CHICAGO –
Allison Deardorff posted her 25
th career shutout in goal Sunday afternoon after Loyola Chicago played Dayton to a draw, 0-0. The shutout made her the program's new career record holder.
"Amazing achievement by Allison," said head coach
Jon Sandoval. "She works incredibly hard. She is so deserving of this recognition. For her to have this record is a testament to her hard work and dedication to her craft. We couldn't be happier for her!"
With the draw, the Ramblers are 4-2-5 overall and 1-0-2 in A10 play. Loyola is on an eight-match unbeaten streak.
"Tough result to tie after being up a player for 60 minutes. We were just missing a connection in the attacking third. Credit to Dayton for going down a player and still getting a point."
How It Happened
Despite the Flyers going down a player in the 36
th minute with a red card issued to Reese Gallagher, the match remained scoreless in the first half. Both teams struggled to find some offensive momentum. Emmie Roberts had the lone attempt on goal in the fourth minute, and each team ended the half with three shots.
Lauryn Contini nearly scored for Dayton in the 75th minute. It was the first of six combined shot on goal attempts in the last 15 minutes of play.
Zoe Hevey had two for the Ramblers, including one in the final minute of action, but the match remained scoreless for the draw.
Inside the Box Score
- Shots were even at 10 each.
- Hevey and
Mia Lanni had two apiece for the Ramblers.
- Deardorff made three saves in goal. The shutout marks the 25
th of her career for the program's all-time record.
Up Next
Loyola plays one match this week on the road. The Ramblers head to Rhode Island for a 12 p.m. CT kickoff on Oct. 4.
