UTSA’s Addy Johnson (right) celebrates after scoring against UAB. – photo by Joe AlexanderAddy Johnson scored UTSA’s only goal in a 2-1 loss to UAB in the Roadrunners’ American Athletic Conference opener on Thursday at UTSA Park West Athletics Complex.
Johnson, a freshman forward from Edmond, Okla., scored early in the second half off assists from Olivia Alvarez and Michelle Polo. Maia Sirota and Abbey Burns both scored in the second half for UAB.
UTSA plays on the road Thursday, Sept. 19, at East Carolina. The Roadrunners’ next home date is Sunday, Sept. 22, at 1 p.m. against Abilene Christian on Hispanic Heritage Day.
Jassmine Kessler had four saves in UTSA’s shutout victory. – photo by Joe Alexander.The UTSA women’s soccer team beat Colorado State 1-0 on Sunday at UTSA Athletics Complex in San Antonio.
Tyler Coker scored the lone goal in the second half off an assist from Michelle Polo.
UTSA goaltender Jasmine Kessler recorded four saves in the shutout. Kessler earned honorable mention honors in Monday’s American Athletic Conference women’s soccer roundup.
Kameron Kloza – UTSA
Bri Carrigan – UTSA
Sophie Morrin – UTSA
Jordan Walker – UTSA
Maci Geltmeier – UTSA
Tyler Coker – UTSA
Jordyn Hyland – UTSA
Zoe May – UTSA
Lulie MacFarlane – UTSA
Addy Johnson – UTSA
Michelle Polo – UTSA
Rylee Low – UTSA
Peyton Godbey – UTSA
Izzy Lane – UTSA
Derek Pittman – UTSA
Jasmine Kessler – UTSA
Jasmine Kessler – UTSA
Jasmine Kessler – UTSA
Tyler Coker – UTSA
Tyler Coker – UTSA
Tyler Coker – UTSA
The Roadrunners celebrated after Tyler Coker (10) scored in the second half.
Izzy Lane scored the winning goal for the Roadrunners. – photo by Joe AlexanderIzzy Lane scored her first goal in a UTSA uniform as the Roadrunners beat St. Mary’s 1-0 on Sunday at UTSA Park West Athletics Complex.
Lane, a junior from England and transfer from Delaware, scored off an assist from Jordan Walker. UTSA goalkeepers Jasmine Kessler and Isobel Herrod each played a half to combine for the shutout.
UTSA coach Derek Pittman recorded his 100th career victory.
Izzy Lane – UTSA
Izzy Lane – UTSA
Izzy Lane – UTSA
Jasmine Kessler – UTSA
Bri Carrigan – UTSA
Sophie Morrin – UTSA
Lulie MacFarlane – UTSA
Addy Johnson – UTSA
Michelle Polo – UTSA
Rylee Low – UTSA
Peyton Godbey – UTSA
Izzy Lane – UTSA
Jordan Walker had an assist on the only goal of the game. – photo by Joe Alexander
UTSA takes to the field for a women’s soccer exhibition against Baylor on Sunday, Aug. 4, 2024, at Park West. – photo by Joe AlexanderThe UTSA women’s soccer team suited up for the first time this fall in a 3-0 exhibition loss to Baylor on Sunday at Park West.
UTSA’s Sophie Campbell tags out a Baylor runner on the first-base line.UTSA’s softball team lost to 24th-ranked Baylor 2-1 on Tuesday at Roadrunner Softball Field.
UTSA center fielder and leadoff batter Madi Hays scored the Roadrunners’ run. Camryn Robillard and Kyle Forney had UTSA’s only hits. UTSA starter Jamie Gilbert pitched a complete game and allowed one earned run and five hits in seven innings.
Baylor center fielder Ashly Wachtendorf had two hits and drove in both of the Bears’ runs. Kaci West pitched the first four innings for Baylor. RyLee Crandall pitched the final three innings and earned the win.
Kyra White from the UTSA women’s basketball game against New Mexico State on Nov. 10, 2023, at the Convocation Center. – photo by Joe AlexanderKyra White is a 5-foot-9 guard on the UTSA women’s basketball team. The senior from Converse Judson averaged 9.9 points per game this season and led the Roadrunners with 160 assists.
Idara Udo from the UTSA women’s basketball game against Rice on March 5, 2024, at the Convocation Center. – photo by Joe AlexanderIdara Udo is a 6-foot-1 forward for the UTSA women’s basketball team.
The freshmen from Plano East High School in the DFW area played in 33 games this season, made 22 starts and averaged 7.4 points and 5.9 rebounds.
UTSA’s Jordyn Jenkins playing against Temple in American Athletic Conference women’s basketball on Feb. 22, 2024, at the Convocation Center. – photo by Joe AlexanderJordyn Jenkins and Elyssa Coleman announced Friday on UTSA women’s basketball social media that they will both return for next season.
Jenkins missed UTSA’s first 21 games of the 2023-24 season with a knee injury. The 6-foot senior forward from Kent, Wash., averaged a team-high 17.1 points per game over the final 12 games of the season. Jenkins’ efforts helped UTSA to a fourth-place finish in the American Athletic Conference regular-season season standings in 2023-24.
She recorded team-highs of 27 points and seven rebounds in an 80-62 victory over Northern Colorado in the first round of the 2024 Women’s NIT – the first postseason tournament victory in UTSA women’s basketball history.
Jenkins was the Conference USA player of the year in 2022-23.
UTSA’s Elyssa Coleman celebrates a victory over Wichita State in American Athletic Conference women’s basketball on Jan. 6, 2024, at the Convocation Center. – photo by Joe AlexanderElyssa Coleman, who led UTSA women’s in rebounds and blocks in 2023-24, will return for next season.
Coleman and Jordan Jenkins both announced Friday on UTSA women’s basketball social media that they will be back for 2024-25.
Coleman averaged a team-high 7.2 rebounds per game, had 45 total blocks and was second in scoring per game at 10.4. She is a 6-foot-3 forward from Houston.
UTSA’s Isaiah Wyatt, Dre Fuller Jr. and Carlton Linguard Jr. were honored by coach Steve Henson.UTSA seniors Carlton Linguard Jr., Dre Fuller Jr. and Isaiah Wyatt played in their final home game of the season Sunday at the Convocation Center. They were honored before the game.
UTSA men’s basketball senior Isaiah Wyatt.UTSA men’s basketball senior Dre Fuller Jr.UTSA men’s basketball senior Carlton Linguard Jr.