Saints report: CSS men take third in UMAC soccer
May 9—On the same day that his sister starred in leading St. Scholastica to the UMAC women's soccer title, Nolan Friday scored his first goal of the season in overtime to give the Saints a 2-1 victory over Northland College in the conference third-place game at Saints Field.
Jonah Evans gave the Lumberjacks (4-6-1) an early lead before the Saints responded less than 10 minutes later on an Alex Dodd goal.
CSS (6-3) had a hard time beating Northland goalkeeper Jamie Covill, who made seven saves, until Keegan Chastey found Friday for the game-winner 3 minutes, 12 seconds into overtime.
Morgan Friday netted three goals in St. Scholastica's 4-0 win over Wisconsin-Superior in the women's final.
TENNIS
Northwestern 5, CSS 2
The Saints fell in the UMAC title match Saturday in St. Paul, winning once in doubles and once in singles.
Julia Maier and Madilyn Jankila teamed to win 8-2 at No. 1 doubles and former Virginia standout Ava Warren won 7-5, 6-1 at No. 4 singles, but the Eagles won all the other matches to end St. Scholastica's season at 7-6.
BASEBALL
CSS sweeps Morris
The Saints totaled 21 hits and scored seven runs in the fifth inning to rout Minnesota-Morris 16-0 in seven innings in the second game of a UMAC doubleheader Saturday at Wade Stadium.
Kam Larson had four hits and Mitchell Olson recorded three RBIs as the Saints (17-5) finished 13-3 in conference play.
The Saints jumped to a 7-0 lead in the first two innings of the opener and went on to a 13-2, seven-inning win. Alex Haapajoki had four of the team's 13 hits, while Mitchell Novak and Bryce Huffman each drove in three runs.
