Westminster hosts two RMAC games this week
Women's soccer takes on Colorado Mines (7-1-1, 4-0-1 RMAC) at home Friday at 3:00 p.m. and Colorado Christian (3-6-1, 0-4-1 RMAC) Sunday at 11:00 a.m.
Tickets can be purchased in advance online or at the main spectator entrance one-hour prior to game time. If you can't make the game you can watch live via the
RMAC Network or follow live stats.
The Week in Review
Westminster stands at (4-6, 1-4 RMAC) on the season after losing to MSU Denver and Regis last week.
Westminster fell to MSU Denver at home last Friday 1-0.
On Sunday, women's soccer traveled to conference leader Regis (7-1-2, 5-01-
RMAC) and were the first to score but would eventually concede 3 goals and lose to the Rangers, 3-1.
The first half of play was pretty even between the two sides. Westminster recorded 5 shots to the Rangers 4 and goalkeeper
Breanna Empey had 2 saves. The griffins were first to get a point on the scoreboard in the 34th minute as
Emma Heyn, assisted by
Aimee Kurfurst, beat the Rangers goalkeeper high and to the right. The lead didn't last too long, as the Rangers quickly responded in the 40th minute with a cross on the ground from Annika Hills to Sofia Garcia who placed it past
Empey. The half would end 1-1.
The Rangers took control of the second hal as they out shot the Griffins 11 to 3 and had 7 corner kicks to the Griffin's 1.
Hillary Weixler started the 2nd half in goal for the Griffins and made 2 of her 6 saves in the first 2 minutes of the half. The Griffins would concede to more goals in the 58th and 88th minute in their 3-1 defeat to the Rangers.
Goalkeepers
Breanna Empey and
Hillary Weixler split time in between the posts. They combined for 8 saves against the 15 shots taken by the Rangers.
The griffins took 8 shots and had 1 corner kick during the match.
Emma Heyn and
Gabriella Sorensen each had 2 shots.
Aimee Kurfurst had an assit, helping
Emma Heyn score the lone goal of the match for the Griffins.
Women's Soccer
The 2017 season is the 11th season of competition for the Westminster women's soccer program. The Griffins have gone 112-50-16 all-time and they have recorded seven straight seasons with at least 10 wins. The Griffins went 10-4-3 last season, its second competing in the RMAC and against a NCAA Division II schedule. During eight seasons in the NAIA, Westminster made three trips to the NAIA National Championships and won two Frontier Conference regular season titles.
Looking Ahead
Women's soccer sets out on a two-game conference road trip to Adams State on October 13th at 3:00 p.m. and than to Durango, Colorado for a 1:00 p.m. Sunday game verse Ft. Lewis. Both games will be shown live via the
RMAC Network or follow live stats.