Falcons- Raiders play to 0-0 draw

Mequon

Both coaches expected it to be a tight, hard-fought match with the first goal being the key to victory. That first goal never came to be, however, as Concordia and MSOE battled to a 0-0 tie yesterday in the rain at Fitting Field.

Both teams are also very strong this year and neither makes many mistakes in the back which is why the talented opposing goalies combined for only 13 saves in 110 minutes of action.

"It was tale of two halves," said Tom Saleska. "The wind was a factor and we had that wind in the second half, but could not take advantage of excellent opportunities."

MSOE, now 8-0-1 in the NAC, has a date with undefeated Dominican Saturday plus a Lakeland encounter the following Tuesday, while the Falcons (7-1-1) have WLC and Edgewood remaining on their conference schedule.

Concordia can finish second, third, or fourth in the league depending on the outcome of those contests. If Nationally-ranked Dominican defeats MSOE and the Falcons win their final two contests, then CUW can finish no worse than a tie for second place.