LUBBOCK, Texas (September 9, 2026) — Lubbock Christian played West Texas A&M to a 1-1 draw in Wednesday's Lone Star Conference opener at the LCU Soccer & Track Complex. The Lady Chaps fell behind less than a minute into the game but found an equalizer in the second half to earn a point in the league standings.
The Lady Chaps are 3-1-1 overall and 0-0-1 in conference play. The Lady Buffs are 1-2-2 overall and 0-0-1 in conference play.
Lubbock Christian spent nearly the entire first half chasing a 1-0 deficit after Sienna Hurrell scored for WT just16 seconds in.
Emma Wright helped keep the margin there during an early WT push, saving shots from Charo Rodriguez Fortea and Sara Soto in the 11th minute while the visitors also earned corner kicks at 6:52 and 17:31.
The Lady Chaps' first shot on goal came from
Riley Espinoza in the 16th minute, and the home side generated more late pressure with four shots from 40:04 to 43:00, including a
Journey Curs attempt saved by Franciezca Blancaflor.
Trinity Doom had two shots in that closing stretch and
Kaslee Roskelley added another, but the Lady Chaps went into halftime trailing 1-0.
Early in the second half, the Lady Chaps generated looks from Roskelley and Curs while also facing three WT shots before the equalizer. In the 63rd minute, LCU finally earned their first corner kick of the match and took advantage. The short pass was played to Roskelley, who played a ball into the box that
Kali Guy headed into the back of the net for the equalizer.
After the goal, the Lady Chaps kept pushing with another corner, a Guy shot and a Roskelley shot saved by Franciezca Blancaflor, and a later
Maya Quinones attempt went left as the half grew more physical with fouls and cards for both teams. WT pressed late with a shot saved by Wright at 81:18, another shot wide, an 88th-minute corner and a final shot left, but the Lady Chaps did not concede as the match finished tied 1-1.
GAME NOTES:
- WT remains winless in Lubbock all time and has not won a match in the series since 2021. The Lady Chaps are 3-3-3 in the series all-time.
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Kali Guy became the 11th different Lady Chap to score a goal this season. It was her second career goal; she last scored in the LSC Tournament match last year on Nov. 7 against St. Edward's.
- The Lady Chaps finished with 11 shots to 10 for the Lady Buffs and remain undefeated in matches where they have more shots at 2-0-1.
- Roskelley's assist is her second this season. It is the second-most on the team and tied for the seventh-most in the Lone Star Conference.
- The Lady Chaps drew three corner kicks compared to four for WT, making this the first time this season that the Lady Chaps have finished with fewer than their opponent.
NEXT UP:
Lubbock Christian heads back out on the road now to face Oklahoma Christian at 1 p.m. on Saturday at Eagle Field.
