MINOT, ND – Playing a third straight game indoors to start a unique spring season, the University of Mary women's soccer team dropped a 3-0 decision to Montana State University Billings. The Yellowjackets broke the game open late with two goals in the final nine minutes of play.
 
Playing inside the Air-Supported Dome in Minot, ND, the Yellowjackets controlled play early and struck first when Jordan Roe placed the ball in the lower left side of the net in the 21^st minute on the third shot of the game, all by MSU Billings.
 
UMary made a push to pull even with a couple scoring attempts around the 34^th minute but a shot by Emma Davies sailed high and Kayla Alcott's shot to the low left side of the net was stopped.
 
The Marauders had a couple attempts off set pieces to pull even in the second half but was unable to convert. Alcott managed a shot off a corner kick serve in the 48^th minute and Cassidy Pierce had a look in the 74^th minute but neither could connect.
 
The Yellowjackets sealed their win with goals in the 82^nd and 88^th minute, the second coming on a penalty kick.
 
MSU Billings held an 11-5 edge in shots and a 5-2 advantage in shots on frame. Both teams had a pair of corner kicks.
 
Next up for the Marauders (1-2 overall) is a match at MSU Moorhead on March 21.
 
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