Lewiston, Maine — Women's Soccer ends the season with a 1-1 tie against Bates College, clocking their fourth tie of the year.

MK Marshall started her 14th game in goal, displaying a consistently strong performance in the net for the Mules this season. To start off the offensive attempts of tonight's game was Sophie DiGrande with a blocked shot in the 3rd minute. A minute following, Samantha DeWitt also came in with a blocked shot. The Mules remained lights out on defense as well as maintaining an aggressive offense. MK Marshall made three saves in a row starting in the 17th minute of the game and kept the Bobcats at a scoreless half. Similarly, Bates demonstrated a strong defense, not allowing Colby to score and leaving the half with no points on the board for either team. 

After 70 minutes of back and forth between Colby and Bates, Abigail Jarvi, assisted by Madison Genser, put the Mules ahead 1-0. This was Jarvi's third goal of the season. Although the Mules kept the lead following Jarvi's goal, in the last 20 seconds of the game, Bates tied it up to finish with a 1-1 score. 

Throughout this season, there were many notable showings by Mules, including their win over nationally ranked MIT and the University of Hartford. Individually, there were also numerous performances that proved a bright future for Colby Women's Soccer.  
Despite their tie against Bates tonight, Colby Women's Soccer is eliminated from playoff contention. They will end their season with a 5-6-4 record.