CALEDONIA, Mich. — Davenport University and Truman State University ended in a 1-1 draw Thursday at the Farmers Insurance Athletic Complex. Both teams scored in the second half, with Davenport leveling in the late stages to secure the tie. Each team recorded four shots on goal, and goalkeepers from both sides combined for six saves, preventing any further scoring.

The first half featured a defensive battle with both teams unable to break the deadlock. Davenport's Bailey Gauthier stood firm in goal, making crucial saves, including a significant stop in the 45th minute against Elizabeth Semerau's attempt at the bottom right corner. Claire Breault and Ella Chatfield each tested the Bulldogs' goalkeeper, Siman Loethen, but were unable to convert their chances, leaving the score tied at 0-0.

The second half began with a strategic push from Davenport, highlighted by Sofia Capoccia's crucial goal in the 67th minute to put the home team ahead. This marked Capoccia's first collegiate goal, a milestone in her playing career. Gauthier made a key save early in the half, maintaining the team's defensive strength. Despite Davenport's efforts and a few disciplinary issues, Truman St. leveled the score with a goal by Lia Quintero in the 85th minute, resulting in a 1-1 draw at the end of regulation. Quintero's goal was also significant as it was the first goal for the Bulldogs in the 2025 season.

Capoccia scored the only goal for Davenport, making her shot count with a perfect on-target record. Gauthier played the full 90 minutes in goal, recording three saves and allowing just one goal. Breault contributed offensively with one shot on goal, maintaining pressure on the opponent's defense.

Quintero led Truman St. with a goal, taking three shots, including one on goal. Quinn Nauman provided the team's sole assist, also registering two shots with one on target. Loethen played the full 90 minutes as goalkeeper, making three saves while facing six shots.