CALEDONIA, Mich. — Proceeding the honor of Davenport's three seniors — Jacob Lee, Austin Hall, and Max Wilhelm — the Panthers played to a 1-1 draw with the University of Wisconsin-Parkside on Sunday at the Farmers Insurance Athletic Complex. Davenport fired 25 shots, including 12 on target, but were held to a single goal by Rangers' goalkeeper Daniyal Rana, who made 11 saves to keep the match level.

Davenport controlled the tempo in the first half, registering ten shots to Wisconsin-Parkside's five. Despite the offensive pressure, the Panthers were repeatedly denied by Rana, who made multiple key stops, including a notable save on Austin Hall in the 35th minute. Davenport earned three corner kicks but went into halftime scoreless at 0-0.

The second half began with Wisconsin-Parkside taking the lead in the 60th minute through Nicolas De Andres. Davenport responded quickly, with Charlie Davis equalizing in the 64th minute. The Panthers continued to press offensively, recording 13 shots in the half, but Rana's steady play preserved the 1-1 draw.

Davis led Davenport with five shots, including two on goal, while Aidan Orth contributed four shots, three on target. Goalkeeper Beau Hudd recorded one save while facing nine shots, allowing only the lone goal.

Rana's standout performance included 11 saves on 25 shots. De Andres scored on his only shot on goal, while Keven Sosa contributed an assist and two shots.

The Panthers will travel to Hammond, Indiana, to face Purdue Northwest on October 24, with kickoff scheduled for 4 p.m. ET.