KENOSHA, Wis. — The Parkside women's soccer team played to a 0-0 draw with Concordia-St. Paul on Friday. It is the first time the Rangers have drawn with the Golden Bears since 2009. Parkside generated a 12-6 shot advantage, including 9-3 in the second half, and put six shots on goal while holding Concordia-St. Paul to one, but could not find the go-ahead goal.
The Rangers held a 4-3 shot edge in a scoreless first half, with each team putting one attempt on goal. Isabel Morales forced a save from Sydney Potter in the 41st minute, while Concordia-St. Paul also had a shot off the right woodwork and was stopped once by Lindsey Ferrara.
The best chance for the Rangers came in the 12th minute of the match, when Ava Rizzitano got loose for a breakaway. She slipped to her right around CSP's keeper, Sydney Potter, and had a wide open net, but her shot hit the side of the net.
Parkside generated most of the second-half pressure, outshooting Concordia-St. Paul 9-3 and earning six corners to the visitors' two. Sydney Potter kept the half scoreless with five saves, including stops on Rizzitano in the 71st and 87th minutes, while Rilyn Breinholt also hit the woodwork as the match finished 0-0.
Ferrara played all 90 minutes in goal, made one save and finished without allowing a goal. Rizzitano led Wis.-Parkside with three shots, including two on goal. Breinholt added two shots and put one on frame.
The all-time series between Parkside and Concordia-St. Paul is now 4-2-2 in favor of the Rangers. Parkside moves to 2-1-1 overall, while Concordia-St. Paul settled for its second straight draw to open the season and is 0-0-2.
Up next, Parkside continues its long homestand when it hosts Roosevelt on Friday, Sept. 11, at 1 p.m. at Wood Road Soccer Field in Kenosha to open GLIAC play.
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