GAME INFORMATION
Score: Lubbock Christian - 3, Texas – Permian Basin - 3
Records: Lubbock Christian (5-3-3, 3-2-3), Texas – Permian Basin (1-10-1, 0-7-1)
Location: Frenship H.S. Soccer Stadium (Wolfforth, Texas)

LCU HIGHLIGHTS
- After 110 minutes of play, Lubbock Christian University closed out the afternoon with 3-3 draw in an offensively charged match against University of Texas – Permian Basin at Frenship H.S. Soccer Stadium.
- The Chaparrals opened up the match with nine shots in the opening period before finishing the day with 18 shot attempts and five shots on goal.
- Two of LCU's three goals came from set-piece situations around the perimeter of the 18-yard box. 
 
HOW IT HAPPENED
- Fernando Flores struck first for the Chaps with a rocket from the 30-yard range that found the right side netting in the seventh minute. Jamal Yates was credited with the assist to Flores on the play.
- Richard Baguio brought the Falcons even 11 minutes later with a strike and his first goal of the season. 
- Following a foul by UTPB at the 19:07 mark, Louis Callaghan stepped up to take the free kick from just outside of the box. Callaghan curled a shot around the wall with his left foot into the lower back left corner of the net to put the Chaparrals ahead 2-1
- Emilio Marti extended the Lubbock Christian lead in the 36^thminute after a misplay from the Texas – Permian Basin keeper led to an indirect free kick for LCU inside the 18-yard box. Marcelo Pacheco tapped the ball to Marti who found a crease in the UTPB wall and beat the Falcon keeper to the back side of the frame.
- Oscar Canela brought the Falcons within one just before the halftime break. Canela capitalized on a penalty kick that followed an LCU foul inside the box.
- Julius Knack brought Texas – Permian Basin level in the 82^ndminute on an unassisted strike past LCU's Braxton Thorne.

GAME NOTES
- Lubbock Christian was forced to play the final 70 minutes of the match with 10 men as senior captain Yuriy Sadula was shown a red card in the 40^thminute.
- Between both squads, there were five cards handed out in addition to 32 fouls whistled.
- The Chaparrals have gone to overtime in their past two contests and a total of four times this season. Three of those overtime matches have concluded in a draw.
 
INSIDE THE NUMBERS
7: Thorne recorded a career-high seven saves on the day, all of which came in the opening two periods. 
 
UP NEXT
The Chaparrals will remain at home to host Newman University Thursday, Oct. 11. Kickoff is scheduled for 3 p.m. against the Jets at LCU Soccer Field.