Kaelin Enga made sure the six seniors on the Colorado College women's soccer team won their final home game at Stewart Field.
 
Enga scored the game's lone goal and was a major factor in the middle third of the field for 90 minutes Sunday as the Tigers defeated Colorado State, 1-0, in the 2022 home finale.
 
The sophomore from Colorado Springs took a pass from Erin Ewers, moved to the middle of the field and fired a rocket from 25 yards out that eluded CSU goalkeeper Emilie Gavillet in the 43^rd minute as the Tigers improved to 6-5-4 overall and 3-2-3 in the Mountain West.
 
Enga's second game-winning goal of the season (the other in a 2-1 victory over Bucknell) moved the Tigers into the sixth and final playoff spot in the Mountain West standings with three games to play.
 
The next two games are on the road and then the regular season concludes on Thursday, Oct. 27, against Air Force in the inaugural City for Champions Cup at Weidner Field in downtown Colorado Springs.
 
Senior Ally Wakeman made eight saves, including a leaping stop against Mia Massey early in the second half, and posted her fourth shutout in the last five games. She continues to lead the Mountain West in saves percentage at .817. The Rams outshot Colorado College, 16-12, in total shots and 9-4 in shots on target. Gavillet made four saves in the first half, while Maggie Ogden had four in the second half for Colorado State (4-5-7, 1-2-5), which also held an 11-4 advantage in corner kicks..
 
Wakeman was honored in a post-match ceremony along with fellow seniors Alexa Porter, Aspen Jeter, Jordan Darrow, Adelaide Gaffney and Josie Morales.
 
The Tigers travel to Las Vegas, Nev., for a match on Thursday, Oct. 20, against UNLV, beginning at 8 p.m. (MT).