ANN ARBOR, Mich. – The Golden Eagles finished the regular season on a high note with a 2-0 victory over Concordia. It was a different way than normal for the first goal of the game as Concordia let up an own goal late in the first half with Tyler Corstange adding one more of his own before halftime. With that victory, Cornerstone has now qualified for the WHAC Tournament as they will await to see who they play on Saturday, November 4.
 
Game Recap: Cornerstone – 2 Concordia - 0
 
First Half

• The first shot of the match came in the eighth minute as the Concordia forwards shot sailed high.
• Boston Knapp had the first opportunity of the match in the 11^th minute for the Golden Eagles as his shot sailed wide left.
• Cornerstone had a great opportunity in the 29^th minute as a shot from Pablo Rodriguez was blocked by the Concordia defender that led to a shot from Liam McHugh that hit the post as the Cardinals escape a scary situation.
• Tyler Corstange had an opportunity in the 36^th minute but his shot was blocked that led to a corner kick. After the ball ricocheted around, the ball went off a Cardinal player and into the goal for an own goal to give Cornerstone a 1-0 lead in the 37^th minute.
• Right before halftime, Tyler Corstange finally found the back of the net off a pass from Steven Stidham to give Cornerstone a 2-0 lead.

 
Second Half

• Cornerstone came out aggressive in the second half with shots by Steven Stidham and Jake Madak in the 47^th minute that did not get past the goalie.
• The Golden Eagles continue to be aggressive as shots from Pablo Rodriguez and Jake Madak in the 56^th and 58^th minute were saved by the Concordia goalie.
• The Golden Eagles had a corner kick opportunity in the 74^th minute but was negated by a foul on the play.
• Concordia had a shot in the 86^th minute but sailed high over the goal.
• Cornerstone goes onto win 2-0 and sneak into the WHAC Tournament.

 
By The Numbers
9 – Tyler Corstange scored his ninth goal of the season in the victory
4 – Cornerstone had four saves and four corner kicks for the game
1 – Concordia technically had one goal, but it was for the Golden Eagles

What's Next
Cornerstone has qualified for the WHAC Tournament and will await to see who they play in the Quarterfinal on Saturday, November 4.
 
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