TYLER, Texas – After a long trip out to east Texas, the Angelo State women's soccer team would come back in the second half and earn a 1-1 draw with UT Tyler Saturday afternoon.
 
The Rambelles move to 11-2-2 and 6-2-1 in Lone Star Conference play. UT Tyler moved to 7-2-4 and 2-2-4 in LSC action following the home draw with the Belles.
 
90 MINUTE RUNDOWN

• The first half of action was cagey between the two sides with only six total shots in the half.
• The Rambelles defensive line did not allow a shot on goal in the first 45 minutes, the Patriots would only register two shots.
• Cindy Rodriguez would take two shots from outside the 18-yard box, each easily stopped by Camri Cecil, the Patriots keeper.
• The Belles best opportunity would come off the foot of Reagan Urbany who would take a shot inside the box.
• The second half started with UT Tyler taking the lead from the penalty spot in the 46^th minute.
• Rodriguez would take a shot in the 50^th minute that would be saved, but the rebound would find its way to the foot of Cassidy Hill who would kick the ball over the line to tie the match at 1-1.
• The Patriots would quickly restart and take a shot, forcing Miller into her first save of the afternoon in the 52^nd minute.
• Urbany had a free kick opportunity just outside the 18-yard box in the 79^th minute, her first attempt was blocked and she sent the second over the cross bar.
• Miller made another save in the 82^nd minute to keep the sides knotted at one a piece.
• The Belles would have one final opportunity from a corner in the 89^th minute, but Natasha Soto would miss high as the teams would draw 1-1.

 
GAME NOTES

• The penalty conceded by the Rambelles was the first they have given up all season.
• Hill scored her first goal of the 2022 season, the third of her career.
• This is Belles first draw in LSC play and their second of the season as they drew with Colorado School of Mines earlier in the year.
• Miller made two saves in the contest and now sits at 293 in her career, she inches closer to the ASU all-time record of 297.
• The Belles committed a season high 21 fouls in the match, besting their previous high of 16.

 
COACHES TAKE
"I was proud of the girls and the way they responded after the penalty kick," said Rambelles Head Coach Travis McCorkle. "I was happy about the opportunities we created late in the game, that part was good. It's a long way to go and try to get a result, I was pleased we were able to get at least a point out of it, but I thought we could have got the winner. We played more consistently today and on Wednesday then we had the week and two weeks before. Now we get some time to rest, recover, and prepare for another big game against TWU."
 
NEXT UP
The Rambelles return home for Senior Day in a week, facing off with Texas Woman's in their only contest of the week on Saturday, Oct. 22^nd with kickoff scheduled for 1 p.m. in San Angelo.