Boise State’s women’s soccer team continued its remarkable run on Tuesday, securing a 3‑1 victory over Idaho State that stretched the Broncos’ unbeaten streak at home to ten matches. The win underscores the program’s early‑season dominance and sets a confident tone heading into the next fixture.
Early Dominance
From the opening whistle the Broncos pressed forward, outshot Idaho State 5‑2 by the break and controlled possession with crisp passing. Campbell Wilson opened the scoring in the 10th minute, slipping a low strike past the goalkeeper, and Sophie Schmautz doubled the lead just nine minutes later with a precise finish that sent the crowd into cheers.
The second half saw Schmautz add a second goal of the night, her first career brace, after Wilson’s assist in the 53rd minute. Wilson later contributed his fourth goal of the season to seal the win. Idaho State managed a consolation strike in the 88th minute, a well‑taken finish set up by Samantha Fenske, but the Broncos held firm.
The performance highlighted Boise State’s balanced attack and lockdown defense, attributes that have defined a season in which the team has recorded three or more goals in three separate matches and consistently topped 15 shots per home game. The streak now ties for the second‑longest in program history and sets the stage for a much‑anticipated showdown with UC San Diego on September 3.