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Women’s Soccer Travels to UW-Superior for UMAC Semifinals

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MORRIS, Minn. – The University of Minnesota Morris women's soccer team travels to the University of Wisconsin-Superior for an Upper Midwest Athletic Conference (UMAC) Tournament semifinal matchup. The game is scheduled for a 7 p.m. kickoff on Wednesday.
 
To watch the game, go to the UMAC Sports Network or click here. To follow the live stats click here.
 
The Cougars finished the regular season fourth in the UMAC with a conference record of 5-6-1. If Minnesota Morris wins, it will play the winner of the University of Northwestern and Martin Luther College matchup on Saturday.
 
Minnesota Morris wrapped up the regular season by going 1-1 during the final week. The Cougars started with a 1-0 victory over North Central University. Malia Totoris scored the lone goal in the 11th minute. Across the week, CJ Frear-Boerner made 14 saves.
 
Totoris leads the team in points with nine on the season, including a team-high four goals. Brianna Ganske and Rylie Lovec have also found the back of the net multiple times this season. Ashlynn Pollreisz, Tessa Humphreys, and Katelin McElroy have each added a goal this season. Pollreisz leads the team in assists with three, while Rourke Nebel follows with two. This season, Frear-Boerner has made 13 starts in goal and recorded 91 saves.
 
UW-Superior won the UMAC regular-season title with a conference record of 10-0-2 and went 10-5-4 overall. The Yellowjackets finished the year 1-0-1 during the final week, defeating Bethany Lutheran College 1-0 before tying Martin Luther College 1-1. Head coach Nick Piazza is in his second season with the program. Niamh Larson leads the team with 10 goals, while Claire Loria follows with five. Baylee Nygard has started 12 games in goal, making 51 saves and recording a save percentage of .911.
 
 
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