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Dordt University

0
Dordt (IA) DU (4-8-5)
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Winner Hastings HAS (16-2-1)
Dordt (IA) DU
(4-8-5)
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Final
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Hastings HAS
(16-2-1)
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 F
Dordt (IA) DU 0 0 0
Hastings HAS 2 0 2
Jenna Roberts

Game Recap: Women's Soccer | | Athletic Communications

Defenders Season Ends With 2-0 Loss at Hastings

The Dordt University women's soccer team lost to Hastings 2-0 in a quarterfinal match of the 2026 Great Plains Athletic Conference (GPAC) postseason tournament.  The Defenders end the season with a 4-8-5 record; Hastings advances to the GPAC semifinals with a 16-2-1 overall record. 

Scoreless until the 20th minute, Hastings netted both goals in a span of 44 seconds around the 21st minute. Madison Rhodes scored the first goal off a cornerkick and assist by Caroline Heuser; it was Rhodes GPAC leading 21st goal of the season. Moments later, Jasmin Bislev scored off a shot from 30-yards out.

By the Numbers: 

  • Dordt was outshot 16-5 for the match, 8-1 on-goal
  • Ashlyn Marjama recorded the Defenders shot on-goal
  • Emerson Skuodas (2-3-1) matched her career-best with six saves
  • Bislev led Hastings with three shots on-goal and Olivia Ohlman added two shots on-goal
  • Autumn Button (13-1-1) made one save

Notes: 

  • Dordt ends its season with a loss to Hastings for the second consecutive season
  • the Defenders are 7-32-3 all-time against the Broncos
  • Dordt was making its 24th appearance in the GPAC Tournament and is 16-23 all-time in the postseason
  • GPAC Tournament Scores: 
    • #1 Hastings 2, #8 Dordt 0
      #4 Mount Marty 3, #5 Briar Cliff 2
      #3 Morningside 3, #6 Dakota Wesleyan 1
      #7 College of Saint Mary 1, #2 Concordia 0 
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Scoring Summary

Scoring Summary
Scoring Team Scoring Play
20:20
HAS Madison Rhodes
Assisted By: Caroline Heuser
GOAL by Hastings Madison Rhodes (FIRST GOAL), Assist by Caroline Heuser
21:04
HAS Jasmin Bislev
Assisted By: Avery Higgins
GOAL by Hastings Jasmin Bislev, Assist by Avery Higgins

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