KENT, Ohio – On Sunday afternoon, the Miami University's women's soccer team (6-3-4; 2-1-3 Mid-American Conference) tied Kent State University (3-6-4; 3-1-2 MAC) with a 1-1 scoreline.
 
HOW IT HAPPENED: 

• 20 minutes into the match-up, Kent State opened the scoring with a free kick from outside of the penalty box, making it 1-0 for the hosts.
• At the 37^th minute mark, from 35 yards out, junior Camber Hayes attempted to send a free kick to the bottom left corner but the Kent State goalkeeper recorded a save.
• In the 67^th minute, Hayes delivered a corner that glided over the heads of two RedHawks before falling for freshman Norah Roush whose close-range attempt leveled the game, 1-1.
• Entering the final minutes of the match, Hayes whipped in a right-sided corner kick towards the far post. Sophomore Makenna Morrison attempted a header but ultimately was fruitless.

 
NOTES:

• Roush has scored three goals in thirteen appearances for the RedHawks.
• Sophomore Mercedes Schroer made her 25^th career start for Miami.
• Miami took a total of 11 corners, almost three times as many as Kent State's four.

 
UP NEXT:
The RedHawks will return home for a matchup against Western Michigan University on Thursday, Oct. 13 at 4 p.m.