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Game Notes
Last Action: The Cardinals saw their record fall to 0-12-2 when scoring less than two goals as SMU managed a 1-1 tie and suffered a 3-1 loss to Augsburg last weekend.
Concordia, meanwhile, had its winless streak climb to seven (0-6-1) with 3-1 and 5-3 losses to St. Olaf last weekend.
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A Year Ago: Emily Kearns scored both goals and Nikki Jung had 23 saves as SMU opened its MIAC series vs. Concordia with a 2-1 win on Nov. 22, 2003. The Cardinals completed the sweep a day later, getting 28 saves from Jung in a 3-0 SMU victory.
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Team Tidbits

Rebecca
Jelenc
Scored 1st
collegiate goal
vs. Auggies
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Saint Mary's: SMU enters the final two games of the regular season with a two-point lead over St. Benedict for the fifth and final MIAC playoff spot. SMU secures the No. 5 spot with at least three points (a win and a tie) vs. Concordia this weekend. If SMU splits - and St. Benedict sweeps Bethel - the teams would be tied for fifth, and would have to go to the third tiebreaker critieria - goal differential vs. other playoff teams. Since SMU and St. Ben's split their regular-season series - CSB won the first game 3-1, while the Cardinals took Game 2, 4-2 (MIAC tiebreaker criteria No. 1) and the two teams' head-to-head goal differential is the same (criteria No. 2), SMU would enter the final weekend with acommanding 11-goal advantage over the Blazers with two games remaining.
Rebecca Jelenc (Sheboygan, Wis.) and Jenny Hocum (Rochester, Minn.) accounted for SMU's two goals vs. Augsburg.
Jelenc's goal was the first of her collegiate career.
With one goal in each of their two games vs. Augsburg, SMU is now 0-12-2 in games in which they score less than two goals.
SMU was held to one shot - Jelenc's goal - in the second period of Friday's 1-1 tie.
SMU goalie Nikki Jung (Inver Grove Heights, Minn.) stopped 64 of the 68 shots she faced vs. the Auggies.
Twenty-seven of the Cardinals 38 goals have come in their nine wins.
Çoncordia: The Cobbers have lost three straight and are winless in their last seven games.
The Cobbers are searching for their first win since 5-0 win over Hamline on Jan. 21, 2005.
Concordias win over Hamline in the first of their two-game series, is the only win the Cobbers have in the year 2005.
The Cobbers are 1-11-1 since kicking off the new year with back-to-back losses to UW-Superior.
Lindsay Czarnecki leads Concordia in scoring with nine goals and eight assists.
As a team, Concordia has scored 37 goals.
Three of the Cobbers four wins have come on their home ice.
Concordia is 1-7-0 away from home.
The Cobbers are averaging 1.68 goals-per-game, while their opponents are scoring at a 3.8 gpg clip.
Concordia is 3-6-1 when scoring first, and just 1-11-0 when giving up the games first goal.
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