The Colorado College women's soccer team turned in another solid Sunday performance at UNLV, but again the Tigers did not get a result that matched their effort.

The Rebels struck for a pair of second-half goals and dealt CC a 2-0 setback at Peter Johann Memorial Field.

After a scoreless first half during which the Tigers had a 9-6 edge in total shots, the Rebels broke through in the 60th minute when Jadyn Nogues scored off a feed from Malika Markham.

Colorado College came close to leveling the score in the 77th minute, but Jenna Wilt's shot from inside the box was blocked by a UNLV defender. 

The Tigers won four of their nine second-half corner kicks during the final 30 minutes, but were unable to capitalize on the opportunities.

Lourdes Bosch added an insurance goal with a little more than three minutes to play to secure the victory for the Rebels.

Colorado College finished the game with a 15-11 edge in total shots.

The Tigers won 10 corners, while UNLV had just one.

CC slipped to 8-4-0 overall and 3-3-0 in the Mountain West.
 
Colorado College Standouts
Jacqui Hand led the Tigers with five shots.
Jenna Wilt launched four shots for CC.
Molly Hiniker made one save.

UNLV Standouts
Lourdes Bosch led the Rebels with five shots.
Sevilla finished with four saves for UNLV.

Next for the Tigers
Colorado College kicks off its final home weekend of the season against the University of New Mexico on Friday, Oct. 18, at 7 p.m. on Stewart Field.