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7
Winner Fort Lewis FLC (8-4-2, 5-2-0)
1
Colo. Sch. of Mines MINES (0-12-3, 0-6-1)
Winner
Fort Lewis FLC
(8-4-2, 5-2-0)
7
Final
1
Colo. Sch. of Mines MINES
(0-12-3, 0-6-1)
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 F
Fort Lewis FLC 3 4 7
Colo. Sch. of Mines MINES 0 1 1
Alexandros Papakonstantinou at Colorado School of Mines
Abby Pfanstiel, Mines Athletics
Alexandros Papakonstantinou (21) fires the ball up field against the Orediggers at Stermole Soccer Stadium (Oct. 18, 2026)

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

(RV) Skyhawks rout Orediggers, snag first win in Golden since 2014

Bretvik clinches first hat trick, three Skyhawks net first career goals

GOLDEN, Colo. – The Fort Lewis men's soccer team got back to its winning ways on Sunday afternoon at Stermole Soccer Stadium as junior William Bretvik found his first hat trick, while Alexandros Papakonstantinou, Julián Rojas, Chase Larson, and Francisco Pinto each poured in goals as the Skyhawks rolled past Colorado School of Mines, 7-1.
 
Fort Lewis rose to 8-4-2 overall and 5-2 in Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference play, and into third place in the RMAC standings with 15 points, behind a lethal offensive performance that matched its season high with 13 shots on frame across 16 shots in total and six corner kicks.
 
Bretvik kicked off the action early, scoring twice in six minutes in the 15th and 21st minutes, with Noam Maggartou, who moved into third on the roster with three assists this year, assisting on both goals. Bretvik's final strike of brilliance came late in the 80th minute when Bretvik split another pair of defenders and found the back post to notch Fort Lewis' first hat trick since last year. Papakonstantinou assisted for his second of the year.
 
Freshman Johan N'Ganzadi, not technically credited with an assist, drew his third penalty kick of the season in the 29th minute, setting the stage for Pinto to net his first career penalty kick attempt for his fourth goal of the campaign.
 
The second half was even more favorable for the Skyhawks, with Papakonstantinou notching his first collegiate goal in the 61st with a rifle off a volley tucked under the crossbar from 30 yards out. Pinto earned the assist, good for his sixth this year.
 
Déjà vu came later in the 79th minute, when, from a near-identical spot, Rojas matched Papakonstantinou with a rifle of his own from distance for his first career goal. Zachary Lanman had the assist, his first as a Skyhawk. Larson capped off the scoring with his first collegiate goal in the 89th minute with a tap-in goal on quality assistance from Kevin Pasinski, who earned his first collegiate point as well.
 
Colorado School of Mines (0-12-3, 0-6-1 RMAC) broke the shutout in the 69th minute with a through-ball from Avi Levin that put Pol Garcia Oliveras in a one-on-one situation behind the backline where a quality finish secured his fifth goal in eight matches. Mines took four shots, all on goal. Freshman goalkeeper Noah Hildreth made a career-high six saves.
 
Notes
-Fort Lewis snapped its two-game road losing streak and improved to 8-4-2 overall and 5-2 in conference play. The Skyhawks are back in third in the RMAC standings with 15 points.
-FLC snapped a six-game losing streak to the Orediggers in Golden, Colo., and earned their first road win over Mines since Oct. 31, 2014. The Skyhawks now lead the Orediggers 35-26-8 all-time and trail 16-13-4 in Golden.
-Julián Rojas and Chase Larson scored their first collegiate goals and earned their first collegiate points.
-Alexandros Papakonstantinou notched his first collegiate goal, adding an assist as well for four points this year.
-Johan N'Ganzadi, for the third time this year, drew a foul in the penalty area to earn a penalty kick.
-Francisco Pinto scored on his first career penalty kick attempt, becoming just the second Skyhawk to step to the line this year, and now boasts four goals and six assists this year and 10 goals and 12 assists for his young career.
-Kevin Pasinski earned his first collegiate point and assist.
-Noam Maggartou notched his first two-assist effort, giving the freshman three assists and points this year.
-Ulrik Roisland made his collegiate debut, and Uriel Garcia made his first appearance of 2026.
-Cautions were issued to Fort Lewis' Even Vangen and Noah Bouren and Mines' Kaoru Kato.
 
Up Next
Fort Lewis will close out the regular season with a three-match homestand starting with the Skyhawks' Blackout Match against South Dakota Mines (7-4-4, 3-3-2 RMAC) on Friday, Oct. 23, at 6 p.m. The Hardrockers drew 3-3 with Colorado Mesa University (4-3-7, 2-2-3 RMAC) today.
 
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Scoring Summary

Scoring Summary
Scoring Team Scoring Play
14:05
FLC William Bretvik (8)
Assisted By: Noam Maggartou
Through ball from far side just in front of home bench to just inside 18 shot to back post for goal
20:29
FLC William Bretvik (8)
Assisted By: Noam Maggartou
Give-and-go out of far corner with slip pass inside the 18 for back post shot
28:28
FLC Francisco Pinto (3)
FLC Francisco Pinto PENALTY KICK GOAL.
60:11
FLC Alexandros Papakonstantinou (1)
Assisted By: Francisco Pinto
Ball played back out from top of 18 for long-range volley to near post
68:32
MINES Pol Garcia Oliveras (5)
Assisted By: Avi Levin
Through ball from the circle to top of arc for chip-in on back post
78:15
FLC Julián Rojas (1)
Assisted By: Zachary Lanman
Turnover off pass in front of visiting bench, short pass to set up long range volley on near post
79:08
FLC William Bretvik (8)
Assisted By: Alexandros Papakonstantinou
Long ball from deep in own end to top of the box, dribbled right and split two defenders for back post finish
88:46
FLC Chase Larson (1)
Assisted By: Kevin Pasinski
Chip in from far side just above six yard box for back post tap in

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