Rice University Athletics

Rice and Lamar Play to Draw
8/23/2026 3:13:00 PM | Women's Soccer
HOUSTON – The Rice soccer team played to its second consecutive 1-1 draw Sunday afternoon against Lamar at Holloway Field. Both squads move to 1-1-2 on the season.
How It Happened
Brianna Bogar and Ava Landstra got the Rice offense going early with several shots, but Lamar was able to strike for the first goal in the 19th minute to take an early lead. Madeline Preusser looked to even the score a minute later, but Lamar's keeper was able to make the save. Rice trailed 1-0 at halftime.
After rattling off several shots in the opening minutes of the second half, a free kick from Mia Brumlow struck the side post and bounced into the back of the net for a goal to even the score at the 57-minute mark. Sloane Popov later had a chance to put Rice ahead, but her shot found the arms of the Cardinal keeper, as the game was played to a draw.
Scoring Summary
18:12 – LU – Goal by Diem Sealy, assisted by Kamdyn Jalayer
57:15 – RICE – Goal by Mia Brumlow (1), unassisted
Quick Hits
Rice outshot HCU 12-3 and 5-2 in shots on goal.
The Owls had a 16-4 corner kick advantage.
Brumlow scored her third career goal.
The Owls are now 5-0-1 all-time against Lamar.
Up Next
Rice concludes its homestand Thursday night against No. 3 Vanderbilt.
How It Happened
Brianna Bogar and Ava Landstra got the Rice offense going early with several shots, but Lamar was able to strike for the first goal in the 19th minute to take an early lead. Madeline Preusser looked to even the score a minute later, but Lamar's keeper was able to make the save. Rice trailed 1-0 at halftime.
After rattling off several shots in the opening minutes of the second half, a free kick from Mia Brumlow struck the side post and bounced into the back of the net for a goal to even the score at the 57-minute mark. Sloane Popov later had a chance to put Rice ahead, but her shot found the arms of the Cardinal keeper, as the game was played to a draw.
Scoring Summary
18:12 – LU – Goal by Diem Sealy, assisted by Kamdyn Jalayer
57:15 – RICE – Goal by Mia Brumlow (1), unassisted
Quick Hits
Rice outshot HCU 12-3 and 5-2 in shots on goal.
The Owls had a 16-4 corner kick advantage.
Brumlow scored her third career goal.
The Owls are now 5-0-1 all-time against Lamar.
Up Next
Rice concludes its homestand Thursday night against No. 3 Vanderbilt.
Players Mentioned
Team Stats
LU
RICE
Goals
1
1
Shots
3
12
Shots on Goal
2
5
Saves
4
1
Corners
4
16
Fouls
3
5
Scoring Plays

Diem Sealy (1)
Assisted By: Kamdyn Jalayer
GOAL by LU Sealy, Diem Assist by Jalayer, Kamdyn.
18:12

Mia Brumlow (1)
GOAL by RICE Brumlow, Mia.
57:15
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