Terre Haute, Ind. – The Washington University in St. Louis women's soccer team played Rose-Hulman to a 0-0 draw on Saturday evening.
 
The Bears are now 3-1-5 on the season.
 
Statistically, WashU outshot the Fightin' Engineers 23-6 with nine shots on goal and also had 10 corner kicks to Rose-Hulmans two.
 
The Bears started peppering Rose-Hulman goalkeeper Natalie Dillon early on, recording their first shot just 3:31 in and their first shot on goal in the ninth minute. The shot from senior Riley Alvarez was saved.
 
In the 21^st minute, first-year Marilee Karinshak's shot was saved by Dillon and a shot from Kerrigan Ferland in the 32^nd minute was stopped.
 
Following a corner kick in the 33^rd minute, Jessica Greven put a shot on frame – the final shot on goal of the first half – which was saved by Dillon.
 
The Bears got off their first shot on goal of the second half in the 53^rd minute, but the ball from Anna Viscovich was saved. WashU forced Dillon to make another save in the 58^th minute, this time on a shot from Karinshak.
 
Viscovich put another shot on frame in the 66^th minute and Tyler Wilson added one in the 71^st minute. Kate Flynn had one more shot on goal for the Bears in the 87^th minute, which was saved by Dillon.
 
Junior goalkeeper Sidney Conner made two saves against the Fightin' Engineers – both in the second half – to keep a clean sheet for the Bears. It marks her sixth shutout of the season.
 
The Bears are back in action on Wednesday when they make the short trip to Webster for a 6 p.m. match, which is the last non-conference tune-up before UAA play begins next weekend.