Colorado College lost to Minnesota 5-0 on Sunday. The Tigers finished with eight shots, including two on goal, while Minnesota put 10 of its 14 shots on frame.
First Half
- Colorado College created the first attacking stretch with
Nadia Cassamajor's shot at 4:28, a corner kick at 4:42, and a
Dayleigh Bos shot at 5:56.
- The match stayed scoreless through the middle of the half as Sarah Martin saved Cassamajor's 13:37 attempt and
Regan Wallace stopped Katelyn Rigg at 16:19 before a four-foul stretch from 19:21 to 26:49.
- Colorado College added a corner at 28:13 and another Bos shot at 32:58, but Minnesota scored twice late: Davy Mokelke from Tenley Senden at 39:57 and Senden from Hailee Christensen and Keegan Schmeiser at 41:22 for a 2-0 halftime lead.
Second Half
- Colorado College worked through early Minnesota pressure, with
Nadia Cassamajor putting a shot on goal at 53:42 and
Regan Wallace saving Hannah Heinlein's attempt at 64:44.
- Minnesota added goals from Davy Mokelke at 68:06 and Ellen Neuharth at 70:44, then Keegan Schmeiser converted a penalty kick at 73:22.
- Minnesota generated five corner kicks from 76:49 to 82:06, but
Erika Upson made saves on Savannah Enriquez and Tenley Senden as the Tigers kept the score at 5-0 over the closing stretch.
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Erin diVittorio had Colorado College's final shot at 86:21, and Minnesota finished the match with a 5-0 win.
Nadia Cassamajor led the Tigers with three shots and put two on goal.
Regan Wallace started in goal and recorded three saves in 70:44.
Erika Upson added two saves in 19:16 off the bench.
Colorado College is 2-3-2 overall. Minnesota is 4-1-1 overall.
Up next, the Colorado College soccer team hosts Kansas State on Sunday, Sept. 13, at 1 p.m. at Stewart Field Home.
