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Aberdeen, S.D.- Wolves soccer fell to Concordia University-St. Paul this afternoon by a score of 2-1. Northern State's overall record drops to 4-4-1 and 2-3-1 in the NSIC, while Concordia advances to 4-5-0 overall and 3-3-0 in conference play.

The Golden Bears came out aggressive in the first period putting pressure on the Wolves defense by taking seven shots, four of which on target. After a scoreless first half, Concordia came back to connect for the first goal of the game off of a penalty kick in the 52^nd minute. Just a minute later, forward Chelsie Lindsay of the Golden Bears shot over goalkeeper, Brittany Tietz, for a second goal to increase the score to 2-0 in favor of Concordia-St. Paul.

With the momentum shifting, Northern State looked to answer back as they accumulated ten of their eleven total shots in the second period. In the 83^rd minute, Kay Hernandez connected for her first goal of the season into the opposite corner of the net. Anna Bondy recorded the assist on the play.

Concordia-St. Paul ended with 13 shots and Northern State finished with 11 total shots in the match. The Wolves had eight different players take shots; Alison Byrd, Allie Macdonald, and Darian Leschewski with two a piece. Goalkeeper Brittany Tietz faced two corner kicks and notched five saves against the Golden Bears.

The Wolves return to action tomorrow from Jerde Field at 1 p.m. to face the No. 13 Minnesota State Mavericks.