STERLING, Kan. — Bethel tied Sterling 0-0 in a contest that got moved due to unplayable field conditions at Sterling last Wednesday. The Threshers finished with a 14-9 shot advantage and put six attempts on goal while recording a shutout with four saves.
The Threshers put four of their six first-half shots on goal, while Sterling generated seven shots and also placed four on target.
Harley Inskeep and Sterling goalkeeper Bella Duckworth each made four saves, and the match remained scoreless at halftime.
Bethel generated most of the second-half chances, outshooting Sterling 8-2, putting two attempts on goal and taking both corner kicks in a scoreless half.
Malayasia Larque accounted for five Bethel shots, including a header saved by Bella Duckworth, while Sterling's two attempts both went wide.
Inskeep earned her first shutout of the season while recording four saves.
Up next, Bethel hosts Bethany on Wednesday, Oct. 7, at 5 p.m. in North Newton, Kan.
