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UCCS CCS (6-4-3, 4-1-0)
3
Winner Fort Lewis FLC (5-2-4, 1-1-2)
UCCS CCS
(6-4-3, 4-1-0)
1
Final
3
Fort Lewis FLC
(5-2-4, 1-1-2)
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 F
UCCS CCS 0 1 1
Fort Lewis FLC 1 2 3
Raul Baptista Filipe vs. UCCS
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Raul Baptista Filipe (6) chips the Mountain Lions keeper on Dirks Field for his first career goal (Oct. 16, 2025)

Game Recap: Men's Soccer | | Hayden Mangan, Assistant AD-Communications & Fan Engagement

No. 18 Skyhawks deal No. 22 Mountain Lions first conference loss

Baptista Filipe seals match with first career goal

DURANGO, Colo. – The No. 18 nationally ranked Fort Lewis men's soccer team rose to the challenge at home on Dirks Field Thursday night under the lights, showing poise, determination, and sheer will to top No. 22 University of Colorado Colorado Springs, 3-1, and hand the Mountain Lions their first loss in Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference action this year.
 
Fort Lewis (5-2-4, 1-1-2 RMAC) got back on track offensively, rifling off 20 shots throughout the contest while placing nine shots on frame. UCCS (6-4-3, 4-1-0 RMAC) managed 12 shots, placing three on goal, but maintained plenty of offensive pressure with 12 corner kicks, the most by an opponent since 2021, to the Skyhawks' two. Hugo Sjöberg had a season-high six saves for UCCS.
 
All of the action favored the Mountain Lions in the early going, with the top-ranked Mountain Lions firing eight shots while taking seven corner kicks, and even finishing with over 55 minutes of total possession. It wasn't until the 42nd minute that Fort Lewis broke through, 16 minutes sooner than in the non-conference match back on Sept. 25.
 
Battling off a UCCS throw-in in a dangerous area, Quinn Bosanko sent a clearing header forward to an awaiting Lorenz Guintini. Guintini outpaced his defender, driving clear across the pitch into the Mountain Lions' penalty area before cutting and firing a strong chipping shot for his ninth goal of the campaign. The assist marked Bosanko's second of the year and fourth of his career.
 
Later in the second half, it was Bosanko who extended the Skyhawks' lead two-nil. After several pushes into the UCCS defending third, the Mountain Lions attempted to clear, but Bosanko jumped the pass 35 yards out, dispossessing the defender in the open space before belting a dribbler with pace back across the box and inside of the left post. The goal is just the second of Bosanko's career and his first in 55 matches since 2021.
 
In a similar fashion to Fort Lewis' 2-1 victory over UCCS earlier this season, the Mountain Lions would once again avoid the shutout. The opposition was given a corner kick in the 72nd minute, and after service from Gael Hernandez, an awaiting Aidan Harris took a touch from the crease to present an open ball at the penalty line, where an awaiting Cole Wearner snaked it through a trio of Skyhawks for his first career goal.
 
Finally, in the 88th minute, the Skyhawks put the match on ice. A series of cautions waved momentum between the two squads, but Fort Lewis continued to press into the UCCS half. A series of touch-and-gos gave Francisco Pinto possession, and he sent an arcing pass to the top of the box where Raul Baptista Filipe slipped through the back line before chipping the goalkeeper at the penalty line for his first career goal.
 
Notes
-Fort Lewis completed the regular-season sweep of UCCS, defeating the Mountain Lions 2-1 (Sept. 25) in non-conference play and 3-1 tonight.
-The Skyhawks continue to lead the Mountain Lions 48-15-5 all-time, 24-8-1 at home, and 39-12-5 in RMAC play.
-UCCS 12 corner kicks is the most allowed by the Skyhawks since CSU Pueblo fired off 12 as well back on March 28, 2021, when the 2020 season was played in the spring due to the COVID-19 Pandemic.
-Lorenz Guintini scored his ninth goal of the season to now lead the RMAC by two goals and rank second in the South-Central region in total goals.
-Quinn Bosanko scored his second career goal and earned his fourth career assist. Bosanko scored his first goal in 55 matches since 2021, and earned his second assist of the year.
-Raul Baptista Filipe picked up his first career goal after 25 collegiate matches.
-Francisco Pinto notched his fourth assist of the season.
-Yohann Fila and Quinn Bosanko led the Skyhawks with five shots each, a new career-high for Bosanko, but Fila led all players with three shots on goal.
-Miles Seminario led UCCS with four shots and two shots on goal.
-Seven Skyhawks played all 90 minutes, including Lucas Martin, Casey Stracher, Mathias Valverde, Kaden Schufft, Quinn Bosanko, Darek Rittmueller, and Lorenz Guintini.
-Darek Rittmueller made his first collegiate start.
 
Up Next
The gauntlet isn't over Fort Lewis just yet, as the top-ranked Skyhawks will look to get even with No. 23-ranked Colorado State University Pueblo (5-1-7, 1-1-3 RMAC) this Sunday, Oct. 19, at 1 p.m. on Dirks Field up on the rim. The ThunderWolves previously downed the Skyhawks 2-1 (Sept. 28) in a non-conference bout earlier this year.
 
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Scoring Summary

Scoring Summary
Scoring Team Scoring Play
42:13
FLC Lorenz Guintini (9)
Assisted By: Quinn Bosanko
23 header forward from defensive third, 28 raced pass defender for possession, drove left into box past final defender, strong shot into left side.
60:16
FLC Quinn Bosanko (1)
23 dispossessed defender in attacking third, crossing dribbler from 25 yards out tucked in left post.
72:30
CCS Cole Wearner (1)
Assisted By: Gael Hernandez , Aidan Harris
11 corner service, 18 touch from crease to penalty line, 23 final strike tucked into back-left corner.
88:36
FLC Raul Baptista Filipe (1)
Assisted By: Francisco Pinto
11 service through back line to top of box, 6 chipped keeper at penalty line.

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