FAIRFAX, Va. - Behind a career-high 10 saves for sophomore goalkeeper Addison Roemer, the American University women's soccer team earned its third draw of the season at George Mason, 0-0. Next up for the Eagles is the start of Patriot League play on Saturday, Sept. 20 against Army.

Notable 

• All of Roemer's saves came in the second half, as the Patriots took 16 total shots in the second frame compared to just a single shot in the first.
• American took four shots in each half, putting a total of three on goal that were saved by Mason goalkeeper Libby Davy.
• Senior Avery Klingensmith took four of the Eagles' shots, including one on goal.
• George Mason earned five corner kicks to AU's three.

How it Happened

• The Eagles had an early chance in the seventh minute on a shot from Nariah Goldman. The save resulted in a corner kick for AU, but the Eagles didn't get a shot off on the corner play.
• Possession was even throughout the half, with neither team gaining enough control to take any more shots on target in the remaining 39 minutes.
• Roemer had to come alive early in the second half and she was up to the task, making four saves in the first 15 minutes.
• The barrage continued in the final stretch, with Mason dominating possession throughout the period.
• With six minutes remaining, Roemer made her biggest save of the game, punching a headed shot up and off the crossbar to keep the Patriots off the scoreboard.
• Roemer made another diving save with three minutes left, and a routine save in the final minute.

Up Next

• The Eagles open Patriot League play on Saturday, Sept. 20 against Army at 1 p.m.

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