DENVER — MSU Denver women's soccer battled to another hard-fought draw Friday night, finishing level with Adams State 1–1 at the Assembly Athletic Complex.
It marked the third consecutive 1–1 draw for the Roadrunners, who moved to 1-7-7 overall and 1-4-4 in RMAC play. Adams State now sits at 6-5-3 overall and 2-4-2 in conference play.
After a scoreless first half, the Roadrunners struck first in the 55th minute when Monica Yoder netted her third goal of the season off an assist from Brooklyn Gold on a corner.
The Grizzlies equalized in the 77th minute on a finish from Grace Abbott, and neither team could find a late winner despite several chances down the stretch.
Goalkeeper Kayla Caballero anchored the MSU Denver defense with six saves, helping the Roadrunners withstand steady pressure from Adams State, which held a 9–5 edge in total shots.
The Roadrunners have now drawn three straight matches by identical 1–1 scores, continuing to show consistency and resilience in RMAC play.
MSU Denver will be back in action next Friday on the road at Western Colorado, looking to turn its recent run of strong performances into a full three points.
