BETHLEHEM, Pa. – The Colgate women's soccer team played to a 0-0 draw with Lehigh on Saturday night.
 
Colgate had some solid scoring chances in the opening period but weren't able to break through. The tie marked the Raiders first of the year and keeps them unbeaten in league play, as they sit with a conference mark of 1-0-1.
 
Jenna Panepinto led Colgate with four shots, while Sidney Parodie and Sarah Coy registered three shots each. Erin Cummings recorded three saves throughout the contest as well.
 
Colgate jumped on the attack early and fired two strong shots on frame within the opening seven minutes. Unfortunately, neither found the back of the net. The Raiders continued their offensive push recording five more shots to the Mountain Hawks' two in the first half.
 
In the second 45 minutes though, the Mountain Hawks registered eight shots to Colgate's two, but again couldn't notch the go-ahead tally.
 
Neither team netted a goal in regulation, forcing overtime. Despite three solid chances from Colgate in the two overtime periods, the Raiders and Mountain Hawks played to a 0-0 draw.
 
The Raiders next matchup is on Wednesday when Boston U. heads to town for a rematch of the 2014 Patriot League title game. The contest is slated for 7 p.m. on Beyer-Small '76 Field and will be broadcast live on Time Warner Cable Sports.
 
BOTTOM LINE
• Colgate 0, Lehigh 0

WON-LOST RECORDS
• Colgate shifts to 3-5-1 on the year and 1-0-1 in Patriot League play
• Lehigh slides to 4-2-3 and 0-0-2, respectively.

KEY RAIDER INFO
• Panepinto led the Raiders with four shots, while Parodie and Coy were close behind with three shots each.
• Cummings notched three saves in the game.

FACTS & FIGURES
• Shots were even at 12-all and in shots on goal at 3-3.
• The Raiders recorded seven corner kicks to the Mountain Hawks' four.
• Both goalies finished with three saves each
• There was one yellow card issued in the game to Lehigh.

FROM THE SOURCE
• Colgate Head Coach Kathy Brawn: (on the game) "It was a battle from start to finish tonight. The 110 minutes were taxing as much mentally as physically. We'll look to build on the many positives as we prepare for Boston U."

UP NEXT
• The Raiders are back on their home turf Wednesday when they welcome Boston U. to Beyer-Small '76 Field in a rematch of the 2014 Patriot League title game.
• Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m.
• Time Warner Cable Sports Channel will broadcast the contest.