After scoring in the third minute, the Spartans countered with an equalizer later in the first. Both teams converted a penalty kick try in the second to warrant a 2-2 draw. With the tie, WashU's record sits at 2-1-1, while AU owns a record of 2-2-1. 
 

Aurora tallied 16 shots (seven on frame), while WashU recorded 15 shots (10 on frame). However, the Bears notched 13 first half shots and were held to just a pair in the second 45. 
 

Junior Joseph Hipskind recorded a match-high three shots on goal, while sophomore Zach Susee and senior Christopher Alwang secured two shots on frame. 
 

WashU enjoyed a quick start to the match by earning a goal in the third minute. Off a turnover in AU's defensive half, Hipskind grabbed his second goal of the year as he beat the keeper with a nifty shot to give the Bears the 1-0 advantage. 
 

The Bears controlled a majority of the possession in the opening half. However, AU tied the score at 1-1 in the 35th minute.  
 

The Spartan keeper made a few timely saves late in the period. Senior Rabee Haidari laced a shot in the 39th minute, but the opportunity was thwarted by a solid save. 
 

Heading into intermission, the score was tied, 1-1. 
 

In the second 45, Aurora controlled much of the possession by garnering 12 second half shots. 
 

With WashU threatening in the 64th minute, AU was whistled for a slide tackle in the box, giving the Bears a penalty kick. Susee stepped up to the try and buried the penalty kick to the right side of the frame to give WashU the lead, 2-1. 
 

The Bears, trying to close the match out, fouled Spartan in the box to give AU a penalty kick in the 81st minute. Aurora notched the equalizer on the successful penalty kick. 
 

With 20 seconds left, the Spartans received a free kick just 20-yards out. The Bear defensive wall blocked the shot as time expired. 
 

In the end, the Bears and Spartans played to a 2-2 draw.