In an overall analysis of the game, Albert Lea High School girls’ soccer coach Dawn Conzemius was satisfied.

Friday, October 08, 1999

In an overall analysis of the game, Albert Lea High School girls’ soccer coach Dawn Conzemius was satisfied.

It was the final score she didn’t particularly care for.

Conzemius’s Tigers outshot and, by most accounts, outplayed Austin Thursday night but lost 2-1 in a Big Nine meeting at Hammer Field.

&uot;We did a lot of things well,&uot; said Conzemius. &uot;If I were to critique the game according to how we played, I’m pleased. It was just a matter of things didn’t fall in our favor. I wish more of those shots on goal would have gone in.&uot;

The Packers put the first goal in the net in the 13th minute of the first half, and it was 1-0 at halftime.

The Tigers’ Brittany Hanson knotted it in the 19th minute of the second half and it remained 1-1 until the final minute of regulation.

Austin scored the gamewinner on a breakaway with 18 seconds remaining.

For the game, the Tigers outshot the Packers 32-13.

Jenny Elseth was in the nets for Albert Lea.

Kim DeYoung and Amy Ravenhorst played a strong game for the Tigers, according to Conzemius.

The Albert Lea junior varsity won 4-1.

The loss dropped the varsity Tigers to 8-4 in the Big Nine and 9-5 overall. They travel to Rochester John Marshall Saturday, with the JV game set for 1 p.m. and the varsity for 3 p.m.