Colorado College played Colorado St. to a 1-1 tie on Sunday at Stewart Field. Colorado College kept the pressure on from 70:49 to 85:01 with the score tied 1-1 but could not find the net.
First Half
- Colorado St. went ahead 1-0 at 14:39 when Stina Mathews scored off assists from Ana Kubiaczyk and Poppy O'Brien.
- The match moved into a foul-heavy stretch, with four combined fouls from 24:12 to 33:24 and two more by 38:14 while the score remained 1-0.
- Colorado St. was whistled offside at 36:11, 37:22 and 43:51, and Colorado College went to halftime trailing 1-0.
Second Half
- Colorado College turned early second-half pressure into the equalizer at 55:59, when
Finley Schoenbeck scored to tie the match 1-1 after an earlier corner and a blocked shot. It was Schoenbeck's first goal of the season.
- The match stayed level through a foul-heavy stretch, then Colorado College generated more pressure with shots from Schoenbeck and
Sophia Mayne before adding three corners and three shots between 77:51 and 85:01.
- Colorado St. put two late shots on goal, but
Regan Wallace saved both attempts from Mia Casey in the 89th minute as the match finished 1-1.
Finley Schoenbeck scored an unassisted game-tying goal and led Colorado College with four shots, putting two on goal.
Regan Wallace played all 90 minutes in goal and recorded two saves while allowing one goal.
Colorado College is 2-4-3 overall. Colorado St. is 1-6-2 overall.
Up next, Colorado College soccer team hosts Hawaii on Thursday, Sept. 24, 2026, at 6 p.m. at Stewart Field Home.
Coach Keri Sanchez's Thoughts After the Match
Overall Thoughts
I thought we had a good response in the second half. I thought we had a pretty poor showing in that first half, just came out a little bit slow, tentative, and they were kind of fired up. They'd had a good result against Kansas State and really wanted to take it to us, we didn't match their energy for sure in the first half. That's a lot of what we talked about at halftime is just, you know, we've got to want it, our desire has to go up, I was proud of the response. Just didn't generate enough shots on goal in order to win the game, but I'm glad that we at least clawed back and got a point.
Thoughts on Dealing with the Physicality of the Last Two Matches
I thought we did okay. I still think they probably were more physical than we were, that's a good thing that we've got to be reminded of before we start conference play. You've got to be in it if you really want to win it, right? We will go back to the drawing board, remind them of what it means to be a CC Tiger soccer player, we'll be better on Thursday.
Thoughts on Finley Schoenbeck's Free Kick Goal
Ah well, I just love that she got that. That's one of the things that she was trying to work on the last couple of weeks was being one of those shooters in that environment. I'm really excited for her because she has been working hard actually putting a lot of minutes in the back line for us. I'm glad she got a goal today.
Thoughts on Quality Chances Not Translating to Goals
For me it's just more, more desire. We got to find some goalscorers and we said, we're gonna basically have a triumph to be on our front line this week and you're going to prove to the coaching staff who can put something on that, right? Get a head on it, get a toe on it. I thought coming out of that holding mid position in the second half, I think maybe outshot our forwards. Maybe she becomes our new forward. Interviewer: Awesome. Well, good luck in conference play. Respondent: All right, thank you.
