Denver 1, Texas State 0
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DENVER - (Denver Media Relations) Senior forward Kaitlin Bast (Centennial, Colo.) scored the lone goal of the match to lift the University of Denver women's soccer team to a 1-0 victory over Texas State on Senior Day Sunday at CIBER Field at the University of Denver Soccer Stadium. "We got a really nice goal in the first half," head coach Jeff Hooker. "After that, we stopped putting pressure on them and knocked the ball around the back. We started to do it again in the second half, and after they started sitting back a little, we didn't need another goal so we continued to knock the ball around. We were able to keep the ball most of the match and protect against the counter."
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Idaho 2, Louisiana Tech 1
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RUSTON, La. - (Idaho Media Relations)In a must-win match, on the road, facing a team unbeaten in 11-consecutive games, University of Idaho women's soccer struck early and then withstood a furious rally for a 2-1 in at Louisiana Tech on Sunday. Entering the match, the Lady Techsters were 6-0-2 at home and had surrendered just two total goals in their first eight home games. The Vandals struck twice in the first 12 minutes to grab the momentum, then the Idaho back line did the rest to preserve the win and the crucial three points in the conference standings.
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UTSA 2, New Mexico State 1
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LAS CRUCES, N.M. - (UTSA Media Relations) - UTSA jumped out to a 2-0 first-half lead and the Roadrunners held off New Mexico State, 2-1, on Sunday. Junior Maria Jose Rojas and freshman Kauwela Neal recorded goals to help lead UTSA, which improved to 3-11-2 overall and 2-3-2 in Western Athletic Conference (WAC) play.
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San Jose State 2, Sacramento State 1
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SAN JOSE, Calif. - (SJSU Media Relations) - A second-period offensive onslaught by the Spartans (5-11-1) led them to a 2-1 victory over Sacramento State in a non-conference match at Spartan Stadium on Sunday afternoon. "We deserved this win," said San Jose State head coach Jeff Leightman. "The majority of the game, we were all over them. We gave up an unlucky goal at the end of the first half. But at half time, we said that we just have to keep believing in what we are doing, and it went our way."
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