LIVONIA, Mich. - Madonna University's Madonna (8-5-1) played to a 0-0 draw with Lawrence Tech (6-3-3) on Saturday, Oct. 10, in Livonia, with three second-half saves by Addison Beil helping preserve the shutout. Madonna finished with a 9-5 advantage in shots.
Madonna generated eight attempts before halftime, putting three on target. Marlena Ballnik tested goalkeeper Mary Cecilia Michalak at 15:34 and again at 31:35, accounting for two shots on goal in 69 minutes. Emma Seifert added another attempt on target at 43:07, but the teams entered the break scoreless despite Madonna's 8-2 shooting edge.
Goalkeeper Grace McCormick handled both opposing attempts in the first half, stopping Abigail Gray's at 16:31 and Naiara Ripoll at 36:58. Addison Beil took over at halftime and was tested almost immediately, saving Kayla Rousseau's's shot at 46:16. Further stops against Hinana Takashima's at 60:30 and Claire Wise at 69:23 completed the five-save effort, with each goalkeeper playing 45 minutes.
The attack slowed after halftime, when Madonna managed only one shot. That chance came from Kennedy Hollerbach at 79:55, but Mary Cecilia Michalak made the save on the match's final recorded attempt. Kennedy Hollerbach led the team with three shots in 76 minutes, while Nadine Jawad, Canses Gibson and Lillian Hayter each contributed one attempt.
Cassidy Derry and Amarra Blattner each played the full 90 minutes for Madonna, which held a 3-2 edge in corner kicks. Lawrence Tech put all five shots on goal, while Mary Cecilia Michalak finished with four saves. The draw left Madonna unbeaten in conference play at 5-0-1 and Lawrence Tech at 4-0-1.
Madonna Women's Soccer will be back in action on Wednesday, October 14, 2026 when they travel to Fort Wayne, Indiana to take on the Warriors of Indiana Tech. This WHAC matchup is set to start at 2:00 PM at Warrior Athletic Field.
