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Arizona and Utah Draw 0-0 in Salt Lake City
10/18/2019 | Soccer
Salt Lake City, Utah – Arizona (8-4-1, 2-3-1) received their first draw of the 2019 season with a 0-0 decision against Utah on Friday. The game went into double overtime, marking the third OT for the Cats this season, but ultimately neither side could make a goal happen.
Play of the Match – Sick Saves
Freshman Keeper Hope Hisey is starting to gain some heavy recognition from the Arizona team for her incredible saves under heated pressure. She had three back-to-back saves in the 50th minute protecting the Wildcats from falling behind on the board.
Women of the Match – Hope Hisey and Jill Aguilera
Hisey had an incredible night against Utah, crucially keeping the Utes off the board. She set a new career record, gaining nine saves in the double OT match. She had more saves in the second half alone than she has ever had in her career at Arizona.
Forward Jill Aguilera played just shy of the whole 110' match against Utah. She was the most progressive player offensively, taking four shots and pushing hard throughout to try and break the tie between the Utes.
By the Numbers
3 - This is the third time Arizona has been driven into OT and the third consecutive road match.
8 - This is the eighth time Arizona's opponent has left the pitch scoreless for the 2019 season.
Up Next
The Wildcats will be back home at Mulcahy Stadium on Oct. 24 to play Oregon at 7 p.m. MST.
Play of the Match – Sick Saves
Freshman Keeper Hope Hisey is starting to gain some heavy recognition from the Arizona team for her incredible saves under heated pressure. She had three back-to-back saves in the 50th minute protecting the Wildcats from falling behind on the board.
55' - Spoke too soon...this one is SO much better ??
— Arizona Soccer (@ArizonaSoccer) October 19, 2019
Arizona 0, Utah 0 pic.twitter.com/FXOtGjWXXS
Women of the Match – Hope Hisey and Jill Aguilera
Hisey had an incredible night against Utah, crucially keeping the Utes off the board. She set a new career record, gaining nine saves in the double OT match. She had more saves in the second half alone than she has ever had in her career at Arizona.
Forward Jill Aguilera played just shy of the whole 110' match against Utah. She was the most progressive player offensively, taking four shots and pushing hard throughout to try and break the tie between the Utes.
By the Numbers
3 - This is the third time Arizona has been driven into OT and the third consecutive road match.
8 - This is the eighth time Arizona's opponent has left the pitch scoreless for the 2019 season.
Up Next
The Wildcats will be back home at Mulcahy Stadium on Oct. 24 to play Oregon at 7 p.m. MST.
Players Mentioned
Team Stats
ARZ
UTA
Goals
0
0
Shots
14
12
Shots on Goal
5
9
Saves
9
5
Corners
6
7
Fouls
7
7
Game Leaders
Monday, August 24
Friday, August 21
Tuesday, August 11
Monday, August 10





