MARSHALL — The last couple games of the season, the Sul Ross State men's soccer program has competed and ended the year on a good note despite the record.

On Saturday, the Lobos had a 1-1 draw with the East Texas Baptist University Tigers.

The game was scoreless in the first half until Jair Moreno broke the ice with a goal in the 68th minute that came off an assist from Julio Hinojos.

East Texas Baptist tied up the game in the 85th minute after Garrett Garvin scored on an assist by Royce McConnell.

The Tigers had 29 shots compared to 10 for the Lobos.

Moreno tallied three shots while Xavier Russell had two. Sul Ross had five shots on the mark.

Ricardo Bolanos made 10 saves on the defensive side.

>> WHAT THE COACH SAID: "Guys are playing the best ball they've played in my two years here. The guys can feel it. Everybody's in great spirits. We stuck to our process to get us here. Through injuries, through off the field losses — these guys have followed everything we've asked of them. It's just beautiful to watch. Their playing great. To their credit, the last three weeks they've found a way to compete. Guys came out with the intensity to get a result. We had to find a way to score within the group and these guys figured it out. Every member of the team contributed. We built a good foundation going into the offseason, going into the next year." — Head coach Jon Evan

>> RECORDS: Sul Ross 0-11-4 (0-7-2); East Texas Baptist 7-7-3 (2-5-2)