The College of Wooster women's soccer team and Kenyon College had another classic on Wednesday as the two teams played to a 1-1 tie in a North Coast Athletic Conference matchup.

After 30 minutes of scoreless soccer, Kenyon's Sadie Gould found a score thanks to a short pass from Alex Sokolik.

Senior Teddi Farson later had a great opportunity with 12 minutes remaining in the first half, but Kenyon goalkeeper Leah Anderson was right at her feet to stop the score, and Kenyon took the 1-0 lead into halftime.

In the second half, Lily Glaza made a stop in Kenyon's defensive midfield zone that allowed Farson to put another ball toward the net. Her shot was saved on a diving effort by Anderson, but sophomore Emma Jaros was there to clean up the rebound in the 53rd minute.

It was Jaros's fifth goal of the season as she sits second on the team behind Farson's eight.

It was Wooster's first goal against Kenyon since 2018. In the three matches since, Kenyon has won once, and the teams have tied twice including the last meeting in 2021 where Wooster advanced in the NCAC Tournament semifinals after a 10-9 penalty kick shootout.

With seconds remaining on Wednesday, Farson again had another opportunity to score. She was positioned right in front of the goal thanks to a cros,s but her shot went wide right.

Wooster outshot Kenyon 22-8. Anderson made six saves for the Owls, while Wooster keeper Kameryn Nelson was credited with one.

Wooster moves to 6-4-3 overall and 1-1-1 in the NCAC. Kenyon moves to 3-4-4 overall and 1-0-1 in conference play.

Kenyon leads the all-time series 19-15-7.

The Scots return to action Saturday when they travel to Ohio Wesleyan University for another NCAC matchup.