Radnor, PA - The Cabrini women's soccer team opened up its' 2017 conference schedule with a 2OT 0-0 draw against the visiting Gwynedd Mercy Griffins. 

The Blue and White held a distinct advantage in shots (23-4) and shots on goal (8-4) over the 110:00 of action, but were unable to capitalize. With the draw, the Cavs record moves to 2-1-2 overall and 0-0-1 in conference play. 

Senior Taylor Tralie led the Cavs in shots on the afternoon with six total and three coming on goal. Tralie was also responsible for the Cavaliers' first three shots - all coming in the first 15 minutes of action. 

The remaining 30 minutes of the opening stanza featured five shots from the Blue and White, including two from sophomore Diana VanSickle, countered by two from the visiting Griffins. 

The second half featured a more aggressive Cavalier attack as they registered 11 shots in total, but were still unable to connect. Tied at zero a piece, the two teams headed into their first overtime. 

The first period of extra time showcased excellent defense from both sides with neither team allowing a shot. Forced into a second, and final, overtime period, sophomore Alex Garces nearly netting the Cavs their first CSAC win with 30 seconds remaining, but her shot struck the post and allowed the Griffins to escape with the draw. 

Senior Gabby LeGendre earned the start in goal for the Blue and White and recorded her second shutout of the year, picking up four saves along the way. 

Cabrini will next host Neumann on Wednesday, Sept. 20th at Edith Robb Dixon Field. Game time is slated for 7pm.