Soccer

A complete list of CSU’s 1st-year student signings

Damon Cook and Emma Askren • November 17, 2023

Editor's Note: This post will continue to be updated as more athletes sign their national letters of intent to play at Colorado State. Colorado State had a busy signing day after the official window...

Rams soccer ends season just short of mountaintop

Damon Cook , Sports Editor • November 4, 2023

Just inches from going in. Colorado State soccer got a look as the ball sailed over the head of Utah State's goalkeeper Diera Walton in the 83rd minute, but Walton saved it by a fingernail, putting...

Rams soccer advances to 1st-ever MW championship after PKs

Damon Cook , Sports Editor • November 1, 2023

Maybe some things are just meant to be. "Mr. Brightside" came on just before Colorado State struck gold in Laramie, Wyoming, winning 0-0 (3-2 penalty kicks) against No. 1 ranked San Diego State. “You...

Rams soccer advances to MW semifinals for 1st time in history

Damon Cook , Sports Editor • October 29, 2023

CSU soccer is a team destined to make history, and the Mountain West Newcomer of the Year jump-started that destiny in their third-ever MW tournament. Colorado State would go on to win their first...

Nail-biter loss shows Rams soccer can hang with the best

Will Engle , Staff Reporter • October 22, 2023

Liv Stutzman just sent out a message to the entire Mountain West: Colorado State soccer will not go down without a fight. The Rams stepped onto their home field for one last time this season to face...

Fout reaches goal record in Rams soccer win over Air Force

Emma Askren, Sports Editor • October 16, 2023

Colorado State began the final day of Homecoming weekend with a soccer match against Air Force Sunday afternoon. The Rams were coming off a shutout victory against Colorado College and looked to continue...

Mia Casey helps Rams soccer cruise past Colorado College

Damon Cook, Sports Editor • October 13, 2023

The Rams offense went MIA in their 3-0 victory over Colorado College. In this case, MIA doesn’t mean missing in action, because Mia Casey was anything but that. Netting three scores for CSU, Casey...

Olivia Fout rediscovers love for soccer at CSU

Emma Askren, Sports Editor • September 27, 2023

While all of the more popular sports attract larger crowds with fewer winning results, the Colorado State soccer team is the opposite. The Rams currently have a record of six wins, two losses and two...

Rams soccer ties with Rebels in battle atop MW standings

Damon Cook , Sports Editor • September 24, 2023

Olivia Fout needed just 1 minute and 46 seconds to score her seventh goal of the season and surpass Liv Layton’s team high of sixth from a season ago. With both teams coming into the game 1-0 in conference...

Rams soccer gets needed win on new fields after two losses

Emma Askren, Sports Editor • September 22, 2023

On Sept. 21, Colorado State competed against the Nevada Wolf Pack on their new practice fields. They were coming off two consecutive losses against Utah Tech and Utah. This game was head coach Keeley...

CSU soccer struggles offensively against Utah in 2nd loss

Ben Fairly, Sports Reporter • September 18, 2023

Head coach Keeley Hagen and her Rams soccer squad took on the Utah Utes (3-2-3) Sunday, Sept. 18. Colorado State had their minds on bouncing back against the Utes after losing their first game against...

CSU soccer historic win streak comes to end after loss to Utah Tech

Ben Fairly, Sports Reporter • September 15, 2023

Thursday’s weather report did not come kindly to the Colorado State soccer squad and their matchup against the Utah Tech Trailblazers as the rain delayed their game for about an hour. Thankfully, Mother...

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