SALT LAKE CITY - Aimee Kurfurst scored her fourth goal of the season in the 33rd minute and Westminster women's soccer (4-2-3, 1-2-2 RMAC) finished with a 20-16 advantage in total shots in a 1-1 draw against Colorado School of Mines (7-2-3, 4-1-1 RMAC) on Sunday afternoon at Dumke Field.

Kurfurst's goal, her team-leading fourth of the season, came off of cross into the 18-yard box by Alivia Preston which Colorado School of Mines' keeper, Sierra Roth, was unable to control. 

With the help of pressure in the penalty area from Alexa Maple, Preston's cross went off of Roth's keeper mitts and onto the feet of Kurfurst who put away the goal on a wide open net to give Westminster the 1-0 advantage which they would carry into the halftime break.

Westminster held Mines scoreless through the first 31 minutes of the second half of Emi Higgins came through for the Orediggers off of a long throw-in from Landry Corbett.  Corbett's throw took a big bounce inside the Griffins' penalty area and Higgins was there to put away the equalizer.

Westminster finished with a 3-2 advantage in shot attempts through the two overtime periods but both teams held up defensively and the two sides finished the match even at 1-1.

The Griffins will hope to get back into the win column from the road as they travel to Western Colorado and Fort Lewis College next Friday and Sunday, respectively.

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