Mankato, Minn. #12 Minnesota State is looking to extend its winning streak to six games heading into the NSIC semifinals against Minot State. The Mavericks scored four goals against CSP’s goaltending to lead the way against a determined Concordia Saint-Paul team, which improved to 14-1-4 after a 4-1 overall streak. Minot entered the tournament with a 9-2-8 overall record among the four seeds (8-1-6 NSIC) after defeating North State in the quarterfinals.
during the week, Jenny Vetter, Mackenzie RathAnd Brian Culture The NSIC players/coaches earned second-time marks for Vetter and Bahl. Although the focus is on the best players of the year Maille Mathis He was the star of Monday’s contest against Concordia St. Paul with two goals and an assist.
As the Mavericks head into the NSIC finals weekend as the top seed in the conference, Minnesota State will host the other semifinal against Augustana and Bemidji. Regardless of the result, the championship game is taking place on Sunday at 1:00 p.m.
Facing MISUIn 15 games against MISU, the Mavericks hold a 9-1-4 record against the Beavers. Minot State is coming off a dominant streak of 9-2-8 overall and 8-1-6 against conference opponents.
Minnesota State faced off against MISU in Week 8 of the season and struggled to find an answer for MISU’s goalie. Maddie Kindred. The Mavericks were 0-0 in their last match and were looking for more wins this time around.
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The Beavers offense is led by seniors. Chloe AllenThe United Kingdom native leads the team with five goals on the season. In goal, MISU will rely on the senior. Maddie Kindred He logged 1,710 minutes on the season and started every game for the Beavers. Kindred has a .898 save percentage and a modest 0.53 goals against.
