SPOKANE, Wash. – Gonzaga women's soccer and Oregon played to a 2-2 draw in front of a large crowd at Luger Field Saturday. In the Zags' 2022 home opener, GU scored the tying goal in the 83^rd minute.
 
The Bulldogs (0-1-2) nearly scored the winning goal in the closing seconds, but Oregon's Leah Freeman made a key save to hold on to the draw.
 
Gonzaga owned 55 percent of the possession in the game and outshot the Ducks 22-6, with a 12-6 advantage in shots on goal. The Zags had 63 percent of their possession on the attacking side of the field. GU also had a 5-2 edge in corner kicks.
 
Oregon's (1-0-2) Ajanae Respass opened the scoring in the 16^th minute off a long assist from Trinity Morales. Respass brought in the lengthy pass and drove a low shot into the net.
 
In the 22^nd minute, Erin Healy kicked in a rebound from a saved shot that was taken by Sophia Braun. It was Healy's 16^th career goal.
 

ZAGS GOAL! Healy ties it in the 22nd minute pic.twitter.com/YSX58fhURY

— Gonzaga Women's Soccer (@zagwsoccer) August 28, 2022

Respass scored her third goal of the season just seconds into the second half. Livvy Moore was credited with the assist.
 
After several close chances in the second half, the Bulldogs' Lauren Elwer score the tying goal in the 83^rd minute. Healy touched a ball to Maddie Kemp who then passed it to Elwer for the goal. Elwer's ninth career goal was strike to the near post.
 

GOAL ZAGS! We are tied in the 83rd minute! pic.twitter.com/FAutcPDx7V

— Gonzaga Women's Soccer (@zagwsoccer) August 28, 2022

Four of Healy's game-high five shots were on goal. Elwer and Hannah Gray both took four shots. Freeman finished the match with a career-high 10 saves for Oregon, while Lyza Bosselmann made four saves for GU.
 
The Zags play their second of five straight home games against CSU Bakersfield (1-2-0) Thursday at 7 p.m. Live video and stats will be available on GoZags.com.