Baldwin City, KS - Both teams showcased their offensive and defensive prowess in a nail-biting soccer game between Texas Wesleyan University and Hastings College, resulting in a thrilling 2-2 draw.  

The offensive highlights of the game included some fantastic goals from both sides. Ayo Makinde of Hastings struck first at the 17:05 mark, putting his team ahead with a brilliant goal, assisted by Joe Vokins. However, Texas Wesleyan quickly responded, with Mathis Guffroy finding the back of the net at 29:44, leveling the score.

The second half of the game was equally intense. Sandro Rubio of Hastings scored a crucial goal at 78:59, putting his team back in the lead, with an assist from Guilherme Siqueira. But the Rams wasn't ready to concede defeat, as Levin Brunner netted a sensational goal at 81:56, assisted by Luca Hoff, to even the score once again.

Defensively, both teams displayed resilience and determination. Yellow cards were issued to players from both sides, reflecting the intensity of the competition. Notably, Diogo Stefane of TXWES received a yellow card at 68:55, while Macguire Weaver of Hastings was carded at 39:28. These moments showcased the physicality of the match and the players' commitment to their teams.

Throughout the game, goalkeepers Alex Heinle for Texas Wesleyan and Jack Howard for Hastings made crucial saves to keep their teams in contention. Both teams also showed strength in defending set pieces, with numerous corner kicks and offside traps disrupting offensive plays.

In the end, the 2-2 draw was a testament to the competitive spirit and skill of both Texas Wesleyan and Hastings College.