BROOKINGS, S.D. -- The No. 6 seed University of North Dakota women's soccer team fell, 1-0, to third-seeded Omaha on Friday evening in the 2022 Summit League Quarterfinals from Brookings, S.D. 

With the loss, North Dakota finishes the season with a 7-9-4 record, with those seven wins sitting as the third most in the program's Division I history (2008-present). The Fighting Hawks also drop to 0-2-0 all-time in the Summit League Championships. 

Omaha broke a 0-0 deadlock in the 82nd minute when Emilie Erland received a ball in the box and fired it past goalkeeper Madi Livingston to send the Mavericks to the semifinal round against South Dakota State on Sunday afternoon. 

Livingston was sharp in net once again for the green and white, making four saves in a full 90 minutes of work. North Dakota fired three shots on goal, with Amelia Loeffler's header off a corner in the 63rd minute providing the best chance, but the two Omaha keepers were able to finish off the combined shutout. 

Postgame Notes
•    UND ends the season at 7-9-4, the third-most wins since moving to Division I
•    Omaha finished with a 9-5 shot advantage, including 5-3 on goal
•    The Hawks were whistled for 17 fouls while Omaha had nine fouls and three yellow cards
•    UNO totaled six corner kicks compared to just two for NoDak 
•    Hannah Olson, Sarah McCracken and Loeffler had the shots on goal for UND

How It Happened

First Half     
No scoring

Second Half
81:08 | UNO - Emilie Erland finds a ball in the box and puts it in the top corner to give the Mavericks a 1-0 lead late in the game. 

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