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Women's soccer takes winning ways on road to Pueblo

10/15/2025 11:55:00 AM

By: Angela Roberts, Associate AD - Communications
DURANGO, Colo. – The Fort Lewis College women's soccer team takes its three-match winning streak on the road this week with a Thursday meeting against CSU Pueblo at Art and Lorraine Gonzales Stadium.

Last Time Out
The Skyhawks battled weather but got two key matches in at Dirks Field last week. The team opened the week with a decisive 9-0 win over New Mexico Highlands. Salazar's three-goal performance led the team, followed by a two-goal outing from senior Anna Tucker—the first multi-goal match of her career. Junior Abila Tapia put up one goal and two assists, and senior Abigail Nkrumah added two assists in the effort. Senior Ann Spence, redshirt freshman Kiana Jamerson, and freshman Addyson Carpentier each picked up goals in the win. Carpentier's first-half score was the first of her Skyhawks career.

Sunday featured a 2-0 win over Adams State to round out the week. Tucker picked up the game winning goal, her third goal of the weekend and fourth of the season, on an assist from senior Renee Junna. Salazar added the brace for her seventh goal of the season and fourth of the weekend thanks to an assist from fifth year Danielle Gonzales. Freshman goalkeeper Trinity Lujan collected three saves in the shutout, bringing her season goals against average to .58.

Salazar named RMAC Player of the Week
Salazar was on fire at home last week, opening play with three goals in an eventual 9-0 win over New Mexico Highlands. The hat trick is a rarity for any player in collegiate soccer and was the first for Fort Lewis in 12 seasons. The nine-goal output for the Skyhawks team matched a program record, and the margin of victory was second-best in team history.

The junior followed that up with her seventh goal of the season in a 2-0 win over Adams State on Sunday. Seven goals in a season is the most for a player since 2013. She is tied for second in the conference with her total goals and game winners (3) and is second in both shots per game (3.36) and shots on goal per game (1.64).

Scouting CSU Pueblo
The Pack is 3-4-4 this season with a 2-1-2 record in conference play. CSU Pueblo is searching for its first win at home after opening the seasons with an 0-2-2 mark on its home pitch. Last week, the team earned a 2-1 win over MSU Denver before playing to a scoreless draw against Colorado Christian.

CSU Pueblo has scored 10 goals with five assists this season, averaging .91 goals per game compared to 1.45 for its opponents. The Pack puts up just 7.9 shots per game with a shots on goal percentage of .437. The team owns 23 corners, 43 saves, and 75 fouls.

Three players have two goals this season, including Jenna Elledge, Carlia Johnson, and Abby Menk. Additionally, five individuals have dished out assists. Midfielders Mara Ganje and Cameron Farthing lead the team in minutes played at 868 and 857, respectively. Two goalkeepers have split time, led by Alva Hellenius with eight starts, 28 saves, and a 1.42 goals against average.

Fort Lewis leads the all-time series against CSU Pueblo and owns a 12-10-5 record when playing in Pueblo. The Skyhawks earned a 3-1 win over the Pack last season, backed by goals from Junna and Salazar.

Inside the Numbers
Individually, Salazar leads the team with seven goals, followed by Anna Tucker with four. Abila Tapia and Kiana Jamerson each have three goals on the year. Rozlin Gomez has a team-best three assists while Abigail Nkrumah and Tapia each have two. On the defensive side, Ann Spence has been the ironwoman of the squad, logging 907 minutes, followed by Renee Junna (899), Josie Coulter (899), and Danielle Gonzales (877). Between the posts, Lujan has established herself as one of the conference's breakout players with a 6-4-1 record, 37 saves, and a .58 goals against average.

Around the RMAC
Within the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference, Fort Lewis moved up from eighth place to fifth place thanks to the two wins. The Skyhawks rank third in goals allowed per game (.55), first in shots per game (17.64), fourth in goals per game (1.91), and third in saves percentage (.864). Individually, Salazar ranks second in the conference in shots per game (3.36) and sits among the leaders in goals per game (.636), while Gomez ranks eighth in assists per game (.273). Lujan ranks third in goals against average (.58) and third in saves percentage (.860).

Up Next
Fort Lewis will take a trip next week to Black Hills State and (RV) Regis University. The Skyhawks face the Yellow Jackets on Friday, October 24 at 7:00 PM in Spearfish, followed by a Sunday match against the Rangers at 1:00 PM in Denver.
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