How It Happened
Colorado School of Mines put together its chances, but was held to a scoreless draw Sunday at MSU Denver.

The Orediggers (5-2-1, 3-0-1 RMAC) stay atop the RMAC standings with 10 points, while the Roadrunners (4-2-2, 1-1-2 RMAC) picked up a crucial point as they sit mid-table.

Mines had plenty of offensive output, leading 21-8 on shots, but couldn't solve Breanna Flores and her eight saves. 

The best chance for a goal came early in the first overtime when Laya Rybicki strung together a pair of saved chances, first on a header and seconds later with a go from 25 yards. Holly Weyand made a superb run from the back in the second extra frame but couldn't cash in.

Notables
- The Oredigger defense was outstanding, with the backline of Holly Weyand, Emily Garnier, and Emily Townsend allowing only one of eight Metro shots to reach Sam Zumbro.
- Mines' defense has worked five shutouts in eight games, and has conceded only two goals in the last five outings.- Mines led 4-1 on overtime shots. CSM was up 6-4 on corners.
- Acacia Ortiz and Rybicki led Mines with four shots each, with three of Rybicki's attempts reaching goal.
- It was Mines' second straight overtime game after their 3-2 comeback win at Regis on Friday. 

Next Up
The Orediggers return home Friday to host CSU-Pueblo at 7:30 p.m. in the second game of a men's/women's doubleheader.