Morgana, California – Texas Tech held a 0-0 tie against St. Mary’s on a warm Sunday afternoon at St. Mary’s Stadium, despite winning shots until the final minutes of the game.
“It’s definitely disappointing because we feel like we had another performance where we had better moments and opportunities,” the head coach said. Tom Stone he said. “We’re playing really good defense and getting possession, but in the final third we’ve lost a bit of quality from the whole team. We’ve only been given a chance or two every game so we’ve got to start producing in the game. The other end of the pitch.”
Texas Tech (1-2-3) jumped out of the gate looking to strike. Jillian Martinez feeding Gisele Kozarski Passing through the box that Kozarski sprinkled in the upper right corner of the 6thTh Minute of the game.
On the 31stSt Minutes, I saw Kozarski Ashley Williams St. Mary’s got a goal as Williams was unable to convert the ball into the box by entering the box.
Tech’s best look in the opening half came inside the 42.Th minute when Peyton Parsons He shot a corner kick in the connected box Hannah AndersonBut the keeper of the Gauls saved.
Saint Mary’s (3-1-1) has had its best look so far in the game after the 66 half.Th In the minute, Savanash Schwaze blocked one of the balls shot from behind and the other fell on the target.
Kozarski recorded Tech’s final hits in the 68Th And 69Th minute, but both fell on target.
Saint Mary again in 86 ADTh At the minute, Tessa Salvesteri used the ball which was saved by the goalkeeper. Madison White. Again in 89Th At the minute, the Galleons took the ball from the corner, but White punched it out and it ended in a 0-0 draw.
Next up
Texas Tech returns home against in-state foe Houston on Thursday night. The launch of the John Walker Soccer Complex is set for 7 p.m.
