Cookeville, Tenn.- The Miami soccer team drew 2-2 with Tennessee Tech in the first road game of the season at Tech Soccer Field on Sunday afternoon. The RedHawks move to 1-0-1 and Tennessee Tech is now 0-1-1.  

HOW IT HAPPENED

• Neve Renwick opened the score on a long ball free kick from Maggie Conrad inside Tech's half after Renwick poked it past Dominique Popa and tapped it in in the 14th minute. 
• The RedHawks replied right away after Taylor Hamlett tapped it into an open net on a pass across from Sydney Thompson in the 15th minute. 
• Miami appeared to take the lead after a long throw by Juliann Kidd took a bounce in the box over Conrad and went in off the post but it was later denied as no player made contact with the ball. 
• Katie O'Malley broke free down the left side and crossed it into the box where it eventually found Hamlett for her second of the game in the 61st minute.
• Tennessee Tech found a late tying goal after Cheyenne McCloud curled a shot in off the post from 25-yards out in the 81st minute. 

NOTES

• Hamlett records back-to-back two goal games. 
• Popa makes three saves in her season debut.
• The RedHawks had 10 corners to Tech's five. 
• Maris Jennings and Makenna Morrison both led Miami with three shots apiece. 

UP NEXT:
Miami is back in action Thursday, Aug. 22 at Indiana State. The match begins at 5 p.m at Memorial Stadium.