The Colorado College women's soccer team extended its unbeaten streak to four matches and posted its third consecutive shutout Sunday with a 0-0 draw against Boise State at Boas Soccer Complex.
 
Colorado College, which defeated Utah State 1-0 on Thursday, is 5-4-4 overall and 2-1-3 in the Mountain West, while Boise State moved to 6-2-7 and 2-0-4.
 
The Broncos held a 24-2 advantage in total shots and had seven shots on goal. Tiger goalkeeper Ally Wakeman turned aside all seven and now has 20 saves without allowing a goal in the last three games. The last time CC posted three consecutive shutouts was 2013, when the Tigers had six straight clean sheets midway through the season.
 
CC had trouble generating scoring opportunities throughout the 90 minutes and was not credited with a shot on goal.
 
"That was a tough battle on the road against a quality opponent," head coach Keri Sanchez said. "We battled well defensively and showed composure when building out of the back. Our final third play just didn't quite click. I thought the last 10 minutes or so we shifted the momentum our direction, but just couldn't quite figure out a way to get a shot on goal.  "
 
Boise's Carly Cross led all players with eight attempted shots and tied teammate Kenzie MacMillan with a game-high two shots on target. The Broncos had six corners, while Colorado College had none.
 
The Tigers return home for their final two home matches of the season, beginning on Thursday, Oct. 13, against Wyoming, beginning at 6 p.m., on Stewart Field.