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BengalsFriday, November 13

Idaho State's soccer season ends on penalty kicks while other Bengals teams play on

The Good Day Pocatello teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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Idaho State soccer's season came down to one kick. The Bengals tied Northern Arizona 1-1 Wednesday in the first round of the in Missoula, with Gracie East scoring in the 71st minute. Then they lost the shootout 3-2 when Northern Arizona goalkeeper Lexi Saveski denied junior Sofia Wolf's final attempt.

Idaho State lost its Big Sky tournament first-round game on penalty kicks

  • Idaho State1
    Northern Arizona1
    FinalNorthern Arizona won the shootout 3-2 after two overtimes.

Sources: East Idaho News, Idaho State Journal

If you follow other Bengals teams, volleyball is the one on a roll, with back-to-back home wins over last-place Southern Utah and first-place Utah Tech. Idaho State plays at Northern Arizona Saturday, then returns to Reed Gym next week.

  • Volleyball: 17-9 overall, 9-5 in the Big Sky
  • Cross country: NCAA Mountain Regionals in Albuquerque today
  • Football: 6-4, 3-4 in the Big Sky after the Montana State loss
  • Golf: 902 (+38), fourth-best 54-hole score in program history

Idaho State sits fourth in Big Sky volleyball with nine conference wins

Source: East Idaho News

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Utah Tech14
Northern Arizona10
Northern Colorado10
Idaho State9
Portland State9

Sources: East Idaho News, Idaho State Journal

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