UTSA senior Kameron Kloza scored the Roadrunners’ second goal in Thursday’s 2-1 women’s soccer victory over South Florida at Park West. – photo by Joe AlexanderMichelle Polo and Kameron Kloza gave UTSA soccer a goal in each half in a 2-1 victory over South Florida on Thursday at Park West.
The victory keeps USTA unbeaten in American Athletic Conference action at 3-0-3. UTSA is 7-2-5 on the season.
Polo scored the first goal of the night in the 44th minute off assists from Jasmine Kessler and Brooklyn Bailey. It was the second goal of the season for Polo, a junior from Magnolia, Texas.
Kloza scored a second-half goal in the 78th minute on a header off a pass from Izzy Lane to make it 2-0. It was the first goal this season and third career goal at UTSA for Kloza, a redshirt senior from San Antonio LEE.
UTSA goalkeeper Jasmine Kessler had five saves.
South Florida’s goal was scored by Selma Astrom in the 83rd minute.
UTSA plays on the road against Tulsa on Sunday at 1 p.m. The Roadrunners are back at Park West on Thursday, Oct. 23, at 7 p.m. against Memphis. UTSA junior Michelle Polo scored the Roadrunners’ first goal in Thursday’s victory.
UTSA and Charlotte tied 1-1 in American Athletic Association women’s soccer on Sunday at Park West. – photo by Joe AlexanderSoccer highlights usually include brilliant goals and amazing saves.
The physical aspect of the game tests the toughness of the players – all the soaring, crashing, grabbing, colliding and other not so glamorous challenges of life on the pitch.
Zoe May scored UTSA’s goal in a 1-1 tie with Charlotte on Sunday at Park West. – photo by Joe AlexanderZoe May followed her own shot for UTSA’s only goal in a 1-1 tie with Charlotte in American Athletic Association women’s soccer on Sunday at Park West.
May’s goal came with just over a minute left to play. The senior from Canada took a penalty kick, which was blocked by Charlotte goalkeeper Harlee Head. May nailed the rebound into the bottom right side of the net with 88:58 showing on the clock.
It was May’s fourth goal of the season.
Megan Bradley scored Charlotte’s goal in the first half. UTSA goalkeeper Jasmine Kessler made six saves.
UTSA is 6-2-4 on the season and 2-0-2 in conference. The Roadrunners play on the road against Rice on Thursday at 6 p.m.
Gigi Mason led UTSA in kills in Friday’s American Athletic Conference women’s volleyball loss to Tulsa at the Convocation Center. – photo by Joe AlexanderTulsa beat UTSA 3-2 (27-25, 25-11, 21-25, 29-31, 15-7) in their American Athletic Conference volleyball opener on Friday at the Convocation Center.
Gigi Mason led USTA with 18 kills, Taylor Gaines had 12 and Caroline Tredwell and Ally Tribe had 11 each.
UTSA is 5-4 on the season. The Roadrunners are at home again Sunday at 1 p.m. against Charlotte.
UTSA players celebrate after winning a point against North Florida on Friday in the Roadrunner Classic at the Convocation Center. – photo by Joe AlexanderUTSA volleyball won both its matches on Friday in the Roadrunner Classic at the Convocation Center.
UTSA beat UT-Arlington 3-0 in the afternoon and North Florida 3-1 in the night match.
The Roadrunners (6-4) are back in the Convocation Center tomorrow (Saturday) at 2 p.m. to play Prairie View.
UTSA senior Izzy Lane scored in the 82nd minute of a 1-0 conference victory over North Texas on Thursday, Sept. 18, 2025, at Park West. – photo by Joe AlexanderUTSA’s Izzy Lane scored the only goal of the night in a 1-0 victory over North Texas in American Athletic Conference women’s soccer action on Thursday at Park West.
Lane, a senior from London, England, scored her goal in the 82nd minute.
Roadrunners goalkeeper Jasmine Kessler added to her school record with her 15th career shutout.
UTSA (6-2-2 overall, 2-0 in AAC) plays its next game on the road Thursday, Sept. 25, at UAB. The Roadrunners are back home at Park West on Sunday, Sept. 28, against Charlotte.
Texas State’s volleyball team beat UTSA 3-1 Saturday in San Antonio. – photo by Joe AlexanderTexas State beat UTSA 3-1 (25-17, 34-32, 23-25, 25-23) in a volleyball opening weekend match on Saturday at the Convocation Center.
