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MSC Men's Soccer Title Match: CU 5. LWC 3 Campbellsville men's soccer wins first-ever Mid-South Conference Tournament title with shootout over Lindsey Wilson, at Jim Ross Field at Warren East High School, before crowd of 216. By Richard RoBards News from Campbellsville University BOWLING GREEN, KY -- Sixth-ranked Campbellsville University dodged bullets all night long, but it was a missile by Yudai Yamauchi in a shootout after 110 minutes of scoreless soccer that gave the Tigers their first Mid-South Conference Tournament Championship tonight at Warren East High School's Jim Ross Field. For the record, the match was a tie. But a 5-3 advantage in penalty kicks won CU (15-0-3) the automatic qualifier for a NAIA Tournament bid. The Tigers currently hold the NAIA's longest unbeaten streak at 36 games (31-0-5). Lindsey Wilson (13-4-2) applied pressure all night long, throwing 29 shots (eight on goal) at keeper Gonzalo Sapena. He stopped every one of them to give him 47 saves on the year. But his biggest save came on the Blue Raiders' first penalty kick when he stopped an attempt by Franck Bikoya. That gave the Tigers all the room they would need to slip through the championship door. Daniel Nimmo, Nathan Heath, Ross Lindsay and Pak Hei Chan all put kicks past LWC keeper Caio Bergamo during the shootout. Campbellsville attempted 13 shots, four on goal. Chan led the charge with three shots while Yamauchi had two. Lucas Freitas, Guilherme Fanck, Chan and Yamauchi all had shots on goal -- stopped by Alvaro Cortazar. LWC's Aleksi Pahkasalo led all players with 10 shots, four on goal. Campbellsville was issued four yellow cards during the highly-contested match. This story was posted on 2016-11-12 03:21:21
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