BOX SCORE

PORTLAND, Ore. – It was a long night for the Lewis & Clark women's soccer team, who battled cross-town opponent Warner Pacific to a 0-0 double overtime tie. The Pioneers received solid performances from the rookies, with freshman goalkeeper Elise Delgado picking up the complete game shutout. Delgado ended the game with five saves, while watching 16 shots sail her way.

Both teams kept the first half of action close, with the Knights edging the Pioneers in shots 3-1, while also picking up one corner kick. The Pioneers lone first half shot came from freshman Katie Cabuling in the 17th minute of action, but was denied by the Knight's goalkeeper.

Warner Pacific came out firing in the second half of action, posting two quick shots at the beginning of the period. The Pioneers tried their go at goal in the 88th minute, with Katie Browning taking a shot that found its way to Warner Pacific goalkeeper Lacey Golden. The Knights tried to capitalize shortly after with a quick counter attack, but were unable to put the ball on frame. Junior transfer Catherine Kitts had the last scoring opportunity in regulation for either team, but sent her shot sailing over the goal.

Warner Pacific owned the first overtime period, outshooting the Pioneers 3-0, but were unable to sneak one past Delgado. The Knights once again got things started, taking a crack on goal in the opening minutes of the second overtime, but were met by stiff competition from Delgado, who once again collected the shot.

The Pioneers tried their hand at a quick counter attack, which resulted in the lone L&C corner kick of the game. Despite their best efforts the Pioneers were unable to take advantage of their set piece. Freshman Katrina Weisbecker had the Pios final shot at goal, placing one on target in the 105th minute, to no avail.

The Pioneers return to action on Monday, Sept. 7, when they host Northwest Christian at 3 p.m. at Griswold Stadium in the team's home opener.