BROOKINGS, S.D. — Colorado College drew South Dakota State 1-1 on Thursday. Colorado College withstood six South Dakota State attacking actions from 86:06 to 88:48 without conceding after the match was level at 1-1.
First Half
- South Dakota State created early chances with a corner at 1:07 and shots at 5:48, 9:28 and 16:11, while Colorado College's first listed shot was
Finley Schoenbeck's saved attempt at 12:41.
- Colorado College built pressure later in the half, earning corners at 23:24 and 29:07 around an
Ella Ashouri shot, then adding an
Erin diVittorio attempt, a corner at 41:36 and
Kate Pulley's shot at 42:12.
- South Dakota State broke through at 43:23 when Deizha Lyn Jacinto scored off assists from MaKynlie Cade and Emma Brezenski, sending Colorado College into halftime down 1-0.
Second Half
- Colorado College generated early pressure after halftime with five shots and four corner kicks between 46:34 and 56:27, including saved shots by
Taylor Mentink and
Tyler Rose.
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Chloe Bunton tied the match 1-1 at 68:31, scoring off assists from
Charlotte Strabel and
Dayleigh Bos. It was Bunton's first collegiate goal.
Charlotte Strabel and
Dayleigh Bos each recorded their first assist of the season.
- Colorado College added another push while the match was level, taking three shots and two corner kicks from 76:27 to 83:02, with
Ella Ashouri's shot saved by Mallorie Benhart.
- South Dakota State pressed late with four shots and two corner kicks from 86:06 to 88:48, but
Regan Wallace saved Katelyn Beulke's attempt to keep the score at 1-1.
Chloe Bunton scored Colorado College's goal, putting her lone shot on frame.
Charlotte Strabel recorded an assist for one point.
Dayleigh Bos also tallied an assist for one point.
Ella Ashouri led Colorado College with three shots and added one attempt on goal.
Colorado College registered 14 shots in the game, which was above their season average of 8.8. They also achieved five shots on goal, exceeding their season average of 4.4. Colorado College is 2-2-2 overall. South Dakota State is 4-1-1 overall.
Up next, Colorado College soccer team travels to Minneapolis, Minnesota, to face Minnesota on Sunday, Sept. 6, 2026, at noon.
