The Colorado State women’s soccer team rallied to erase a two goal first half deficit against Kansas State, but Wildcats' freshman Brookelynn Entz scored in the 95th minute to give the home team a 3-2 victory. Sunday’s game marked the last non-conference match of the season for CSU and an opportunity for the Rams to get off to the best start in program history with a win or a … [Read more...]
CSU soccer solidifies roster while eyeing best start in program history
With one non-conference game remaining, the Colorado State women’s soccer team has the opportunity to enter Mountain West play with a winning record for the first time in the program’s five-year history. Through seven games, the Rams are 2-3-2 for a .429 points percentage. If CSU can win or tie against Kansas State (3-3-1) on Sunday, the Rams’ points percentage will be above … [Read more...]
Big second half propels Rams to 5-1 victory over North Dakota State
The Colorado State women’s soccer team netted five goals in the final 45 minutes of Sunday’s game against North Dakota State to defeat the Bison 5-1 at the CSU Soccer Field. For the second time in September, the Rams exploded for five goals in a game, tying a program record for most goals in a single match. In a 5-1 win against New Mexico State on Sept. 1, freshman Ally … [Read more...]
Freshmen leading CSU soccer’s offensive resurgence
The Colorado State women’s soccer team couldn’t find the back of the net for the first two games of the 2017 season. But since their Aug. 20 overtime loss to Denver, the Rams have regained their offensive stride. CSU racked up 17 shots, six shots on net and zero goals in the first two games of the season. In the three games since, the Rams have registered 46 shots, 20 shots on … [Read more...]
Murphy-Pauletto earns national recognition
Colorado State forward Ally Murphy-Pauletto was voted the NCAA Women’s Soccer Player of the Week on Wednesday afternoon. The Boulder native received 36 percent of the 1,747 fan votes, coming in ahead of Seattle University’s Leahi Manthei, Western Carolina’s Natalia Icen and Kennesaw State’s Tiffany Sornpao. The vote was held on NCAA Soccer’s Twitter account … [Read more...]
