Category: college soccer

Ava Jackson, Lilli Denhardt, Amelia Clark and Dulci Binns scored one goal each for UTSA in Sunday’s 4-1 victory over St. Mary’s at Park West.

Jackson and Clark earned American Conference honorable mention player of the week honors, announced on Monday.

Seven different UTSA players either scored goals or had assists on Sunday as the Roadrunners beat St. Mary’s 4-1 in non-conference women’s soccer at Park West.

Helen Lazaro scored the St. Mary’s goal in the first half.

Ava Jackson and Lilli Denhardt scored for UTSA in the first half. Amelia Clark and Dulci Binns scored in the second half. Leah Varela had two assists and Clark, Brooklyn Bailey and Caroline Pelkofski had one assist each.

UTSA plays at home again at Park West on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. against Texas Southern.

Ava Jackson and Sadie Paul scored and goalkeeper Jasmine Kessler recorded a shutout as UTSA soccer beat Colorado College 2-0 on Thursday at Park West.

UTSA plays its next two matches at home at Park West:

– vs. St. Mary’s on Sunday at 7:30 p.m.

– vs. Texas Southern on Thursday, at 7:30 p.m.

UTSA beat Colorado College 2-0 on Thursday in non-conference women’s soccer at Park West.

Ava Jackson scored in the first half from in close. Sadie Paul scored in the second half off assists from Jackson and Sabrina Taber.

It was the first victory of the season for the Roadrunners (1-0-2), who opened with ties against Texas State and No. 6 TCU.

UTSA is back at Park West on Sunday at 7:30 p.m. against St. Mary’s.

UTSA and Texas State tied 2-2 in their women’s soccer season opener on Wednesday at Park West.

It started out all nice and friendly. UTSA coach Derek Pittman and Texas State coach Steve Holeman got together on the field to show off the trophies their respective teams won last season.

Then the game started … and it was rivalry time.

The Roadrunners and Bobcats, whose sports teams have been squaring off for 45 years, played to a hard fought and sometimes rough 2-2 tie on Wednesday at UTSA Park West.

UTSA and Texas State played to a 2-2 tie in the season opener on Wednesday at Park West.

Both teams scored once in each half.

Texas State scored first on an own goal. UTSA tied it 1-1 before halftime on a penalty kick by Brooklyn Bailey.

Texas State took a 2-1 lead in the second half when Nina Norshie scored off an assist from Matsuri Tsutsui.

UTSA got back even in the 74th minute when Dulci Binns scored off a free kick from Leah Varela.

UTSA plays again Sunday on the road against No. 6 TCU. The Roadrunners are back at Park West on Thursday, Aug. 20, against Colorado College.

Brooklyn Bailey scored UTSA’s only goal off an assist from Shea Ryan in a women’s soccer exhibition against Texas on Wednesday at UTSA Park West.

Jasmine Kessler, Kylie Kissee and Jaelyn Bracamonte took turns at goalkeeper for UTSA as the Roadrunners held the Longhorns to one goal.

UTSA has a second exhibition on the road against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi on Saturday.

The Roadrunners open the regular season at home on Wednesday, Aug. 12, against Texas State.

Bri Carrigan’s goal on Sunday brought a dramatic and victorious end to a historic week for UTSA women’s soccer.

Carrigan scored in the 9th minute of overtime – the 99th minute of the game – to give UTSA a sudden-death victory over Rice in the American Conference tournament title game.

The victory gives UTSA a berth in the NCAA Tournament – their first since 2022 when the Roadrunners were in Conference USA.

The NCAA Tournament bracket is scheduled to be announced tomorrow (Monday) at 3 p.m. Central time.

The Roadrunners’ victory over Rice came just three days after UTSA gutted out a semifinal victory over No. 3-ranked Memphis that went through regulation, two 10-minute overtimes and ended in penalty kicks.

Carrigan is a redshirt freshman from Memorial High School in Tomball, Texas. Sunday’s game-winning overtime goal was her first goal of the season.

UTSA goalkeeper Jasmine Kessler, a junior from Spring Texas, recorded her school-record 16th career shutout.

All-tournament: UTSA’s Brooklyn Bailey, Bri Carrigan, Aaliyaiah Durden, Jasmine Kessler and Zoe May were named to the American Conference women’s soccer all-tournament team.