Roadrunners senior Deja Sandoval, a fifth-year defender, set a school record with 86 career games played.South Florida’s Madison Schwartzenberger scored the only goal in a 1-0 victory over UTSA on Sunday in American Conference women’s soccer action at UTSA Park West.
South Florida held UTSA without a shot on goal. The Bulls had four shots on goal – with UTSA’s Jasmine Kessler making three saves.
UTSA is 6-7-4 overall and 1-4-3 in conference. The Roadrunners close out the regular season on the road Thursday against Rice.
UTSA’s Jordan Walker (5) had two shots on goal.UTSA finished in a 0-0 tie with Florida Atlantic in Thursday’s women’s soccer Senior Night match at Park West.
The Roadrunners outshot FAU 19-3 for the game with Owls goalkeeper Lexif Gonzalez being forced to make 11 saves. Jasmine Kessler had two saves for UTSA.
UTSA’s Jordan Walker, Maci Geltmeier and Tyler Coker each had two shots on goal.
The Roadrunners play their final home match of the season on Sunday at 1:05 p.m. against South Florida. UTSA concludes the regular season on Thursday, Oct. 26, at Rice.
UTSA held North Texas scoreless in the second half.The UTSA women’s soccer team took 11 shots but never put the ball in the net in a 2-0 loss to North Texas on Thursday at UTSA Park West.
North Texas goalkeeper Maddie Ogden had three saves. UTSA’s Jasmine Keller had two.
Jordan Walker, Deja Sandoval and Alissa Stewart had the Roadrunners’ three attempts on goal that were stopped by Ogden.
UTSA plays its next three matches on the road against SMU, UAB and Temple before returning to Park West to play Florida Atlantic on Thursday, Oct. 19, and South Florida on Sunday, Oct. 22.
UTSA’s Sophie Morrin scored the only goal against Texas State.Sophie Morrin had the only goal, Deja Sandoval and Olivia Alvarez both had an assist and Mia Krusinski had five saves as the UTSA women’s soccer team beat Texas State 5-0 on Sunday, Aug. 27, 2023, at UTSA Park West.
Thandie Reinkensmeier – UTSA
Sarina Russ – UTSA
Jordan Walker – UTSA
Maci Geltmeier – UTSA
Haley Lopez – UTSA
Maddie Reynolds – UTSA
Alissa Stewart – UTSA
Sasjah Dade – UTSA
Zoe Lam – UTSA
Hannah Warnken – UTSA
Avery Chaney – UTSA
Brittany Holden – UTSA
Mackenzie Kaufhold – UTSA
Alex Graville – UTSA
UTSA coach Derek Pittman
UTSA goalkeeper Mia Krusinski held Texas State scoreless.Deja Sandoval had an assist on UTSA’s goal.Olivia Alvarez had an assist on UTSA’s goal.
Deja Sandoval scored UTSA’s first goal of the season.
Deja Sandoval – UTSA
Deja Sandoval – UTSA
Deja Sandoval – UTSA
UTSA beat Central Arkansas 5-1 on Thursday in the Roadrunners’ women’s soccer season opener at UTSA Park West.
The Roadrunners got first-half goals from Deja Sandoval, Sasjah Dade and Zoe Lam and second-half goals from Alissa Stewart and Jordan Walker.
Jordyn Hyland had two assists and Sabrina Hillyer, Alex Granville, Sarina Russ and Brittany Holden had one each. Mia Krusinski played all 90 minutes in goal for UTSA.
Central Arkansas’ goal came on a penalty kick by Kelly Van Gundy in the second half.
UTSA returns to action at home on Sunday at 1 p.m. against McNeese State.
Alex Granville – UTSA
Avery Chaney – UTSA
Brittany Holden – UTSA
Haley Lopez – UTSA
Jordyn Hyland – UTSA
Maci Geltmeier – UTSA
Maddie Reynolds – UTSA
Mia Krusinski – UTSA
Michelle Polo – UTSA
Olivia Alvarez – UTSA
Peyton Godbey – UTSA
Sabrina Hillyer – UTSA
Sarina Russ – UTSA
UTSA soccer
Sasjah Dade scored UTSA’s second goal of the game.
Sasjah Dade – UTSA
Sasjah Dade – UTSA
Sasjah Dade – UTSA
Zoe Lam scored UTSA’s third goal of the game.
Zoe Lam – UTSA
Zoe Lam – UTSA
Zoe Lam – UTSA
Alissa Stewart scored UTSA’s fourth goal of the game.
Alissa Stewart – UTSA
Alissa Stewart – UTSA
Alissa Stewart – UTSA
Jordan Walker scored UTSA’s fifth goal of the game.
Trinity athletic directory Bob King (right) honors soccer coach Paul McGinlay after Friday’s game. – photo by Joe AlexanderTrinity soccer coach Paul McGinlay earned his 500th career victory Friday night when the men’s team beat Texas Lutheran 4-0 at Trinity.
McGinlay was hired at Trinity in 1991. He coached the Tigers to the 2003 NCAA Division III national championship. In 2011, Trinity renamed its home field Paul McGinlay Soccer Field.