Denver, Colo.: Coming off of a six game winning streak, the Rangers tied Nebraska-Kearney at home on Sunday 0-0. Regis outshot the Lopers 33 to six in the match placing 15 shots on goal but were unable to put one in the back of Kearney's net.  

The first half went scoreless as Regis outshot Kearney 11 to one putting four shots on goal. The Rangers tallied two corner kicks in the half but were unable to take advantage of any crosses into the box going into the break 0-0.

The second half began reading much the same as the first with the Rangers tallying numerous shots but being unable to get any past Kearney's second half goalkeeper Vanessa Leeper; Marissa Niday tended the net for the first half.

By the 12 minute mark, Regis had outshot the Lopers 24 to one with ten shots on goal, but was unable to boot one into the back of Kearney's net. The Loper defense worked hard to keep the Rangers from taking one-on-one shots with the keeper. After 26 shots for Regis and one for the Lopers, regulation play ended sending the game into overtime.

The first ten minute overtime period went scoreless leading to a second overtime period. With 1:45 remaining, Taylor White looked to score for Regis as she headed one backwards into the hands of Leeper. With that being the last shot Regis took in the match, Kearney added one more blocked shot, the game ended 0-0.

Up next, the Rangers will face Adams State on Fri., Oct. 29^th at the Regis Match Pitch. Kickoff is set for 1:00 p.m.