San Diego State rallied to a 1-1 draw at Washington State after both teams converted second-half penalty kicks. Victoria Miller scored from the spot in the 84th minute to secure the result for the Aztecs, who finished with more shots and shots on goal.

By the Numbers
  • San Diego State: 18 shots, 7 on goal; Washington State: 17 shots, 4 on goal.
  • Both teams scored on penalty kicks; each had 5 corner kicks.
  • SDSU is 8-3-3 overall and 2-1-2 in Pac-12 play; Washington State is 5-5-4 and 2-2-1.
  • Miller has 8 goals this season, including all 4 of SDSU’s goals over its last 2 matches.
Yes, But

The Aztecs created more shots and chances, but Washington State goalkeeper Ashlyn Dvorak made 6 saves to keep SDSU from taking the lead. Both goals came from penalty kicks, and SDSU has allowed 5 of its 13 goals this season from the spot.

State of Play
  • SDSU has gone 231:24 of game time without allowing a goal in open play.
  • The Aztecs host Fresno State on Sunday, Oct. 25, at noon PT.
Bottom Line

Miller’s late penalty salvaged a road point, while SDSU’s defensive run in open play remains a bright spot heading into its home matchup with Fresno State.