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For the second week in a row, the Colorado College women's soccer team turned in a dominating Sunday performance and had nothing but heartache to show for its efforts.

Despite a 27-11 advantage in total shots and a 10-5 margin in corner kicks, the Tigers came out on the wrong end of a 3-2 result after Wyoming's Summer Taube converted a penalty kick with 69 seconds remaining in regulation.

The real heroes for the Cowgirls were sophomore goalkeepers Hannah Lee and Riley Furbush, who were under sustained duress throughout the game.

After sophomore midfielder Toni Tsamasfyros gave the Tigers their second lead with a spectacular re-direct of a cross from Jenna Wilt, Furbush got the tips of her gloves on a 35-yard direct kick by sophomore midfielder Abby Hubbard to keep CC from adding a third goal.

Nearly five minutes later, Taube leveled the score at 2-2 when she knocked home Elaine Webber's corner kick near the far post.

Colorado College came within inches of netting the go-ahead goal early in the 82nd minute when senior forward Catie McDonald created space on the right side and sent a shot from 22 yards over the crossbar.

Furbish made two more saves during the final minute, including a tip on sophomore forward Jacqui Hand's high crossing shot with 40 seconds remaining.

The Tigers broke through in the fourth minute when Hubbard curled a shot from 25 yards out on the left side past Lee inside the far post.

A little more than six minutes later, Amber Vokoun leveled the score when she knocked in the rebound of a shot that CC starting goalkeeper Abby Opperman tipped into the far side of the box.

The Tigers slipped to 7-2 overall and 2-2 in conference play.

Colorado College Standouts
Jacqui Hand led the Tigers with three shots on goal.
Jenna Wilt recorded her conference leading eighth assist of the season.
Molly Hiniker came off the bench to make four saves.

Wyoming Standouts
Hannah Lee made six saves during the first half.
Riley Furbish made five saves in the second half.
Jamie Tatum had three shots for the Cowgirls.

Next for the Tigers
Colorado College plays its first conference road games at the University of Nevada and UNLV on Friday and Sunday, respectively.