North Dakota Squares Off With North Dakota State
North Dakota soccer prepares to face their inner-state rival North Dakota State on Sunday, Oct. 16 at 1 p.m. (CT) in Grand Forks, N.D. Sunday's match will be streamed on Midco Sports. Live stats will be available on FightingHawks.com. Fans can also follow the action live via Twitter (@UNDsoccer).

Next Up

The Fighting Hawks remain at Bronson Field to end the regular season. They welcome South Dakota State on Friday, Oct. 21 at 3 p.m. (CT) and South Dakota on Sunday, Oct. 23 at 1 p.m. (CT). Both of these matches will be broadcast on Midco Sports.  

Quick Kicks

• The Fighting Hawks currently have a record of 6-6-4. In conference play, they are 2-2-2. They recently fell to the Oral Roberts Golden Eagles (1-0) before traveling to Kansas City and ending in a tie.  

• North Dakota has managed to score 12 goals this season while posting 175 shots and 77 on goal. They average 10.9 shots per game.

• Hannah Olson now leads the Fighting Hawks in points with seven. She has scored three goals this season with two coming in the wins against WIU and UST. Olson continues to attack on offense for UND as she currently sits fourth in the Summit League for total shots taken with 37 for an average of 2.64 per game and sits third in the conference for shots on goal with 16 for an average of 1.14 per game. Olson has taken fourth for game-winning goals with two for an average of .143. 

• Madi Livingston has been a constant factor for the Fighting Hawks in the net. She has secured six solo shutouts with two shared. Based on save percentage, Livingston sits third in the Summit League. She sits second for overall saves with 75. Livingston sits second for shutouts per game with a .375 percentage and third in saves per game with 4.69. 

• Irene Jirasevijinda and Amy Loeffler both sit on the leader board for game-winning goals in the Summit League. Jirasevijinda has two to place her sixth with a .125 percentage. Loeffler sits ninth with one with a .100 percentage. 

• North Dakota currently sits fifth in the Summit League standings after being chosen to finish tenth in the Preseason Coaches' Poll.