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Washburn and Emporia State will meet in Wichita for the MIAA soccer semifinals Friday

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If you like college soccer, mark Fri., Nov. 6. No. 1 seed Washburn faces No. 5 seed Emporia State in the MIAA semifinals at the in Wichita, and kickoff is set for 3 p.m.

Emporia State got there Sunday by scoring three times in the final 20 minutes of a 3-0 win over No. 4 seed Central Oklahoma in Edmond, Okla. Washburn beat Northeastern State 1-0 on Haley Thomsen's goal in the 74th minute.

3goals Emporia State scored in the final 20 minutes Sunday

Aubrey Seltman got her first goal of the year, MIAA Offensive Player of the Year Ella Favot doubled the lead, and Avery Zimmerman scored with less than 30 seconds to play.

Source: KVOE

  • Emporia State: in the semifinals for the second straight year
  • Goalkeeper Terra Rybuck: third shutout of the year
  • Washburn's only goal: Haley Thomsen, 74th minute

Emporia State and Washburn both advanced without giving up a goal

5Tournament seed1
3Goals scored Sunday1
0Goals allowed Sunday0

Sources: KVOE, WIBW

Sources: KVOE, WIBW

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