The College of Wooster women's soccer team collected its first point in North Coast Athletic Conference play on Saturday after a scoreless draw with Denison University at Carl Dale Field.
 
Neither team could ask for much more, as scoring chances were few and far between. Denison outshot Wooster 17-9, while holding the advantage on shots on goal, 5-4.
 
Junior goalkeeper Lucy Carlin made five saves, including three in the first half.
 
Denison outshot Wooster 8-4 and had five corner kick opportunities in the first half. The second half told a similar story with a 9-5 shot distribution, but Wooster did a better job preventing the ball in deep as Denison (6-3-4, 1-0-2 NCAC) took two corners the rest of the way.
 
One of Wooster's best opportunities came with their lone corner kick in the 71st minute. They also had crosses late from Josie Bencic and Julia Struck but neither amounted to a score.
 
Always a tight contest between the two teams, this is the eighth tie between the two clubs in 45 meetings. Mia Stoller scored Wooster's only goal in last year's 1-0 win over the Big Red.
 
Wooster now sits at 8-3-2 overall and 0-2-1 in conference play.
 
Up next, Wooster will host Wittenberg University on Wednesday.