Box Score

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How It Happened
Mines poured in 21 shots including nine on goal, but was frustrated in a 1-0 loss to No. 22 St. Edward's in their home opener.

The Orediggers led 21-5 on shots overall including 15-2 in the second half but couldn't crack Hilltoppers goalkeeper Lorrie Santoy, who worked a nine-save shutout.

Katie Donahue's 23rd-minute free kick was the only goal of the game, slotting it home from a right-side angle. The Orediggers were not without their chances; Haley Cole rang the crossbar just before halftime then went inches over the bar early in the second. 

SEU played the final seven minutes down to 10 women after Jennifer Boudreau earned a straight red for an after-the-whistle challenge, but Mines couldn't take advantage despite a point-blank chance by Ali Artzberger to force a terrific Santoy save and a dangerous free kick opportunity for Emily Garnier.

Notables
- Caitlin Kaltenbaugh led Mines with four shots and two on goal. Acacia Ortiz had three with two on frame. Rachael Turner, Devon Dunmire, Emily Townsend, Cole, and Artzberger each had a pair of chances.
- Sam Zumbro made one save for CSM in goal.
- Mines led 7-4 on corners.
- It was the second time in three games that Mines led in shots but not on the scoreboard. The Orediggers played well with a 12-11 advantage in the season opener at Dallas Baptist but fell 2-0. Mines is averaging 20 shots per game over the opening three contests.

Next Time
Mines hosts Texas Woman's University on Sunday at 2:30 p.m.