The University of Regina women's soccer team earned its fourth draw of the Canada West campaign on Sunday, battling Mount Royal University to a 1-1 draw.

The Cougars only managed five shots on Sunday, but put four of them on goal. MRU countered with 15 shots and tested Ashton Lowry with nine on goal. The third-year keeper made eight saves including a big one in the 85^th minute to preserve the tie.

First-Year Phenom
For the second-straight match, the Cougars struck first thanks to rookie Sally Bachmann. The Pitt Meadows, B.C. product notched her third goal of the season and second of the weekend in the 35^th minute off a free kick taken by Lauren Petras. Bachmann was able to get into the path of the ball and put a header past Cailyn Leeson to put the Cougars on top.

Second-Half Comeback
For the fourth time this season the Cougars carried a lead into halftime but were unable to close the deal and earn their first win of the season. The Regina lead on Sunday lasted into the 83^rd minute, when Haley Nicholson put a well-placed shot to the top corner off an assist from Quinn Hardstaff.

Rivalry On Deck
The Cougars (0-4-4) will face their provincial rivals for the first time this season this week, with a home-and-home series against the Saskatchewan Huskies. The game in Regina will take place on Thursday at 5 p.m. at the U of R Field, with a rematch scheduled in Saskatoon on Saturday night.