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Minnesota answered a second-half deficit and held No. 12 Washington to a 1-1 draw behind Ellen Neuharth’s fourth goal of the season.
Ellen Neuharth brought Minnesota level in the 67th minute, helping the Golden Gophers earn a 1-1 draw with No. 12 Washington in their final Thursday home match.
Goalkeeper Sarah Martin made five saves, and Minnesota matched Washington with 10 shots. The Gophers close their regular-season home schedule against Oregon on Sunday.
Source: Minnesota Athletics
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