TIGERS PLAY FINAL HOME MATCHES THIS WEEKEND
The Colorado College women's soccer team plays its final two home matches at Stewart Field this weekend. The Tigers host Wyoming on Thursday, Oct. 13, at 6 p.m., then Colorado State for Senior Day on Sunday, Oct. 16, beginning at 3 p.m.

LAST TIME OUT
The Tigers defeated Utah State, 1-0, and tied Boise State, 0-0, last week on the road. On Thursday, Adelaide Gaffney scored on CC's lone shot on goal of the match, her team-leading fifth tally of the season, to defeat the league-leading Aggies. Lily Bryne started the play with a through ball to Jordan Darrow in the right corner. Darrow sent a cross into the box and Gaffney chipped it over the head of Utah State goalkeeper McKenzie Hunninghake, who suffered her first loss of the season. Ally Wakeman, meanwhile, was outstanding in the net for the second consecutive outing. After making six saves in the Tigers' 3-0 triumph over New Mexico on Sunday, the senior from Lawrenceville, N.J., did one better on Thursday, including five in the first 45 minutes ... On Sunday, Wakeman again made seven saves, including a couple from point-blank range, in the scoreless draw with Boise State to extend the TIgers' unbeaten streak to four and shutout streak to three. The Broncos held a 24-2 advantage in shots.  

WAKEMAN EARNS MW WEEKLY HONOR
Wakeman was named the Mountain West Women's Soccer Defensive Player of the Week. She had 14 saves during the weekend, with seven in each match. The senior from Lawrenceville, N.J., has collected three straight shutouts and is currently working on a scoreless streak of 285 minutes and 50 seconds.

WATCH THE TIGERS
Fans can watch this week's matches on the Mountain West Network. Links are available on the women's soccer schedule at CCTigers.com. Jacob Tobey and Bridget Howard will call the Wyoming match, while Jason Carter and Howard will call the Colorado State contest.

SENIOR DAY ON SUNDAY
Sunday's game will mark the final home appearance for six members of the team. Forward Jordan Darrow (Pacific Palisades, CA), forward Adelaide Gaffney (Prairieville, LA), defender Aspen Jeter (Bend, OR), defender Josie Morales (Santa Barbara, CA), defender Alexa Porter (Littleton, CO) and goalkeeper Ally Wakeman (Lawrenceville, NJ) will be honored in a ceremony after the game.

FOR THE RECORD
Colorado College is 5-4-4 and 2-1-3 in the Mountain West after the win and tie last week. The Tigers are tied for fourth in the league with New Mexico. Wyoming is 3-5-5 and 2-2-2 in the league, good for a sixth-place tie. Meanwhile, Colorado State is 4-4-6 and 1-4-4 in the MW and in eighth place. The Rams play at Air Force on Thursday.

ALL-TIME SERIES VS. OPPONENTS
Colorado College holds an 11-5-0 lead in the all-time series against Wyoming, including a 2-1 victory in Laramie last season. Meanwhile, the Tigers lead the all-time series with Colorado State, 4-1-3. The Rams defeated CC, 1-0, last season in Fort Collins.   

WINNING ALTITUDE
Regardless of whether Colorado College plays on Stewart Field or Washburn Field, the Tigers have enjoyed a significant advantage when playing at home at an elevation of 6,035 feet. Entering last weekend's games, CC is 270-68-33 (.772) in 371 all-time matches on its own campus.

A LOOK AT THE TIGERS
Gaffney leads the team with five goals and 10 points, followed by Shalom Prince with three goals and Brett Tsamafyros with a pair of goals and an assist. Haley Williams, who is tied for second in the Mountain West lead with four assists, is tied for fourth with three others on the squad with four points. Wakeman has appeared in all 13 games and has a 1.18 goals-against average and an .809 saves percentage, which rank third and first in the Mountain West, respectively. Colorado College is one of only five MW teams to own a positive goal differential this season (19-16).

UP NEXT FOR THE TIGERS
Colorado College heads back out on the road for matches at UNLV on Thursday, Oct. 20 (8 p.m.) and the University of Nevada on Sunday, Oct. 23 (1 p.m.)