GOLDEN, Colo. - #13 Colorado School of Mines dominated the second half and overtime, but was held to a 1-1 draw with CSU Pueblo on Sunday.

The Orediggers (4-0-2, 2-0-1 RMAC) remained unbeaten this year but were frustrated to not get the full three points as they outshot the Thunderwolves (3-1-1, 1-0-1 RMAC) 18-8 including 11-4 after halftime.

Playing on her senior day, Chaney Brugman scored her third goal of the season, as she and Sam Scott were honored before the game.

Brugman found the net on a terrific finish at 25:08 to put Mines ahead early, but CSUP's Cara Siegel earned a foul in the box just 42 seconds later, and Litzy Serna converted from the spot to level it 1-1.

Mines had multiple scoring chances in the second half, including two breakaway chances by Amena Nelson that were well-met by goalkeeper Nicole Genis, who kept her team in it with nine saves. The goal never came in regulation for the Orediggers, however, and despite three shots and two corners in the first overtime, the game finished knotted at one.

NOTABLES
- CSUP's goal snapped a scoreless streak of 407:25 for the Orediggers. Mines has still not given up a goal in open play since the season opener against Regis, however. 
- Sierra Roth had two saves for Mines.
- Emma Peterson and Amena Nelson led Mines with three shots each off the bench.
- Brugman scored her third of the year, tying with Eliot Edwards for the team lead.
- Brugman's goal kept intact a unique streak as the Orediggers have now had a senior score in four consecutive Seniors Days: Brooke Stoermer and Haley Cole in 2017, Jennifer Kendall in 2018, Giselle Sawaged in 2019, and now Brugman.
- Lauren Sherburne earned her first collegiate start for Mines.

NEXT UP
Mines heads to Fort Lewis on Thursday and Western Colorado Saturday to wrap up RMAC play. They will host a friendly against FC Boulder on April 8 before starting the RMAC Tournament April 19.