She did it again. 

A day after setting the Winnipeg Wesmen record for saves in a game, Madison Priebe matched it and helped the Wesmen women's soccer team pull off a quality 1-1 draw with the Alberta Pandas Sunday afternoon at the Ralph Cantafio Soccer Complex. 

Priebe made 17 saves in goal for Winnipeg (0-3-1), which earned its first point of the 2023 season, a day after making 17 saves in a 2-0 loss to MacEwan. 

Priebe's 34 saves over the two matches marks a program record for saves in a weekend. 

The Wesmen had the Pandas on the brink of an upset after Emma Friesen scored her first goal of the season — and fourth of her career — when her shot carried over the head of Alberta keeper Autumn Wynn in the 62nd minute. 

The Wesmen, however, couldn't hold the Pandas (1-1-2) off all day. In the 82nd minute, Emily Duxbury sprung Adrienne Poulin free with a long through-ball that put her one-on-one with Priebe. Poulin slid a low shot past Priebe and tied the match with her fourth goal of the season. 

The Wesmen earned a point off Alberta for the second time since 2014, earning their second draw in the past eight matches.

Winnipeg hits the road to play Regina and Saskatchewan, Saturday and Sunday.