Senior goalkeeper Keely Snode was fantastic made three saves to earn her ninth career clean sheet as the St. Lawrence University women's soccer team battled to a 0-0 draw at Oswego State on Saturday afternoon.

The Scarlet and Brown moved to 2-2-2 in the young season, while the Lakers recorded their second tie of the season and moved to 2-1-2.

"The team worked hard and did well defensively today," said head coach Sinead McSharry "We just have to find a way to create more opportunities for ourselves in the final third and finish with intent."

While the Lakers outshot the Saints 6-4 on chances and 3-0 on shots on goal, the offense was able to generate some chances.

In the first half, Emma Reynolds and Kylie Burnett saw their chances sail wide on both sides of the Lakers' goal. Later in the contest, Grace Mochnal and Meredith Donahue were also able to get chances but couldn't find the intended target.

Senior captain Grace Bridge played stellar on defense, forcing turnovers that created chances towards the middle of the pitch.

In the 88th minute, with time winding down, Snode came up huge with a game-saving grab against Lauren O'Connell to keep Oswego at bay and preserve the clean sheet.

The shutout was the ninth in the excellent career of Snode, who also has five combined shutouts during her time in Scarlet and Brown.

St. Lawrence, who has played eight of their last eleven games on the road dating back to the end of last season, will wrap up a six-game road stretch next week. The Saints will open next week traveling to Union on Tuesday September 19 for their Liberty League opener. Then on the weekend the team will head to Troy for a Saturday matchup against RPI.