MINOT, N.D. – The Tigers earned more free soccer in North Dakota for the second-straight game with a 0-0 tie through two overtimes against host Minot State. Fort Hays State completes the trip up north with two ties to their name, the first coming against Augustana on Friday. With the result, FHSU is now 2-0-2 early in their 2017 campaign.

The Beavers had multiple chances to get a goal over the Tigers as they outshot Fort Hays State 17-6 with five on goal compared to FHSU’s two hitting near target. Jasmine Beaulieu led the Tigers with a season-high four shots. This was the first contest of the season Eden Stoddard has not attempted a shot during play. Haley Berryman for Minot State led all players with five shots in the match.

Megan Kneefel stood in goal for the Tigers throughout all 110 minutes in her second appearance in a match this season. Kneefel collected five saves compared to Minot State’s Erin Rafferty who gathered two in the long game.

Fort Hays State gets back into familiar territory as it takes on MIAA foe Nebraska-Kearney on Thursday on the road. The Tigers will finally be back at the FHSU Soccer Stadium in Hays on the 22nd for the first time this season.

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