ST. PAUL, Minn. - Poor weather conditions in the region have forced officials to relocate this Wednesday's doubleheader between Concordia-St. Paul and Sioux Falls to the West St. Paul Dome, with the games shifted to Thursday at 9:30 a.m.

The Golden Bears are 20-5-1 overall and off to a 3-3 start in league play while the Cougars enter Thursday with a 13-13 overall record and 1-4 mark in conference play. CSP has made plans to provide a free live webcast of the doubleheader, along with live statistics, pending the venue's capability to support a video stream.

LAST TIME OUT: CSP PRODUCES 3-1 RECORD IN MANKATO
The Golden Bears relocated their home opening weekend to the Maverick All-Sports Dome in Mankato, Minnesota, sweeping Wayne State 4-1 and 3-0 before securing a third-straight win with a 5-1 game one win over #7 Augustana. The Vikings took the final game of the weekend in five innings, 11-1.

Bryanna Olson went 2-0 on the weekend, producing a 0.50 earned run average in a pair of complete games with 12 strikeouts and limiting opposing bats to a .173 average and just one extra base hit. Kristi Pilz also delivered her first career complete game shutout in the team's game two win against WSC on Saturday.

Clara Heislen hit .455 (5-11) with five runs, a double, two home runs, four RBIs and three stolen bases on the weekend. Her highlight was a 2-3 day with three runs, two home runs, two stolen bases and three RBIs in CSP's win over Augustana, followed by a game two performance against the Vikings where she walked in her only two plate appearances.

SERIES HISTORY: USF 11, CSP 5
The Cougars hold the edge in the all-time series as the teams are scheduled to meet for the 17th and 18th times this week, but CSP has captured wins in three of the last five and two of the last three in recent history dating back to game two of 2018's doubleheader. The Golden Bears are 2-4 in neutral site contests against the Cougars, last squaring off at a neutral site in 2018 at the West St. Paul Dome with USF winning game one 5-3 before CSP took game two 8-1.