Lexington SC salvaged a 1–1 draw against Spokane Zephyr FC in USL Super League action on Saturday, with Addie McCain's 89th-minute equalizer canceling out Emma Jaskaniec's second-half opener for the visitors.

The first half produced no goals, with both sides heading into the break level. Spokane broke the deadlock in the 61st minute when Jaskaniec finished from a Lena Silano feed to put the Zephyr in front. It was a lead they looked capable of holding as the clock ticked past the 70-minute mark and beyond.

Sophie Braun picked up a yellow card for Spokane in the 77th minute, but the visitors continued to keep Lexington at arm's length for much of the final stretch. That changed late. McCain struck in the 89th minute to pull Lexington level, ensuring the hosts would take a point from a match that seemed to be slipping away.

For Spokane, it will feel like two points dropped. Holding a lead that deep into a match and conceding with minutes remaining stings regardless of context. For Lexington, the late equalizer keeps momentum alive — a point earned rather than three lost, given how the second half unfolded.

The draw leaves both sides sharing the spoils in a result that could carry weight as the USL Super League season progresses, with fine margins like these often shaping the standings down the line.