Box Score NASHVILLE. Tenn. – Montevallo women's soccer ends its four-game road trip with a 1-1 draw on the road at Trevecca Nazarene.
 
Montevallo looked to score early with a shot on frame from Batie Casey in the opening minute, but the Trojan keeper turned the freshman aside. In the ninth minute, junior Lainey Farabaugh fired a shot on goal that was stopped by the keeper but the Altoona, Pa. native found the back of the net on a second chance to give UM a 1-0 lead. Just four minutes later, Isabel Dillehay fired back-to-back shots on goal, but each was turned away. In the 22^nd minute, Siera Nickelberry added another on frame just before Ayla Ertekin added her second shot on goal of the night. The Falcons' defense would hold strong for the entire first half with just two shots from TNU in the opening 45 minutes as UM took a 1-0 lead into the break.
 
Early in the second, Farabaugh continued her onslaught with her fourth shot on goal of the night but was denied a second goal. The game evolved to a battle of possession for the next 15 minutes with both sides allowing just one shot until Bear Bradbury made the TNU keeper work in the 65^th minute with her first shot on goal of the night. The Trojans would knot the score at 1-1 in the 82^nd minute before forcing a pair of saves from UM keeper Frida Larsson. Firebaugh saw Montevallo's final scoring chance of the night in the 90^th minute but couldn't find the mark ending the Falcons' four-game road trip with a 1-1 tie at Trevecca Nazarene.
 
GAME INFORTMATION
Score: Montevallo 1 | Trevecca Nazarene 1
Records: Montevallo 8-3-2 (7-1-2 GSC) | Trevecca Nazarene 3-5-4 (1-3-4 GSC)
Location: Trevecca Soccer Complex | Nashville, Tenn.
 
GAME NOTES

• The Falcons' attack took a total of 17 shots on the night with 12 shots on frame while TNU fired 11 shots with four shots on goal with Montevallo holding TNU to just two shots in the first half.
• Lainey Farabaugh led Montevallo's offense with the lone Falcon goal on nine shots with six on target in 90 minutes of action.
• In her second start of her career, Frida Larsson tallied three saves, all in the second half, on 11 shots faced with just one goal allowed in 90 minutes in goal.
• With a Union loss on Friday night, Montevallo secured its spot in the 2025 Gulf South Conference Tournament.
• Montevallo now sits in a tie with West Florida for the top spot in the GSC standings with just three more conference matchups on the schedule.

 
UP NEXT: Montevallo hosts West Florida on Wednesday, Oct. 22 with kickoff set for 5 p.m.