Rock Hill, S.C. – Winthrop and Wofford battled to a scoreless draw, Thursday evening in non-conference women's soccer action.
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Winthrop (2-1-2, 0-0-0 Big South) 0, Wofford (2-4-1, 0-0-0 SoCON) 0
Sept. 4, 2025 | Eagle Field

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Scoring Summary
NONE

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Game Recap

• The first half saw both teams play physical and each team create a couple of scoring opportunities
• Wofford tested Winthrop goalkeeper Sofia Iori in the 19^th minute with a shot by Ines Obradovac but Iori was well positioned for the save
• Terriers had a better chance in the 30^th minute as Ellie Gower got a clear look on goal from about 25 yards out and her shot on frame was tipped over the bar by Iori
• Eagles grabbed momentum in the late stages of the first half creating three scoring chances before the break
• The first came in the 39^th minute as Sophia Balliet's shot on frame from about 6-7 yards out was saved by Elizabeth Navola with a quick reaction sticking out her right hand to deny the goal
• A little over 20 seconds later the Eagles were at it again as Evyn Schokora fired a shot on frame that was stopped by Navola
• In the 42^nd minute a service into the box found the head of Monssi Avila-Gutierrez as she headed toward the lower right corner but Navola made a diving save
• After a scoreless first half Wofford tried to open the scoring in the 49^th minute as Obradovac fired a shot to the low corner but Mia Vrataric was there for the save
• In the 66^th minute Cordelia McIntosh created space outside the box and fired a shot to the low corner that Navola snagged diving to her right
• Off a service into the box in the 72^nd minute the Eagles applied pressure as Ally Bender tried to fire a shot on frame near the edge of the area, which was blocked by a defender and the rebound came to Amalie Steen who fired a shot that was also blocked
• Eagles last good chance came in the 89^th minute as Lindsay Sheets shot to the lower was saved by Navola

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Notables

• The overall stats were pretty event as the Eagles had an 11-10 edge in shots while both teams had five shots on goal
• Each team finished with five saves as Iori had three and Vrataric had for the Eagles
• Winthrop extends its unbeaten streak to four games
• The Eagles have now recorded a shutout in three straight contests which hasn't been accomplished since the 2013 season
• This is the first time in 10 meetings that Wofford and Winthrop have played to a draw
• This was the 13^th time in program history the Eagles played to a nil-nil draw and the first non-conference match to finish scoreless since 2007 at Presbyterian College before they became a league member

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Looking Ahead
Winthrop is back in action on Sunday, Sept. 7 as it welcomes Western Carolina to Eagle Field for a 6 p.m. kickoff. o

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