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Women’s Soccer: Augsburg knocks out Bethel from MIAC playoffs

November 2, 2018
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The best shots from Bethel’s MIAC semifinal loss to Augsburg on Wednesday

By Katie Viesselman

Bethel women’s soccer faced Augsburg University on Wednesday afternoon at Ona Orth. After falling behind 3-0, Bethel scored twice in the second half but couldn’t fully mount the comeback, and the Auggies prevailed 4-2. Bethel finishes their season 13-4-1, their best mark in program history.

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Bethel’s Britney Monteon strikes the ball between two Augsburg defenders during the match on Wednesday.

 

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Freshman Caela Helgemo sizes up the field.

 

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Junior Adri Tjeerdsma plays the ball near the sideline, looking to attack the Augsburg defense.

 

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Senior Maggie Sipe winds up for the shot. Sipe set the program record for career points in just three seasons.

 

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Junior Brooke Ogne lets one fly despite the Augsburg defender draped on her back. Ogne recorded one shot in the match Wednesday.

 

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Bethel teammates embrace one another after a goal. The Royals women’s soccer team posted the best season record in program history.
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