LAWRENCEVILLE, NJ – Freshman goalkeeper Ashley Moore made seven saves as the Rider University women's soccer team played Manhattan to a scoreless draw Saturday afternoon on Ben Cohen Field. With the tie, the Broncs move to 2-6-6 (0-4-4 MAAC), while the Jaspers are now 5-4-5 (4-3-1 MAAC).

The Broncs' best chances came late in the second half, with Leonor Alves getting a clear look from 25 yards out from the goal in the 78^th minute. But her attempt was saved over the crossbar by Jaspers goalkeeper Margaret Brunk.

With just under seven minutes remaining, Bethie Morgan's free kick from 35 yards out was saved at the left post by Brunk.

Quotes & Notes
"We saw the determination and desire today in tough, wet conditions, which was good. Saturday afternoon games have been a challenge with our limited squad, so to battle through the fatigue and limit mistakes was important." – Rider Head Coach Drayson Hounsome

- Rider leads the series with Manhattan, 14-11-7, including a 10-3-4 mark since 2010.
- Moore made seven saves to secure her fifth individual shutout of the season and the sixth overall shutout of the season for the Broncs.
- The draw marked the Broncs' fourth in their last six matches.
- Moore, Morgan, Tess Ferrie, Leah Marcell, Ava Ferrie and Isis Ovares each played all 90 minutes.
- Prior to the match, the Broncs honored their three-member senior class of Alves, Mia Grgicevich and Eloise Jones during Senior Day ceremonies.  

Broncs By The Numbers
- Manhattan took a 13-4 edge in shots, including a 7-2 edge in shots on goal.
- The Jaspers took five corner kicks to the Broncs' two.
- Rider was shown two yellow cards to the Jaspers' one caution.
- Alves led the Broncs with two shots, including one on goal.
- Morgan also put a shot on target, while Ava Ferrie attempted one shot.

Up Next
The Broncs return to action Friday, when they play host to Fairfield. Kickoff from Ben Cohen Field is scheduled for 6 p.m. on ESPN+.