South Dakota made program history, beating Omaha 4-3 in a penalty shootout after 110 scoreless minutes to earn its first Summit League Championship victory. The Coyotes advance to the semifinals for the second time in program history.

By the Numbers
  • South Dakota outshot Omaha 20-6 and led 10-4 in shots on goal.
  • Omaha goalkeeper Cadence Fagan made 10 saves, tied for the sixth-most in a Summit League Championship match.
  • Coyotes goalkeeper Cambell Fischer made 4 saves and recorded a shutout across 110 minutes.
  • South Dakota won the shootout 4-3.
Yes, But

Despite South Dakota’s edge in chances, neither team scored in regulation or overtime. The result came down to penalties, where Riley Reed converted the decisive kick.

What's Next

South Dakota faces North Dakota State in the Summit League semifinals Thursday, Nov. 12, at 2 p.m. CT in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The match will stream on the Summit League Network.

Bottom Line

The Coyotes turned a dominant—but scoreless—performance into a historic postseason breakthrough, and now have a chance to reach the championship game.