in the contest, but couldn't find the net as her header attempt was wide.
In the first overtime period, Lograsso kept the Red Raiders off the board as both Zhaleh Rezaie and Priscilla Esquivel recorded shots-on-goal for Texas Tech.
Neither team could find the back of the net in the second OT as both goalkeepers made one stop to end the match in a 0-0 draw.
For the match, Lograsso had 14 saves, including four during overtime, while Rincon recorded four stops on the night.
The Jackrabbits outshot the Red Raiders 24-22 in the contest as several Jackrabbit players had scoring opportunities on the night. Farrell, a Littleton, Colo., native, paced the Jackrabbit offense with six shot attempts for the match. Schaller chipped in with five shots, including one shot-on-goal in the second overtime period.
The shutout marked the third time this season the Jackrabbits have held an opponent scoreless for a match and the fifth contest in six games SDSU has held an opponent off the scoreboard for a half.
SDSU moved to 3-8-2 on the year with the tie, while Texas Tech went to 5-7-1 on the season. The Red Raiders came into the game having defeated No. 17 Missouri, 3-1, last weekend.
South Dakota State will be back in action Oct. 13 at Fishback Soccer Park when it takes on IPFW at 7 p.m.
Sophomore Kelly Larson looked to give the Jacks a 1-0 advantage early in the contest, but saw her shot from 15 yards out saved by Tina Rincon. Kellyn Farrell and Alex Schaller both had scoring opportunities early in the match, but their shots sailed wide of the goal.
In the first half, SDSU had six different players record shot attempts, including three by Schaller.
Jackrabbit freshman Natasha Swift looked to put the Jacks on the board in the 61st minute, but saw both of her shot attempts saved by Rincon. Chelsea Goosen, a sophomore from Olathe, Kan., took a cross from Kelsey Worcester late in the contest, but couldn't find the net as her header attempt was wide.
In the first overtime period, Lograsso kept the Red Raiders off the board as both Zhaleh Rezaie and Priscilla Esquivel recorded shots-on-goal for Texas Tech.
Neither team could find the back of the net in the second OT as both goalkeepers made one stop to end the match in a 0-0 draw.
For the match, Lograsso had 14 saves, including four during overtime, while Rincon recorded four stops on the night.
The Jackrabbits outshot the Red Raiders 24-22 in the contest as several Jackrabbit players had scoring opportunities on the night. Farrell, a Littleton, Colo., native, paced the Jackrabbit offense with six shot attempts for the match. Schaller chipped in with five shots, including one shot-on-goal in the second overtime period.
The shutout marked the third time this season the Jackrabbits have held an opponent scoreless for a match and the fifth contest in six games SDSU has held an opponent off the scoreboard for a half.
SDSU moved to 3-8-2 on the year with the tie, while Texas Tech went to 5-7-1 on the season. The Red Raiders came into the game having defeated No. 17 Missouri, 3-1, last weekend.
South Dakota State will be back in action Oct. 13 at Fishback Soccer Park when it takes on IPFW at 7 p.m.
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