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The University of Denver’s women’s soccer team opens its 2026 campaign on August 27 against Colorado College, highlighting key players, community events and upcoming matchups.
A 2-0 defeat to UTSA highlighted Colorado College’s early-season struggles, with key contributions from UTSA’s Ava Jackson and Sadie Paul and a series of saves by Regan Wallace.
The Colorado College Tigers open a five‑match road trip in San Antonio against UTSA, looking to build on early season wins and prepare for a upcoming clash with Oklahoma.
Ella Ashouri’s two‑goal debut and decisive assist have catapulted the Colorado College women’s soccer team into the spotlight as they prepare for their season‑opening road trip.
Colorado College’s Ella Ashouri and Wyoming’s Haley Bartel were recognized for their pivotal contributions that helped their teams open the 2026 season with perfect records.
Colorado College secured a 1‑0 victory over Drake University at home, with Ella Ashouri’s second‑half penalty proving decisive. Coach Keri Sanchez praised the team’s resilience after a lightning delay, and the Tigers now travel to face UTSA on August 20.
Despite a weather‑delayed contest and a shot advantage, Drake could not find the net, with Colorado College’s Ella Ashouri sealing the victory from the spot.
Colorado College’s women’s soccer team opened its season with a 3‑1 win over Creighton, highlighted by Ella Ashouri’s brace and Kate Pulley’s first collegiate goal, and now prepares for a road matchup against UTSA in San Antonio.
The Creighton women's soccer team fell 3-1 to Colorado College in their 2024 opener, with Ella Ashouri's early strike setting the tone before a late comeback attempt.
Colorado College opened its 2026 women's soccer campaign with a convincing 3‑1 win over Creighton, highlighted by freshman Ella Ashouri's two goals and an assist.
The Colorado High School Activities Association announced the 2026 All-State Girls Soccer Teams, highlighting Players and Coaches of the Year from Classes 5A through 2A, as well as first‑team, second‑team and honorable‑mention selections from schools across the state.