Portland, Ore.—After a quiet first half, Lewis & Clark College and Willamette University combined for 16 shots in the second half of a 0-0 tie.  
 
THE BASICS
Lewis & Clark 0, Willamette 0
(Lewis & Clark 4-6-6, NWC 4-4-5)
(Willamette 5-9-2, NWC 3-8-2)
 
HOW IT HAPPENED
 
Junior goalie Sophia Young made six saves to record her fourth shutout of the season and 12^th of her career. 
 
The Pioneers dominated the first half as they controlled the possession 62% to 38% and outshot the Bearcats 4-1. 
 
A free kick by junior Celeste Schreifels in the 49th minute sailed wide right and was the best chance for a Pioneers goal. In the 57th minute, junior Sophia Young made a diving save on a Sophie Cleland attempt to thwart the Bearcats' chance to put a point on the board. It was the first of six saves for the Pio keeper. 
 
Willamette upped their offensive output late but seniors Alexa Myers and Olivia Cowley came through with several important interventions to keep the Bearcats off the scoreboard. 
 
Senior Brecklyn Beighle led Lewis & Clark with four shots and two on goal. 
 
BY THE NUMBERS

• Young is one shutout away from moving into a tie for second place in the Pios record book 
• Beighle has had a least four shots in six games this season. 
• Seven Pioneers played the full 90 minutes tonight. 
• The six ties this season is the most of any Pioneer team in program history. Today's tie broke a tie with the 2009 team which finished with five ties. 
• For the first time this season, neither team scored a goal in Griswold Stadium.  

WHO'S NEXT
 
The Pioneers play their last road game Sunday at noon when they visit George Fox.