QUICK DETAILS
Final Score: NSU 2, WSC 1
Records: NSU 9-3-2 (8-2-2 NSIC), WSC 5-7-3 (4-5-3 NSIC)
Attendance: 387
HOW IT HAPPENED
- After a quiet first half from both sides, the Wolves got into a groove at the start of the second half, putting pressure on the Wildcats early with multiple shots to open the final 45 minutes
- But it was Olivia Thompson who recorded the first goal of the game, snagging a perfect pick from NSU defender Lydia Nordquist that left only the ball between her and NSU goalkeeper Audrey Burns
- But with 10 shots put up in the second half, the Wolves were itching to get one to go
- They would respond seven minutes later with a Wallhead goal off assists from both Kailyn Poppen and Lauren Youngquist, two seniors who were honored earlier this afternoon
- But Northern State continued to pressure the Wildcat defenders, keeping the ball on their side of the pitch before a quick throw-in from Ready found Albert to give Hofer a perfect cross to take the lead with less than four minutes to play, her fifth goal of the season
- Albert has made her presence known on the pitch this season, tallying an NSU team-high five assists
- Both Hofer and Wallhead boasted the same stat line of one goal, three shots and one shot on goal, while Voss followed with two shots in the battle
- Thompson tallied two of three WSC shots, while Addison Vodnansky also recorded a shot in the loss
- Audrey Burns spent all 90 minutes inside the net and contributed two saves
Jaylee Hofer: 1 goal, 3 shots, 1 shot on goal
Chloe Wallhead: 1 goal, 3 shots, 1 shot on goal
Lauren Youngquist: 1 assist, 1 shot
Chloe Voss: 2 shots, 1 shot on goal
UP NEXT
The Wolves will hit the road this weekend to battle Minnesota Duluth on Friday at 3 p.m., the team sitting behind the Wolves in the NSIC rankings.







