The University of Minnesota Duluth soccer team saw their 2022 season come to a close after a hard-fought 2-0 loss with St. Cloud State. The Bulldogs celebrated their last match of the season with honoring their senior class. 

The Bulldogs created strong offensive pressure, but couldn't keep it up long term. UMD came out firing, creating a good scoring opportunity and putting strong pressure on St.Cloud's back line. However, the pressure didn't last as the Huskies were able to capitalize on a high, loose ball making it 1-0 midway through the first half.

St. Cloud would continue to create pressure against the Bulldogs, but didn't see another score until late in the second half when they scored off a penalty kick. The Bulldog's backline put up a good fight, only allowing the Huskies three shots and one shot on goal the whole night. 

The Bulldogs would go on to change the momentum of the game midway through the second half and were able to create multiple scoring chances. The Bulldogs had six corner kicks on the night, none breaking the no-score game. UMD's Anna Tobias led the team with two shots on goal, followed by midfielders Daisy Miller and Tori Thorson. 

The Bulldogs would finish their season with an overall record of 8-7-3 and 7-5-3 in conference play. The Bulldogs showed grit and determination this season by taking down conference powerhouses Minot State and Augustana, and saw several career highs across the board. They celebrated seven seniors tonight who dedicated themselves to the betterment of the program. Here are the 2022 soccer seniors…

A Psychology major from Oshkosh, Wis., senior forward Lauren Singstock started in 21 of her 46 games and notched one career goal and eight assists in her time as a Bulldog. She is a 2-time NSIC All-Academic Team member as well as a 20211' NSIC All-Academic Team of Excellence member. This Bulldog also took part in the Kicks for Causes this season and dedicated her Kicks for Cause to the Animal Allies organization. 

A social work major from Prior Lake, Minn, fifth year senior forward Hannah Caldwell has overcome lots in her time as a Bulldog, including two season ending injuries and a season lost to Covid-19. She has tallied five goals, three that were scored this season, as well as one game winning goal. She has been heavily involved within the greater community by creating and organizing a soccer league for the Northwoods Children home where kids play in a soccer league once a week, coached by UMD soccer players. She dedicated her 2021 Kicks for causes to CASDA  and Safe Haven Shelter for Women and Children and was named to the 2021 NSIC All-Academic Team. 

A physical education, Health and DAPE Education major from St. Michael, Minn, senior midfielder Daisy Miller has overcome several injuries in previous seasons, logged over 1,000 minutes this season, and raised her career minutes to 1,427. She is a 2-time member of both the NSIC All-Academic team and the NSIC All-Academic Team of Excellence. She dedicated her Kicks for cause to Courage Kenney. 

A Public History Major from Superior, Wis, senior forward Erin Walpole played in 44 games which includes nine starts. She has notched three goals –including one game-winner, and two assists for eight points over her career,  as well as 677 minutes this season. She is a 2-time NSIC All-Academic Team member and was named to the 2020 NSIC all-Academic Team of Excellence. She joined her fellow seniors in dedicating her time to her Kicks for Cause, CASDA.. 

A psychology major from Webster Mn, senior defender Brooke Scheuble appeared in 23 games, including 15 this season, after overcoming a season-ending knee injury during the 2021 preseason.As a defender, she has earned three starts and logged four shots on goal from the backline. She dedicated her kicks for cause to the American Cancer Society in 2021 where she helped raise awareness and donations for an organization close to her heart.

A Biochemistry and Chemistry major from Lino lakes Mn, senior defender Eliana Marciano started every game this season and tallied a career high 1252 minutes -the second most on the team this year. She is third on the team in points, with three goals and an assist for seven total points, and is tied for 10th in the NSIC for game -winning goals with two. She is a 2-time NSIC All-Academic team member and was named to the NSIC all-Academic team of excellence in 2021. She dedicated her kicks for cause to Mothers Against Drunk Driving where she helped raise awareness and donations for the organization. 

A Biology Major from Magnolia Tex, senior defender Maddie Felton was  a transfer from the University of Northern Iowa. In her two years as a Bulldog, she collected 2188 minutes, 1188 coming from this season, good for third overall in minutes this season. She notched one assist on the year and contributed to six shutout wins from the backline. She joined her fellow seniors in dedicating her Kicks for Cause to the Animal Allies Humane society.