VANCOUVER, Wash. — The Clark College women's soccer team battled South Puget Sound Community College to a 0-0 draw Wednesday afternoon at Kim Kristensen Field, with the Penguins' defense and goalkeeper Eleanor Allison helping secure the shutout.
Clark finished the match with six shots, including two on goal, while Allison recorded four saves in 90 minutes of work. The Penguins also earned three corner kicks and limited South Puget Sound to just nine total shots.
The Penguins created several opportunities throughout the match, with sophomore, Isabel McCauley leading Clark with two shots, including one on target. Bella Rodriguez and Sidney Mazemke each added a shot, while Camila Gutierrez also recorded attempts for Clark.
Allison was particularly busy early, making a save on a South Puget Sound opportunity in the opening minutes. She finished the first half with five saves and continued to keep the Clippers off the scoreboard in the second half.
The Clippers defensive unit came up with several important plays. In the 63rd minute, Tatum Dickey recorded a defensive save on a shot by McCauley helping preserve the scoreless match.
Neither team could find the back of the net, and the match ended 0-0.
With the draw, Clark moves to 2-2-2 overall and 2-1-2 in conference play. The Penguins return to action Wednesday, September 23rd when they travel to Highline 4-2-2, 3-1-2.
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