San Angelo, Texas - In an exciting back-and-forth contest, the Angelo State women's soccer team drew with St. Edward's 2-2 at LeGrand Soccer Complex on Wednesday evening
 
The Belles move to 1-2-4 overall and 0-1-2 in conference action. 
 
Whitni Newbill would score the first goal of her Rambelle career in the 3rd minute when a beautiful pass from Emily Thames would find Newbill at the back post for a tap-in in giving the Rambelles an early 1-0 advantage.
 
Three minutes later, Sanai Stewart would send one from way outside the box that would pass a diving Daria Schlumbohm to give the Rambelles a 2-0 lead within the first six minutes of action.
 
In the 17th minute, Katie Fitzpatrick would score the Hilltoppers first goal of the game off of a corner kick assisted by Marie Hannedouche. 
 
In the 29th minute, St. Edward's leading goal scorer Annie Rocha would tie the contest, scoring her sixth goal of the contest after drilling one from just inside the box.
 
Eleanor Lock would record the last shot of the half for the Rambelles, with it being saved by Schlumbohm. 
 
In the second half, it was the opposite of the first half. This half was led by the defense, where no team was able to get a goal, resulting in a 2-2 draw. 
 
The Belles would record their 10th yellow card of the season.
 
The Belles and the Hilltoppers would both have nine shots in the first half, and in the second half, the Rambelles would have seven shots compared to the three by St. Edward's.
 
The Rambelles would have 16 shots total, with 11 being on target, compared to the 12 shots by the Hilltoppers, with eight being on target.  
 
The Hilltoppers recorded nine saves compared to the six saves by the Rambelles. 
 
From Travis McCorkle: Q: Still winless at home, do you want to run us through today's contest?  A: I think our attack was better tonight, and I don't think our defense was what it needed to be tonight, and that is something that we have been good at most of the year. I am excited that we had a lot of offense tonight at the end of the match, but we just kept looking for balls over the top. In the second half, we had some good opportunities; we just needed to convert on those. I am tired of tying. It's a good start, but we have more work to do. Q: You are going on a two-game road trip against Oklahoma Christian and Sul Ross State. Oklahoma Christian is going to be gritty, they're gonna battle, and they have always been scrappy. I think that it is going to be a physical contest. Sul Ross lost to TWU, who is one of the better teams in the league right now, 1-0, and stayed with them. If we go into that match foolish, it could be a long drive home.