OWINGS MILLS, Md. -- Stevenson women's soccer battled Salisbury to a scoreless draw on Saturday afternoon at a sun-splashed Mustang Stadium. 

 Stevenson (2-4-4) dealt with an onslaught of chances from visitng Salisbury (4-5-2) as senior Keegan Caffrey made five saves on the day. 

• Stevenson had an early chance, coming exactly five minutes in, with Samantha Wilson testing Salibury keeper Emma Hill with a low attempt. 
• Both sides traded shot attempts, with neither squad able to place an attempt on target over the next few minutes. 
• Caffrey made a low save in the 35th minute, keeping the contest scoreless as Salisbury began to push forward. 

• Salisbury came out peppering the Stevenson defense with chances, registering four shots in a four-minute span in the opening moments of the second half. 
• Wilson gathered for another quality scoring look as Hill stepped up for another save in the 56th minute. 
• The Sea Gulls remained the agressors, forcing Caffrey into several more stops. Allison Arters countered with a look in the 86th minute, the final scoring chance for the Mustangs in regulation. 

• Salisbury mustered a pair of chances in the first overtime session as both teams looked to connect the dots. 
• Michelle Mesquita labeled a chance wide right in the 103rd minute and Salisbury closed the matchup with two final looks before time expired. 

• Salisbury racked up 23 shots on the night, holding Stevenson to 7. The Sea Gulls owned a 12-3 edge in second half shots. 
• Wilson sent a pair of shots on goal for the Mustangs. 
• Saturday produced no shortage of whistles, with a combined 25 fouls. 
• Caffrey made five or more saves in goal for the seventh time this season. 

• Stevenson: The Mustangs begin Middle Athletic Conference (MAC) Commonwealth play on Wednesday, October 6 against Hood. 
• Salisbury: The Sea Gulls host Christopher Newport on