TURLOCK, Calif. -
Ari Beddoes recorded 11 saves as the Cal Poly Humboldt women's soccer team battled Stanislaus State to a scoreless draw Saturday afternoon at Warrior Stadium.
The Warriors applied pressure throughout the opening half, producing 10 shots and placing five on target. Beddoes turned away each opportunity to send the match into halftime tied at 0-0.
Humboldt found its attacking rhythm after the break, generating eight shots, six shots on goal and six corner kicks during the final 45 minutes.
Kyla Okamoto created the Lumberjacks' first shot on target in the 49th minute, but Stanislaus State goalkeeper Zara Mujica made the save.
Julia Martin and
Heidie Munoz also tested Mujica as Humboldt searched for the breakthrough.
The Lumberjacks received their best opportunity in the 85th minute when they were awarded a penalty kick. Mujica stopped Okamoto's attempt before denying
Hayden Anderson on the follow-up to preserve the scoreless contest.
Charlotte Alvarez placed another attempt on target in the 88th minute, but Mujica made the save.
Beddoes remained steady at the other end, recording six second-half saves to complete their ninth clean sheet of the season. The Humboldt goalkeeper faced 19 total shots and stopped all 11 attempts on frame.
Stanislaus State finished with a 19-12 advantage in shots, while Humboldt held a 6-1 edge in corner kicks. The Lumberjacks placed six shots on goal, led by Okamoto with two. Alvarez, Anderson, Martin and Munoz each added one.
The draw moves Humboldt to 6-6-6 overall and 4-4-4 in CCAA play.
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The Lumberjacks will conclude the regular season Thursday, Oct. 29, when they host Chico State at 11 a.m. at College Creek Field.
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