PHILADELPHIA — Jack McFeely's first-half goal helped Loyola Chicago secure a 1-1 draw against La Salle on Saturday afternoon at McCarthy Stadium, extending the Ramblers' unbeaten streak to four matches.

How it Happened
After La Salle struck first in the 32nd minute on a finish by Julius de Vries, Loyola (4-3-6, 1-1-3 A-10) responded quickly when McFeely buried the equalizer in the 39th minute. The junior midfielder converted off a well-worked sequence from Petar Janjic's head and Joaquin Rodriguez Ortiz's throw for his second goal of the season.

The Ramblers pressed for a winner in the second half, logging eight shots after halftime and earning nine corner kicks overall.

Nicholas Roe and Arved von Vegesack each forced saves, while Antonio Pinto and Kike Morales Bilbao added to the offensive push.

Goalkeeper Gabe Velasco turned in a strong performance with a career-high nine saves, keeping Loyola level through multiple second-half chances by the Explorers (1-4-7, 0-2-3 A-10).

Game Notes

• Loyola earned its third straight draw in Atlantic 10 play. The team holds six points in A-10 play.
• Jack McFeely scored his second goal of the season and first since Sept. 27 vs. George Mason.
• Gabe Velasco posted a career high with nine saves.
• Loyola finished with 14 shots and nine corner kicks.

Up Next
Loyola Chicago returns home for a meeting with VCU next Saturday (Oct. 18). First touch on ESPN+ is set for 3 p.m. as the program celebrates Alumni Day at Hoyne Field.