Aztecs Draw Utah Valley 2-2 as Max Mair Scores Twice

San Diego State surrendered a late penalty kick to finish in a 2-2 draw with Utah Valley in a rainy nonconference match. Max Mair scored both Aztecs goals, but Utah Valley converted two penalty kicks—including one with 65 seconds left—to erase SDSU’s lead.

• SDSU: 3-7-7; Utah Valley: 8-2-3.
• Utah Valley outshot SDSU 20-9 and held an 8-1 edge in corner kicks.
• Trevor Wilson made 3 saves; the Aztecs’ 7th draw set a school record.

SDSU scored twice in the second half and led after Mair’s first collegiate brace, but both Utah Valley goals came from penalty kicks following overturned calls. The late decision denied the Aztecs a win despite their strong second-half response.

SDSU travels to UC Riverside on Saturday night.

Mair provided the goals, but a record-setting draw was the result: Utah Valley’s late penalty kick left SDSU with another missed chance to turn a lead into a win.