KLAMATH FALLS – The Southern Oregon women's soccer team put the pressure on late and stole a road point from the defending Cascade Conference champs, settling on a 0-0 draw with Oregon Tech on Friday afternoon at OIT Soccer Field.

The Raiders went to 2-4-2 overall and 1-1-1 in the CCC. They shut out the Owls (2-1-3, 1-0-2) for the second straight season.

They also dominated play late and threatened several times with the clock winding down. Of their eight shots, seven were recorded in the second half and six over the final 10 minutes, when they put three on goal.

Taytum Curtis came on to put two on goal in her closing shift. She gave the Raiders their last chance with 58 seconds to go, a header off Madison Childers' corner kick that OIT keeper Sydni Nakamura corralled for her fourth save.

SOU's Jessie Selby made four saves for her second shutout of the season. The all-conference senior has allowed 0.8 goals per game in five outings with a save percentage of .867.

She got support from an active back line and Malaika Quigley, who controlled the tempo from midfield. OIT was limited to five shots and just one in the second half.

Gabbie Johnson and Cora Thorndike helped the Raiders create opportunities in reserve roles during the final stretch.

SOU's next game, its ninth of the season, will be its first at home. The Raiders host Providence (Mont.) on Sept. 30 and Rocky Mountain (Mont.) on Oct. 1, kicking off both at noon.