ROUND ROCK, Texas -- After 110 minutes of scoreless action, Concordia University (Tex.) advanced to its second-straight SCAC Tournament final, 3-2, on penalty kicks over top-seeded Texas Lutheran University in the first SCAC Women's Soccer Tournament semifinal at Round Rock Multipurpose Complex. Official Championships Website | Tournament Stats | Interview w/ Kylie Bourquin and Andy Tunnicliffe | Photos
Concordia's Shelby Jones buried the fifth kick and Kylie Bourquin delivered a save on TLU's fifth attempt to send the Tornados into the SCAC Championship match.
The Tornados are now just the fifth program in conference history to appear in back-to-back SCAC Tournament Finals.
NOTABLES
- Today's match was the third consecutive year Texas Lutheran and Concordia have matched up in the SCAC Tournament Semifinal Round. TLU earned a win in the 2024 semifinals but the Tornados have advanced in the last two, last season, 1-0, in regulation and today advancing in pens.
- It was the fifth scoreless game in SCAC Tournament history and the first since the 2019 final.
- Texas Lutheran is now 9-11-4 all-time in SCAC Tournament play, while Concordia sits at 3-2-1. The two teams are now 1-1-1 against each other in tournament action.
- Kylie Bourquin finished with 11 saves, the most by any Concordia goalkeeper in SCAC Tournament history and tied for 14th most in league history for a single game.
UP NEXT
Concordia (TX) moves on to Sunday's Championship match to face St. Thomas this Sunday at 11am.
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