The Colorado College women's soccer team played its most complete game of the season on Friday night and was rewarded with a 2-0 victory over the University of Nevada at Stewart Field.

The Tigers struck for the only goal they needed midway through the first half when senior forward Jacqui Hand scored on the rebound of her penalty kick. Hand drilled a shot off the right post, but the carom went directly to Kiley Suter, who touched the ball back toward Hand and she pounded it into the net.

It marked the seventh time that Hand and Suter combined on a game winner during their careers and the sixth time it was Suter who set up a deciding goal by Hand. It also was the 12th time they factored on a goal of any type.

Hand leads CC's current players with eight game winners, while Suter is the team's active leader with eight career game-winning assists.

Hand climbed into a tie for 19th place in program history with 17 career goals and 35th with 37 points.  

Freshman midfielder Kaelin Enga gave the Tigers an insurance goal in the 57th minute when she scored for the first time off a service from junior defender Aspen Jeter from 30 yards out on the right side. It also was Jeter's first point at Colorado College.

In the defensive third, Colorado College allowed just five total shots.

Graduate goalkeeper Taryn Benham stopped four shots while recording her second clean sheet in the last four games.
    
  
Coach's Comments
"That was a complete performance from start to finish," head coach Geoff Bennett said. "That's our bar. We are capable of playing really, really well for 90 minutes. But we will quickly put this behind us, not be satisfied, and fight for three more points in Sunday."
 
Colorado College Standouts
Jacqui Hand led the Tigers with eight shots, four of which were on target.
Lily Byrne launched four shots, including three that were on target.
 
University of Nevada Standout
Kendal Stovall finished with 10 saves for the Wolf Pack.

Notes
Colorado College improved to 2-7-1 overall and 1-1-1 in the Mountain West.
Nevada slipped to 1-8-1 overall and 0-2-1 in conference play.
 
Next for the Tigers
CC plays host to UNLV on Sunday at 1:30 p.m. MT.