The Idaho State women's soccer team fought to a 1-1 draw against Snow College, equalizing in the first half with a goal from Lacie Poll. Despite outshooting their opponents 23-9 and dominating possession and corner kicks, the Bengals couldn't secure the win. Idaho State took control early but fell behind in the 17th minute until Poll's goal leveled the match. The Bengals maintained offensive pressure throughout the game but were thwarted by Snow's defense and goalkeeper. Aliya Garrett contributed significantly, recording four saves to preserve the tie.

By the Numbers
  • Idaho State outshot Snow College 23-9.
  • The Bengals had a 11-2 advantage in corner kicks.
State of Play
  • The game showcased Idaho State's offensive dominance, with 10 Bengals contributing shots.
  • Garrett anchored the defense, stopping all shots on goal after the opening score.
What's Next

The Bengals will next face Cal State Northridge on August 20, followed by a match against Cal State Bakersfield on August 23, marking their first away games of the season.

Bottom Line

While the draw against Snow College reflects Idaho State's strong attacking presence, the inability to convert opportunities into goals will need addressing as they prepare for upcoming matches.