Murray State University Athletics

Racers Hold UNI Shotless in First Half, Draw 0-0 in Cedar Falls
10/18/2026 3:28:00 PM | Women's Soccer
CEDAR FALLS, Iowa - Murray State did not allow a shot in the opening 45 minutes and Griselda Revolorio made two saves for her fifth clean sheet of the season in a 0-0 draw with UNI on Sunday afternoon at UNI Soccer Field.
The Racers (3-8-4, 2-2-2 MVC) are unbeaten in four straight, the longest run of their season, and have conceded one goal across those four matches. Murray State outshot UNI (1-10-3, 1-3-2 MVC) 9-6 and held a 6-4 edge in corner kicks, including a 5-0 margin before halftime.
It was the first time Murray State has held an opponent without a shot in a half since Oct. 24, 2021, when Austin Peay did not attempt one after the break. The Panthers did not register their first attempt until the second half and finished with six.
Revolorio recorded her fifth clean sheet of her 2026 campaign. The senior goalkeeper has five shutouts in 2026 after recording two in Murray State's first 11 matches, and her 60th career start moved her past Tara Isbell into sole possession of second place in program history. She also owns 20 career shutouts and 257 saves.
Junior midfielder Kate Donoghue led the Racers with three shots and Breece Bass added two. Murray State put four attempts on target, with Donoghue, Addison Howell, Gabby Ramdeen and Erin O'Shea each forcing a save from UNI goalkeeper Hailey Luedtke.
Murray State is 1-2-2 all time against UNI and earned its first point in Cedar Falls in three trips there.
Box Score Notes
- Murray State is unbeaten in four straight for the first time in 2026, with wins over Valparaiso and UIC and draws at Drake and UNI. The Racers have conceded one goal in that span.
- UNI did not attempt a shot in the first half, the first time Murray State has held an opponent shotless in a half since Austin Peay on Oct. 24, 2021.
- The six shots Murray State allowed are the fewest by an opponent this season, bettering the eight by Drake on Oct. 15 and the previous low of five set by Tennessee Tech on Sept. 10.
- Griselda Revolorio has five shutouts in 15 matches and has played every minute of the season, 1,350. She has 66 saves, a 1.13 goals-against average and a .795 save percentage.
- Revolorio's 60th career start in goal moved her past Tara Isbell for sole possession of second in program history. She is third all time with 63 matches in goal, 5,413 minutes and 20 shutouts, and fourth with 257 saves, seven behind Annie Fortier.
- Murray State has been shut out seven times in 15 matches and has recorded five shutouts of its own.
- The Racers out-cornered UNI 5-0 in the first half and 6-4 overall.
- Murray State has outshot its opponent in each of the last two matches after being outshot in 10 of the first 13 matches
- It was the Racers' second scoreless draw of the season, after a 0-0 result at Marshall on Sept. 3, and their second road clean sheet.
- Murray State is 0-5-3 on the road and has both of its conference road points by draw.
















