St. John's women's soccer team battled to a scoreless draw against Columbia at Rocco B. Commisso Soccer Stadium. The game marked St. John's record at 1-2-1, while Columbia stands at 1-0-1. Both teams showcased strong defenses, with goalkeepers Kayla Bower and Samantha Mahoney each making three saves. St. John's had an edge in shots and controlled the pace in the first half, but Columbia fought back to match the pressure in the second half. The match ended without any goals, making it St. John's first draw since October 2025.

By the Numbers
  • St. John's had 7 total shots, 3 on goal.
  • Columbia had 6 total shots, 3 on goal.
  • Corners: St. John's 5, Columbia 6.
State of Play
  • St. John's controlled possession in the first half, outshooting Columbia 5-2.
  • Both teams evened the play in the second half with 5 shots each.
  • The match marked St. John's first scoreless draw since October 22, 2025.
What's Next

St. John's will face UMBC on Thursday at Retriever Soccer Park, aiming to secure a win after the recent draw. A focus on building offensive momentum will be critical for the team moving forward.

Bottom Line

The scoreless draw reflects solid defensive play from both teams, but St. John's needs to convert opportunities into goals as they head into their next match to improve their record and build confidence.