Madison College Wolfpack

SOUTH HOLLAND, ILL. - South Suburban College remains a hill the Madison College women's soccer team simply cannot get over as the top-seeded Bulldogs ended the fourth-seeded WolfPack's season for a second consecutive year Tuesday with a 3-0 decision in the Region 4 Tournament Semifinals. The shutout loss marked just the fourth time this season the Pack were held without a goal. The loss ends Madison College's season with an 11-4-2 record, giving the WolfPack its second double-digit win season under head coach Logan Fye.

South Suburban College jumped out to an early lead with a 7' goal against freshman goalkeeper Makenzie Roman. The Bulldogs added some breathing room with another goal in the 18'. The 2-0 lead held into the second half, when SSC pushed the differential to three goals with another scoring strike in the 58'.

Madison College managed to put just one shot on goal, a kick by freshman Chloe Adalin in the 20' that was denied by the Bulldogs goalkeeper. Freshman Emlyn Knutson logged the team's only other shot, missing high in the 12'. 

Roman, a native of Monona, Wisconsin, was credited with four saves.

South Suburban College (15-1), which has won 15 straight matches and is ranked #15 in the NJCAA Division II Poll, earned two shutout wins over the WolfPack this season and leads the all-time series by a 6-1-1 margin, including a 2-0 mark in postseason contests. The Bulldogs advance to the Region 4 Division II Championship against Rock Valley College (14-2-3) as the two teams will meet in the final for the fifth consecutive year. The championship will be played at Madison College's Irwin A. & Robert D. Goodman Pitch-East on Saturday, November 7 at noon. 

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