Wayne State scored with just over 15 minutes remaining to force a 2-2 tie against Minot State in Northern Sun Conference women's soccer played on a frigid Friday afternoon at the WSC Soccer Pitch.  The Wildcats are now 7-6-3 and 5-4-3 in the league while the visiting Beavers move to 5-8-3 and 2-7-3 in the NSIC.
            The Wildcats opened the scoring at the 8:06 mark of the first half when sophomore forward Reagan Allen scored with an assist by Paige Pemberton putting WSC in front 1-0.
            Minot State wasted little time in tying the score as the Beavers scored 1:25 later as Yossi Villagrana found the back of the net to even the match at 1-1.
            The Beavers took the lead in the 25^th minute when Anabel Noches scored in front of the net off an assist from Leilany Ponce for a 2-1 Minot State lead at intermission.
            The score stayed 2-1 until 16 minutes left in the contest when senior midfielder Annika Syrud scored off a pass from Morgan Rhodes to make the score 2-2.      
            Minot State finished the contest with one more shot than WSC 10-9 and held a 5-4 advantage in shots on goal over the Wildcats.  The Beavers also held a 4-1 advantage in corner kicks while Minot State was called for eight fouls compared to six on Wayne State.
            Allen's goal was her third of the season for WSC while Syvrud scored for the first time this season.  Syvrud and Skylar Stueckrath each had two shots and one on goal for the Wildcats.
            Senior goalkeeper Hayden Wallace was credited with three saves in the contest.
            The Wildcats play their final home game of the season Sunday at 12 p.m. hosting the University of Mary on Senior Day.