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ST. PAUL, Minn. (2/27/10)-- For the second straight game against St. Thomas, Concordia outshot the Tommies, failed to score in seven power play attempts and lost. The Cobbers outshot UST 44-30 on Saturday in St. Paul, went 0-for-7 in man-advantage situations and lost 2-1 in overtime.

The loss ends the Cobbers' season at 12-11-2 overall and 7-9-2 in the conference. CC finishes in seventh place in the league standings. St. Thomas improves to 14-8-3 overall and 12-4-2 in the conference and will be the No.3 seed in the upcoming MIAC playoffs.

The drama for the game on Saturday played out in the final five minutes in regulation and into the overtime period. Trailing 1-0 with less than five minutes to play in the third period, Cobber sophomore Kit Hollway finally got CCC on the board with 4:38 left in regulation. For Hollway it was her seventh goal of the season and Emily Sell and Ali Nelson picked up the assists on the play. Hollway's goal came after Concordia went scoreless in their first 36 shots on goal.

With the score tied at 1-1, both teams went on the offensive trying to end the game before overtime. In the final four minutes of play, the teams combined for 10 shots on goal with each team getting five chances to put the game away in regulation.

In the overtime period, Concordia pulled goalie Maddie Haroldson in order to try and come away with a win in the final game of the regular season. The tactic lasted for :39 seconds until the Tommies were able to get a 2-on-0 break and Taylor Schluter converted the tap in for the game-winning goal at the 3:44 mark of the extra frame.

Concordia outshot St. Thomas in the first, third and overtime periods and finished with the 14-shot advantage in shots on goal. Cobber senior goalie Maddie Haroldson finished her career in maroon and gold by stopping 28 of the 29 shots she faced. Tommie netminder Lauren Bradel made 43 saves to pick up her second win of the weekend.