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Women's Soccer
Caroline Lewis
1
Winner Kansas City KC (2-9-4, 1-3-2)
0
South Dakota USD (3-7-5, 2-2-2)
Winner
Kansas City KC
(2-9-4, 1-3-2)
1
Final
0
South Dakota USD
(3-7-5, 2-2-2)
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 F
Kansas City KC 0 1 1
South Dakota USD 0 0 0

Game Recap: Women's Soccer | | Evan Maldonado, USD Sports Information

Coyotes Defeated by Kansas City's Late Goal

The South Dakota women's soccer team dropped a Summit League contest to Kansas City on a cold, windy afternoon in Vermillion. The Coyotes and Roos were nearly the same in each statistical category, but Kansas City was able to convert on a golden opportunity to take today's contest in 1-0 fashion. USD drops to 3-7-5 (2-2-2 Summit) while KC improves to 2-9-4 (1-3-2 Summit).

Both teams were level in shots (12) and shots on goal (7) in today's game. The game was level at 0-0 before Kansas City broke through late in the game for the deciding factor. In the 78th minute, the Roos sent in a cross from the right side of the field. Playing aggressively as she had all day, goalkeeper Caroline Lewis came out of her net to punch the ball away. Lewis and a Kansas City attacker collided when she cleared the ball, creating an empty net for USD. Kansas City's Caijah Anderson made a running attack on the free ball in the box and converted on the chance to give the Roos the lead. South Dakota had two more quality chances late in the match with both shots taken by Maliah Atkins. KC's Mackenzie Caldwell stopped both chances to seal the shutout victory over the Coyotes.

Taylor Cotter and Atkins led the team with three shots apiece with Atkins' three shots all coming on goal. Cotter, Joana Zanin, Ashby Johnston, and Kiah Pieters were the other Coyotes to register a shot on goal. Lewis kept USD in the game with six saves on the day.

The final home game of the 2022 season begins at noon on Sunday against Oral Roberts. The team will honor eight seniors pre-game at 11:45 a.m. The eight seniors that will be recognized will be Taylor Cotter, Teresa Fontenot, Joana Zanin, Christin Schmidt, Lexie Wood, Tiannah Moore, Jordan Centineo, and Anna Hossfeld.
 
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