Box Score The Women's Soccer Team kept its undefeated season alive in Hawaii, concluding the four games with a draw against Hawai'i - Hilo.
Taylor Thurmond gave Concordia the almost immediate lead, scoring in the second minute of the match.
The Eagles held the Vulcans off until Annabel Gonzalez tied the game with 15 minutes remaining.
Through two overtime periods, the Vulcans and Eagles didn't crack, resulting in a 1-1 finish. Concordia out shot Hawai'i - Hilo 14-11, 10 of which were on goal. The Vulcans had nine saves and the Eagles had six.
Depsite the draw against the Vulcans, Concordia grabbed a win over its previous opponent, Chaminade University.
After 73 minutes of scoreless play, the Eagles finally had the opportunity to take the lead. A foul on Chaminade lined Concordia up for a penalty kick.
Despite out shooting Chaminade in the first half (8-4) the Eagles were unable to put one through.
Senior Natalie Werner, one of the Eagles top scorers, stepped up to the line looking to change the game.
Werner delivered her fourth goal of the year in a critical moment of the match, giving the Eagles the momentum they needed to push their fifth conference win.
The Eagles defense limited Chaminade to only two shots on goal, both of which were saved by Jazmin Alvarez in her fifth shutout of the season.
Concordia returns home with a conference record of 4-0-3. They won two and tied two over the 10 day stretch in Hawaii.
After a long time on the road, the Eagles host two home games beginning on Thursday at 3:30 p.m. against Dominican University of California and concluding with Notre Dame De Namur at 2 p.m. on Saturday at Eagles Field.
