Turlock, Calif.----Stanislaus State delivered a statement performance on their home pitch, holding nationally ranked No. 14 Hawaii Hilo to a hard-fought 0–0 draw this evening at Warrior Stadium. The Warriors controlled key moments of the match, outshooting the Vulcans and earning seven corner kicks while not allowing a single one. Goalkeeper Zara Mujica anchored a disciplined defensive effort with her second shutout as a Warrior. With the result, Stanislaus State moves to 1–1–1 on the season, while Hawaii Hilo remains unbeaten at 1–0–2.

First Half Recap:
The Warriors came out with energy and purpose in the opening half, setting the tempo early and putting consistent pressure on the Hawaii Hilo backline. Stanislaus State registered multiple shots on goal and won four first-half corner kicks, keeping the Vulcans pinned in their own half for stretches of play. The Warrior defense, led by Mujica and a composed back line, limited Hilo's chances and prevented the visitors from finding any rhythm in the final third. Stan State also created two strong chances late in the half, but Hawaii Hilo goalkeeper Lydia Keller stopped shots by Aliah Avila and Reyna Dismukes to keep the match scoreless at the break.

Second Half Recap:
Stanislaus State came out firing in the second half, generating three quality chances in the early minutes. In the 53rd minute, Olivia Maragos nearly broke the deadlock with a strong effort that forced a save from Hilo goalkeeper Lydia Keller. The Warriors kept the pressure on with two more looks shortly after but couldn't find the back of the net. Hawaii Hilo responded with a brief spell of possession midway through the half, but Mujica made a key save to preserve the clean sheet. The Warriors maintained their shape and composure through the final whistle, securing a hard-earned draw against one of the nation's top teams.

Warrior Notables:

·       Zara Mujica earned her second shutout in a goal as a Warrior, making key saves and showing confidence in goal, with strong support from Warrior defenders including Katie Smith and Makeila Yancey.

·       Olivia Maragos nearly scored in the 53rd minute and was active in the attacking third throughout the match.

·       Stanislaus State outshot Hawaii Hilo 15–5 and held a 7–0 advantage in corner kicks, showcasing offensive pressure and set-piece control.

·       The Warriors move to 1–1–1 on the season with a gritty result against a nationally ranked opponent.

·       Olivia Maragos nearly scored in the 53rd minute and was active in the attacking third throughout the match.

·       Stanislaus State outshot Hawaii Hilo 15–5 and held a 7–0 advantage in corner kicks, showcasing offensive pressure and set-piece control.

·       The Warriors move to 1–1–1 on the season with a gritty result against a nationally ranked opponent.

Up Next:
The Warriors finish their season-opening four-match home stand with a 7:00 p.m. match this Saturday, September 13, against Menlo College. The game will also mark Team Poster Night, with fans having the opportunity to pick up the official 2025 Stan State Women's Soccer team poster.