Box Score
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – Portland State women's soccer (5-6-2, 3-1-1) outshot Northern Arizona (4-6-4, 2-1-2) 19-12 but wasn't able to solve NAU goalkeeper Lauren Weaver as the Viks drew the Lumberjacks, 0-0, in Flagstaff, Ariz., Friday night. Senior Megan Martin and sophomore Daniela Solis led the team with four shots apiece.
 
Portland State generated some offense in the first half but was unable to find the back of the net outshooting the Lumberjacks 8-4 through the first period. PSU also held the advantage in corners, 3-1.

The story was similar in the second half as the Viks dominated play, firing 10 shots at the Northern Arizona net compared to the Lumberjacks' three but again couldn't beat Weaver.
 
The Viks only managed one shot through two overtime periods as Northern Arizona tallied three but time expired without a goal being scored as the teams played to a 0-0, draw.

“We played a hard fought match against a good team at one of the hardest places to play,” head coach Laura Schott said. “We wanted three points in this one but I'm proud of the way our defense played to get the shutout and we will take the positives into our next match.”

The Viks ended the match outshooting the Lumberjacks 19-10 while holding the edge in corner kicks 5-1.

Martin and Solis led the team in shots with five, meanwhile sophomore Kayla Henningsen tallied three. Demi Schmeider paced NAU in shots with four.

Senior Lainey Hulsizer made it three-straight matches that she has recorded a clean sheet making five saves in the contest, as she is now 5-6-2 on the year. Weaver stood tall in the net making 12 saves and is now 2-2-3 overall this season.
 
The Viks will now travel to Cedar City, Utah to play the Thunderbirds of Southern Utah on Sunday. The match time is slated for 9 a.m. PT.

GAME NOTES: The Viks are now 4-10-4 all-time against Northern Arizona … The Viks have not allowed a goal in 359 minutes of play dating back all the way to the 21st minute of a match against North Dakota … The Viks neared its highest shot total of the season of 22, but fell three shots short tallying 19 … Head coach Laura Schott is now 20-6-7 in Big Sky competition.