Thursday, October 8
Dallas, Texas
6pm CT
SMU
5-4-4, 0-3-2
1
vs
1
Virginia Tech
6-3-4, 2-2-1
| Team | 1 | 2 | Final F |
|---|---|---|---|
| Virginia Tech | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| SMU | 1 | 0 | 1 |
Oct 8 | Women's Soccer
Box Score
DALLAS (SMU) - The SMU Women's Soccer program earned a hard-fought point in the conference standings with a 1-1 draw against Virginia Tech on Thursday in Washburne Stadium.
The Mustangs (5-4-4, 0-3-2 ACC) remained unbeaten at home this season (5-0-4), with Kamiya Beck scoring the equalizing goal in the 31st minute. SMU extended its home unbeaten streak to nine games, the most in a single season since 2003.
Both teams racked up shots left and right, with goalkeepers and defenders making timely saves throughout the game to keep the score 1-1. SMU outshot Virginia Tech (6-3-4 2-2-1 ACC) 18-16, while the Hokies totaled eight saves to the Mustangs' seven.
Kamiya Beck scored the Mustangs' lone goal of the night. It is now the second game in a row she has found the back of the net.
Zoe Parkhurst led SMU in shots with four while Aubrey Brown ended the game with five saves. SMU's backline stepped in and made two clutch saves as well, including Jessica Osborne heading a ball away in the second half that was bound for the back of the net.
After Virginia Tech took the lead in the 11th minute, SMU showed its grit and picked up the offensive pressure. Beck evened the game by cleaning up a rebound and sending a shot into the top of the net in the 31st minute. Parkhurst earned the assist as Beck scored her second goal of the season.
The match headed to the break even at one apiece, with SMU leading the shot differential 7-8.
In the second half, both teams raised the intensity and physicality of their play, leading to both teams trading punches back and forth. But strong defensive efforts from both sides defined the second half and kept the game even.
Mustangs had a flurry of chances in the 75th minute, with one being denied by a flick of the heel by a VT defender on a shot that was going in otherwise.
In the final minute of the game, Julianne Richter had a golden opportunity to give SMU the edge as she broke free on a breakaway and sent a rocket on net, but the Hokies, Julianna Trujillo, made a diving save to deny the freshman.
SMU's defense stood tall in the final seconds on the ensuing VT possession, leading to the Mustangs securing a point in the conference standings.
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Other Notes
UP NEXT
The Mustangs continue a three-game homestand by hosting No. 14 Virginia on Sunday, Oct. 11. The match kicks off at 12 pm and airs on ACCNX.
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DALLAS (SMU) - The SMU Women's Soccer program earned a hard-fought point in the conference standings with a 1-1 draw against Virginia Tech on Thursday in Washburne Stadium.
The Mustangs (5-4-4, 0-3-2 ACC) remained unbeaten at home this season (5-0-4), with Kamiya Beck scoring the equalizing goal in the 31st minute. SMU extended its home unbeaten streak to nine games, the most in a single season since 2003.
Both teams racked up shots left and right, with goalkeepers and defenders making timely saves throughout the game to keep the score 1-1. SMU outshot Virginia Tech (6-3-4 2-2-1 ACC) 18-16, while the Hokies totaled eight saves to the Mustangs' seven.
Kamiya Beck scored the Mustangs' lone goal of the night. It is now the second game in a row she has found the back of the net.
Zoe Parkhurst led SMU in shots with four while Aubrey Brown ended the game with five saves. SMU's backline stepped in and made two clutch saves as well, including Jessica Osborne heading a ball away in the second half that was bound for the back of the net.
After Virginia Tech took the lead in the 11th minute, SMU showed its grit and picked up the offensive pressure. Beck evened the game by cleaning up a rebound and sending a shot into the top of the net in the 31st minute. Parkhurst earned the assist as Beck scored her second goal of the season.
The match headed to the break even at one apiece, with SMU leading the shot differential 7-8.
In the second half, both teams raised the intensity and physicality of their play, leading to both teams trading punches back and forth. But strong defensive efforts from both sides defined the second half and kept the game even.
Mustangs had a flurry of chances in the 75th minute, with one being denied by a flick of the heel by a VT defender on a shot that was going in otherwise.
In the final minute of the game, Julianne Richter had a golden opportunity to give SMU the edge as she broke free on a breakaway and sent a rocket on net, but the Hokies, Julianna Trujillo, made a diving save to deny the freshman.
SMU's defense stood tall in the final seconds on the ensuing VT possession, leading to the Mustangs securing a point in the conference standings.
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Other Notes
- SMU has now outscored its opponents 21-3 in Washburne this season.
- SMU's nine-match home unbeaten streak is the longest in team history since 2003.
- Beck is now the sixth Mustang to score multiple goals this season. Â
UP NEXT
The Mustangs continue a three-game homestand by hosting No. 14 Virginia on Sunday, Oct. 11. The match kicks off at 12 pm and airs on ACCNX.
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Players Mentioned
F
/ Women's Soccer
GK
/ Women's Soccer
D
/ Women's Soccer
MF
/ Women's Soccer
MF
/ Women's SoccerTeam Stats
VT
SMU
Goals
1
1
Shots
16
18
Shots on Goal
8
9
Saves
7
5
Corners
6
10
Fouls
13
13
Scoring Plays
Anna Weir (7)
GOAL by VT Weir, Anna.
10:54
Kamiya Beck (2)
Assisted By: Zoe Parkhurst
GOAL by SMU Beck, Kamiya Assist by Parkhurst, Zoe.
30:20
Game Leaders
fwd
Shots
3
SOG
1
Goals
1
Assists
0
Shots
4
SOG
2
Goals
0
Assists
1
Shots
2
SOG
1
Goals
0
Assists
0
Shots
2
SOG
2
Goals
0
Assists
0
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