Samantha Wunsch, a junior from Austin, led Texas State with 23 kills.
Ally Tribe, a sophomore from Columbus, Texas, had 17 kills for UTSA. Caroline Tredwell, a sophomore from Flower Mound, Texas, had 16 kills and seven blocks and Taylor Gaines, a freshman from Liberty Hill, Texas, had 11 kills.
UTSA (0-2) plays its next three matches on the road Friday and Saturday at the Dr. Mary Jo Wynn Invitational in Springfield, Mo. The Roadrunners’ next home match is Sept. 11 against Kent State.
Texas State (1-1) plays in the Southwest Showdown in Edinburg on Friday and Saturday. The Bobcats host the Texas State Invitational on Sept. 11-13.
UTSA’s Caroline Tredwell had six kills in the Roadrunners’ season opener against Stephen F. Austin on Friday, Aug. 29, 2025, at the Convocation Center. – photo by Joe AlexanderStephen F. Austin beat UTSA 3-0 (25-17, 25-12, 25-16) in the volleyball season opener for both teams on Friday at the Convocation Center.
Katherine Holtman led the Lumberjacks with 11 kills and Ilana De Assis had 10.
Caroline Tredwell and Ally Tribe led UTSA with six kills each, Megan Hawkins had 13 assists and Tribe had three blocks.
The Roadrunners are at home again on Saturday. UTSA plays Texas State at 6 p.m. at the Convocation Center.
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UTSA’s Ally Tribe had six kills in the Roadrunners’ season opener against Stephen F. Austin on Friday at the Convocation Center.
UTSA’s Jasmine Kessler, playing against Lamar on Sunday, was named the American Athletic Conference women’s soccer goalkeeper of the week. – photo by Joe AlexanderThe UTSA women’s soccer team beat Lamar 1-0 on Sunday at Park West Athletics Complex.
UTSA goaltender Jasmine Kessler made a save on a penalty kick with one second left on the game clock in the Roadrunners’ 1-0 victory over Lamar on Sunday at Park West Athletics Complex. – photo by Joe Alexander
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Sunday night’s game came down to two moments – one at each end of the field. Both went UTSA’s way.
The Roadrunners’ Zoe May scored Sunday night’s only goal on a penalty kick in the 81st minute. May’s goal was set up when UTSA’s Brooke Viccars went on the attack and was fouled.
UTSA goalkeeper Jasmine Kessler provided a dramatic conclusion to the game when she stopped a Lamar penalty kick with exactly one second left on the game clock.
The plays added up to UTSA women’s soccer’s 1-0 victory over Lamar at Park West Athletics Complex.
Zoe May scored the only goal on a penalty kick in UTSA women’s soccer’s 1-0 victory over Lamar on Sunday night at Park West Athletic Complex.
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UTSA’s Brooke Viccars was fouled in the 81st minute to set up a penalty kick and the only goal in a 1-0 victory over Lamar on Sunday at Park West Athletics Complex.
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UTSA (2-1-1) now has a two-game win streak in the still young season. The Roadrunner have recorded three shutouts and allowed only one goal in their four games.
Next on the UTSA schedule is the Roadrunners’ first two road games of the season. UTSA plays Colorado State in Fort Collins on Thursday. UTSA plays Colorado College in Colorado Springs on Sunday.
From Zoe May
On the penalty kick
“Honestly there I just went with my gut and where I wanted to put it,” the senior midfielder from Canada said. “Right now I’m 2-for-2 in games (on penalty kicks). In my freshmen year when I was at Memphis, in the semifinals of the conference I had to take one. That was pretty high pressure.
On the UTSA defense
“I think our defense is a really strong unit. I think that’s one of the strong parts of our game. We work really hard. We’re a gritty team. I think that showed tonight and in all the clean sheets we’ve been getting.”
From Jasmine Kessler
“I’m not going to let this ruin my clean sheet so I just had to lock in, listen to my coaches, rely on my previous training and just do my best to read the player. Ultimately I went the right way and made the save.
“I’m a veteran keeper. I’m a veteran player on the team. I’m one of the few players who has been on this team for three years. I’ve been through out ups and our downs. I’ve seen a lot of players come and go. I think this team is at the best point that we have been since I’ve been here.”
