The ULM women's soccer team kicked off their season with a hard-fought 1-1 draw against Little Rock. Despite initially falling behind after Little Rock's early goal, the Warhawks showed resilience, equalizing with a late strike from freshman Victoria Vinals. The match highlighted ULM's strong defensive efforts, particularly by goalkeeper Jen Handy, who made five saves in the first half. This game marked the beginning of the Blackburn era for ULM and showcased the promise of new talent with several players making their debut. The Warhawks will aim for their first win in the upcoming home opener against Alcorn.

By the Numbers
  • Shots: ULM 7, Little Rock 11
  • Saves: Jen Handy recorded 5 saves in the first half alone.
State of Play
  • ULM scored their equalizer in the 81st minute.
  • Three players made their first starts for ULM during this match.
What's Next

ULM will host Alcorn for their home opener on August 16, aiming to secure their first win of the season.

Bottom Line

The draw against Little Rock marks a promising start for the Blackburn era, showcasing ULM's potential and resilience, which they will need to build on in their upcoming matches.