WICHITA - Kansas Wesleyan Women's Soccer played to a 1-1 draw with the Friends University Falcons on Saturday evening in the KCAC Semifinals, but the Falcons would advance to next week's championship winning the penalty shootout 4-3.
It was the 21st appearance in the last 22 seasons in the KCAC tournament semifinals for the Coyotes who will end their season on a 13-match unbeaten streak, going 9-0-4 over the run.
The Coyotes scored first in the 13th minute on a goal by Brooklyn Velotta, assisted by Victoria Poon.
Wesleyan would hold a 1-0 lead into the half.
Friends got the equalizer in the 75th minute.
In the first overtime, both teams had one try at a game winner, but were unsuccessful sending the match into a second overtime session.
The Coyotes had another try at a game winner in the 104th minute by Velotta, but her shot was saved.
The match then went to a penalty shootout to decide who would advance to Wednesday's final at Scheels-Stryker Sports Complex. Both teams converted their first two shots, but KWU would miss the third and Friends would convert. The Coyotes made the fourth and Friends missed. It came down to the last round, but the Coyotes missed and Friends would convert to advance.