Taylor Phillips scored the game's only goal in the 77^th minute to give San Jose State a 1-0 victory over Colorado College Sunday evening in the quarterfinals of the 2022 Mountain West Championship in Albuquerque, N.M.
 
CC's season, the first under head coach Keri Sanchez, comes to an end with a 7-7-5 overall record.
 
The Tigers struggled to get anything going offensively throughout the entire match, attempting only five total shots with none on goal. Conversely, San Jose State had 20 total shots, but just two on target.
 
Sixth-seeded Colorado College goalkeeper Ally Wakeman kept the match scoreless with the only save by either team in the 90 minutes against Sabrina Weinman in the 24^th minute.
 
San Jose State keeper Bente Pernot did not have to make a save, but did collect an assist on the goal. She came off her line to battle with CC's Grace Huebner for a loose ball just outside the right corner of the box, won the ball and sent a long pass to Phillips, who was streaking down the right side.
 
Phillips collected the pass, continued dribbling down the right side into the box, cut in towards the middle and placed a left-footed shot into the upper left corner of the net.
 
"I am proud of the effort the team gave tonight," Sanchez said. "We attacked SJSU from the start and were scrappy all game. I loved the grit and pride we played with and am just bummed we could not turn that effort into more shots. I want to thank all the seniors who gave so much. We will miss you!"
 
Tonight's match marked the final one for six Colorado College seniors, Wakeman, Aspen Jeter, Adelaide Gaffney, Jordan Darrow, Josie Morales and Alexa Porter, who did not see any action her senior season due to an injury.