South Dakota women's soccer fought to a 1-1 draw against Nebraska at Hibner Stadium. Freshman Kinsley Pesicka opened the scoring in the 42nd minute with her second goal of the season, but the Cornhuskers equalized late in the game. Goalkeeper Cambell Fischer recorded eight crucial saves, especially in the second half, to keep the match competitive. Despite being heavily outshot, the Coyotes held on for the tie, improving their record to 1-0-1 this season.

By the Numbers
  • South Dakota recorded five corner kicks during the match.
  • Cambell Fischer made eight saves, with seven occurring in the second half.
Yes, But

While South Dakota managed to secure a draw, the team was significantly outshot 25-9, highlighting the need for improved offensive efficiency against high-pressure opponents.

State of Play
  • The Coyotes remain undefeated this season with a record of 1-0-1.
  • They will face Green Bay Wisconsin next on Thursday, August 20th.
What's Next

South Dakota will look to build on this performance against Green Bay, aiming to enhance their offense and maintain solid defensive strategies to secure a win.

Bottom Line

The Coyotes demonstrated resilience against a formidable opponent, and their ability to maintain competitiveness while improving will be crucial as the season progresses.