FINAL SCORE
Lehigh 0 (0-0-1)
Monmouth 0 (0-1-1)

WEST LONG BRANCH, NJ – The Monmouth University women's soccer team played visiting Lehigh to a scoreless tie on Monday night at Hesse Field on The Great Lawn. The Hawks applied pressure on the offensive end throughout the match to the tune of 28 shots, but were unable to find the back of the net over 110:00 of action.

Senior Alexis McTamney (Bordentown, NJ / Bordentown Regional) finished with 10 shots and hit the crossbar on two occasions, once in the 81st minute and again in double overtime. Classmate Rachael Ivanicki (Marlboro, NJ / Colts Neck [Bryant]) also hit the post early in the second half, but the rebound bounced off the inside of the post and over the end line for a goal kick.

NOTES & QUOTES
"It was a terrific performance from us in all phases of the game except one. We didn't score, but I am very proud of the style of play and the effort we demonstrated. Unfortunately, we didn't score, but sometimes that is how the game goes." – Head Coach Krissy Turner

- Freshman goalkeeper Amanda Knaub made her first-career start.
- LeAnne Davis made the first start of her career.
- Miranda Konstantinides made her first start of the season and the 19th of her career.
- Rookie Jessica Johnson made her collegiate debut as a substitute.
- Julie Spracklin has made 29 consecutive starts, the most among active players.
- Rachael Ivanicki has made 20 consecutive starts.
- Monmouth leads the all-time series with Lehigh (9-3-3).
- Monmouth is unbeaten in its last five matches against Lehigh (3-0-2), including consecutive ties.
- Monday's game was the second of four for the Hawks against Patriot League opponents (0-1-1).
- Monmouth is 23-7-2 all-time in home opening games.
- Monmouth is 12-5-2 under Krissy Turner in home openers and is unbeaten in its last four (3-0-1).
- Turner is 7-4-4 in her head coaching career against Lehigh, including 6-3-3 as Monmouth's head coach.

NUMBERS CRUNCH
- Monmouth's 28 shots were the most for the Hawks since Sept. 9, 2015 when it had 31 at Lehigh.
- Seven of Monmouth's 28 shots came in double overtime.
- Knaub finished with three saves in goal for the Hawks to claim her first-career shutout.
- Monmouth earned 11 corner kicks, compared to Lehigh's two.  
- Lehigh goalkeeper Sam Miller recorded eight saves.

NEXT UP
The Hawks play the first of three consecutive road matches on Sunday afternoon when they play Drexel. Opening kickoff from Philadelphia is scheduled for 2 p.m.