Colorado College defeated Hawaii 2-0 on Thursday at Stewart Field. Colorado College held Hawaii scoreless despite 15 shots, with seven saves helping preserve the shutout. Colorado College totaled seven saves in the game, surpassing its season average of 3.44.
First Half
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Regan Wallace made an early save on Olivia Dianda at 3:57 before Colorado College generated two shots on goal and two corner kicks between 11:08 and 15:17.
- Hawaii created pressure later in the half with corner kicks at 24:53 and 26:02, and Wallace saved shots by Anuhea Aluli and Tatum Porter to keep the match scoreless.
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Finley Schoenbeck put Colorado College in front at 35:59, then converted a penalty kick at 40:34 to move Colorado College ahead 2-0 before halftime. Schoenbeck achieved a season-high of two goals.
Second Half
- Hawaii created the early second-half pressure with a corner at 46:26 and three shots by 57:28. With Colorado College ahead 2-0, Hawaii added three corners and four shots from 59:09 to 70:41, including
Regan Wallace's save on Izzy Ayala at 61:39.
- Wallace made two more saves as Hawaii kept pushing, stopping Ayala at 73:02 and Ella Gollis' attempt at 76:09.
- Colorado College earned four corners from 77:41 to 86:23, and Kennedy Justin saved shots by
Finley Schoenbeck and
Chloe Bunton before stopping Schoenbeck's penalty kick at 86:23.
- Hawaii had the final looks, with Wallace saving Jordyn Eldredge Sagapolutele at 87:21 before a shot and corner in the final minute, and Colorado College closed out the 2-0 win.
Finley Schoenbeck scored twice, including the first goal and game-winner, and led Colorado College with seven shots and five shots on goal. Colorado College registered seven shots on goal in the game, above its season average of 4.22.
Regan Wallace made seven saves over 90 minutes and recorded a shutout.
Colorado College is 3-4-3 overall and 1-0-0 in conference play. Hawaii is 3-4-1 overall and 0-1-0 in conference play.
Up next, Colorado College soccer team hosts UC Davis on Sunday, Sept. 27, at 1 p.m. at Stewart Field Home.
