ATCHISON, KANSAS – The Grand View Women's Soccer team traveled to Benedictine College and battled to a hard-fought 0-0 tie in a defensive-minded contest. Both teams demonstrated strong resilience and disciplined defending, resulting in a scoreless draw that highlighted the teams' defensive efforts.

The game was a tightly contested battle, with Benedictine controlling much of the possession and firing 29 shots, including 11 on goal. Grand View's defense and goalkeeper Maya Fritz stood tall throughout the match, with Fritz making an impressive 11 saves to keep the Vikings in the game. On the offensive side, Grand View managed only three shots, all on target, but unable to break through the Benedictine defense.

The Vikings showed great effort and discipline, committing eight fouls with no yellow cards given. Despite limited offensive opportunities, Grand View's defense held strong against the host's relentless attack, earning a valuable point on the road.

This result reflects the team's resilience and defensive tenacity in a challenging environment. They will look to build on this effort as they prepare for their upcoming match against

MATCH NOTES
- Maya Fritz's 11 saves were crucial in maintaining the clean sheet.
- Olivia Boyle, Soleil Collins, and Taylor Pattee each contributed offensively with one shot on goal.
- Benedictine's offensive pressure was significant, but Grand View's defense remained disciplined and organized.

UP NEXT
The Vikings will face Graceland University for their last home match next Tuesday, October 28^th. Kickoff is set to start at 5 PM.