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5
Winner Fort Lewis FLC (8-3-4, 4-2-2)
1
South Dakota Mines SDM (6-7-3, 1-7-1)
Winner
Fort Lewis FLC
(8-3-4, 4-2-2)
5
Final
1
South Dakota Mines SDM
(6-7-3, 1-7-1)
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 F
Fort Lewis FLC 1 4 5
South Dakota Mines SDM 0 1 1
Quinn Bosanko vs. Colorado School of Mines
Kaitlyn Silva
Quinn Bosanko (23) drives up the pitch against the Orediggers on Dirks Field (Oct. 26, 2025)

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

No. 13 Skyhawks erupt in second half, down Hardrockers 5-1 in Rapid City

Guintini posts second brace, third multi-goal match of campaign

RAPID CITY, S.D. – Quinn Bosanko put Fort Lewis ahead with a goal in the second minute, but it wasn't until the second half that Lorenz Guintini scored twice, Fabrizio Aguilera poured in his third goal of the season, and Frank Castro netted his first career goal in the blue and gold to power Fort Lewis to a resounding 5-1 victory over South Dakota Mines at Dakota Fields.
 
The Skyhawks utilized a precise 19 total shots, placing 13 shots on-frame, to advance to 8-3-4 overall and 4-2-2 in Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference play. South Dakota Mines (6-7-3, 1-7-1 RMAC) took just eight shots and placed three on-frame, scoring in the 61st minute off the foot of Erik Castanon. Castanon weaved through the back line to strike from the top of the penalty area. Daniel Freitas made a season-high eight saves in goal for SDM.
 
Fort Lewis struck in the 2nd minute on the first corner kick of the game, its first of seven for the match. Alessio Andreottola, from the near corner, sent service to the center of the box where Bosanko battled through contact to chip a header over the crowd into the top-right corner.
 
It wasn't until the second half, when FLC took 13 of its total shots, that the Skyhawks scored again, with Guintini taking advantage of a wide-open look at the left corner of the crease after Yohann Fila drove down the far side of the box to draw out four Hardrockers before centering service. Guintini would earn his second brace of 2025 later in the 72nd, punching in his goal mid-stride from the penalty line on centering service from Andreottola, who streaked down the sidelines to the right edge of the box with a pair of SDM defenders in tow. Fila and Andreottola were credited with their fourth and 12th assists of the season, respectively.
 
Aguilera tacked on an insurance goal, his third of the season, shortly thereafter in the 78th minute, striking from nearly inside the goal on a close shot from Tomás de Andraca that was saved by Freitas but floated dead-center of the empty net. The assist is the first of de Andraca's career.
 
The final score of the match came red-hot off the foot of a first-year Skyhawk in Castro. A two-year veteran out of Pima Community College, Castro leaped to contest a pass in the Hardrockers' defending third in the 79th minute, dispossessing his defender before taking a few strides and sending a screaming shot to the top-left side and past the diving goalkeeper. The goal is Castro's first in a Fort Lewis uniform and the second of his collegiate career.
 
Notes
-Fort Lewis remained a perfect 8-0 over South Dakota Mines as a program, winning its eighth consecutive match over the Hardrockers since the two teams first met in 2015. FLC moved to 5-0 up in Rapid City, S.D.
-The Skyhawks have outscored the Hardrockers 30-8 all-time.
-With the win and the three conference points, barring other results around the league, Fort Lewis moves into a tie for third-place in the league's standings alongside Colorado Mesa University (7-4-3, 4-1-2 RMAC).
-With two goals tonight, Lorenz Guintini now boasts 12 goals on the season, which, barring other results tonight, would tie for 3rd-most in all of NCAA Division II. Guintini also carries two assists for 26 points thus far, which would tie for the 11th-most points in DII.  
-Lorenz Guintini has scored seven goals over his last seven matches.
-Alessio Andreottola tallied his 12th assist of the year, adding to his six goals for 24 total points. Dependent on other results tonight, Andreottola would now lead DII in assists and tie for the 14th-most points in DII.
-Quinn Bosanko scored his second goal of the season and the third of his career to earn his first multi-goal campaign as a senior.
-Yohann Fila notched his fourth career assist, adding to his five goals for 14 points this season.
-Tomás de Andraca recorded his first collegiate assist.
-Frank Castro scored his first goal as a Skyhawk and his second as a collegiate student-athlete.
-Vincent Edgell tallied his first assist of the season and the second of his career.  
-Lorenz Guintini led all players with four shots and three shots on goal.
-Five Skyhawks played all 90 minutes, including Lucas Martin, Casey Stracher, Mathias Valverde, Quinn Bosanko, and Darek Rittmueller.
 
Up Next
On the way back to Durango, Colo., Fort Lewis will stop by the Regis Match Pitch in Denver, Colo., to take on the Rangers (5-5-4, 3-2-2 RMAC) at 1 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 2. Regis is set to face off with Adams State University (1-12-1, 0-7 RMAC) at home tomorrow, Friday, Oct. 31, at 6 p.m. The Skyhawks and Grizzlies will close out the 2025 regular season in Alamosa, Colo., next Wednesday, Nov. 5, at 12 p.m. on the ASU Soccer Field.
 
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Scoring Summary

Scoring Summary
Scoring Team Scoring Play
02:13
FLC Quinn Bosanko (2)
Assisted By: Francisco Pinto , Vincent Edgell
GOAL by FLC Bosanko, Quinn Assist by Pinto, Francisco and Edgell, Vincent.
49:28
FLC Lorenz Guintini (12)
Assisted By: Yohann Fila
GOAL by FLC Guintini, Lorenz Assist by Fila, Yohann.
61:01
SDM Erik Castanon (4)
Assisted By: Lucas Cardona
GOAL by SDM Castanon, Erik Assist by Cardona, Lucas.
72:13
FLC Lorenz Guintini (12)
Assisted By: Alessio Andreottola
GOAL by FLC Guintini, Lorenz Assist by Andreottola, Alessio.
78:58
FLC Fabrizio Aguilera (3)
Assisted By: Tomás de Andraca
GOAL by FLC Aguilera, Fabrizio Assist by de Andraca, Tomás.
79:57
FLC Frank Castro (1)
GOAL by FLC Castro, Frank.

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