A Stormy Stalemate at Lower Campus
Texas Tech and SeattleU met under the swirling clouds of Tropical Storm Lulu, playing to a 0‑0 deadlock at Lower Campus Stadium. The conditions tested both squads, but the defenses held firm.
Addie Todd was a wall for the Red Raiders, turning away seven shots and preserving a second consecutive clean sheet. Across the pitch, SeattleU’s Kassidy Kirgan matched the effort with two crucial stops in the 19th minute, denying Katie Pieburn a clear chance.
The match produced moments of genuine threat. In the 10th minute, Emma Torres surged forward and struck a ball that seemed destined for the net, only for Kirgan to fingertip it away. Later, Sophia Neves’s cross set up Raleigh Greason for a header that drifted wide before a sudden injury forced a stoppage.
When play resumed, SeattleU’s substitute keeper Rachel Remnet sprang into action, blocking a late 84th‑minute strike that could have broken the deadlock. The save underscored the resilience of both backlines.
Looking ahead, Texas Tech will host Boise State next weekend in a 7 p.m. kickoff at the John Walker Soccer Complex, aiming to translate the storm‑tested performance into a home‑field advantage.