Minnesota State Squeaks By South Dakota with Late
Nov 11, 2005 | Women's Soccer
OMAHA, Neb. - Minnesota State's Amber Cambridge scored twice Friday, including the game-winner with three minutes left to play, to give the Mavericks a 2-1 win over South Dakota in the first round of the NCAA Central Region Tournament Friday afternoon at the Soccer Field at Ak-Sar-Ben. South Dakota (14-6-1) got on the board first when Ashley Ervin knocked one in on an assist from Tina Brummer at 50:33. Cambridge then got an unassisted goal 10 minutes later to tie the game and then scored one on a pass from Lauren Peterson in the 88th minute. The MSU Mavericks (11-8-1) out shot USD 12-6 and goalkeeper Jennie Dehamer made four saves in earning the win.
NCAA Central Region Tournament Web Site
MSU and UNO will now meet Sunday at noon for the third time this year and second time in a regional final. The winner of the that game will host the winner of the Great Lakes Region in the quarterfinal next weekend.
NCAA Central Region Tournament Web Site
MSU and UNO will now meet Sunday at noon for the third time this year and second time in a regional final. The winner of the that game will host the winner of the Great Lakes Region in the quarterfinal next weekend.
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