South Dakota wins first Summit League tournament match

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South Dakota’s women’s soccer team advanced to the Summit League semifinals for the first time after a scoreless 110 minutes against Omaha and a 4-3 penalty-shootout victory. The Coyotes outshot the Mavericks 20-6, while Omaha goalkeeper Cadence Fagan made 10 saves; Riley Reed scored the decisive penalty. South Dakota also finished ninth at the Collegiate National Championships, which were changed from a triathlon to a run-bike-run duathlon because of flooding in the Tempe area. Arizona, Arizona State and TCU placed ahead of the Coyotes in the team standings.

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