Sophomore Finley Schoenbeck's goal in the 86th minute tied the game against first-place San Diego State as the Colorado College women's soccer team came home with a 1-1 tie against the Aztecs on Sunday afternoon. 
 
SDSU took a late lead in the 83rd minute after 82 minutes of scoreless soccer. Alexis Leath snuck the ball past the CC goalkeeper Regan Wallace to put SDSU in front. 
 
Down late for the second consecutive game, the Tigers had a throw-in inside SDSU territory. Junior Tyler Rose played a ball towards the net that was ricocheted off an Aztec defender into the waiting Schoenbeck, who drilled the tying goal off the fingertips of SDSU keeper Kailey Carlen. 

"We had a good battle today against a quality SDSU team," head coach Keri Sanchez said. "They pinned us back in the first half, but we're proud of our defensive effort. In the second half, we were more organized and had some chances. Bummer to give up another goal late, but fantastic response to score and earn a point on the road."
 
Four Tigers had shots on goal, led by Schoenbeck, who had the lone goal. 
 
SDSU put up 20 shots, nine on net. Wallace made a season-high eight saves in one of her best performances. 
 
Wallace made five saves in the first half as it was a 0-0 draw at the halftime break. Freshman Sophia Mayne had the first shot on goal for CC in the second half. 18 seconds after the whistle, Mayne took a shot on net that Kailey Carlen saved. 
 
Rose had the next best look in the 75th minute, which the keeper barely saved in the bottom left corner. Rose found herself one-on-one with the goalie and nearly scored for CC. 
 
Emily Hitt had her first shot two minutes later, which was also saved. Wallace made one more save in the 79th minute before SDSU struck first in the 83rd minute with the goal from Leath. 
 
It only took three minutes for CC to respond after Rose's ball opened the window for Schoenbeck to take her shot, which knotted the game in the 86th minute. 

Sophomore Charlotte Strabel made her return to the starting lineup after missing the last few games due to injury. She finished with 59 minutes on the pitch. 

Freshman Kate Pulley made her collegiate debut. The Utah native subbed in during the 39th minute and played for the remaining six minutes. 

CC (3-4-3) travels back home to host Boise State on Thursday, Oct. 2nd at 6 p.m. MT at Stewart Field. The Tigers then host Utah State on Sunday, Oct. 5th, at noon.