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Adams St. ASU (2-13-1, 1-8-0)
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Winner Fort Lewis FLC (10-5-2, 7-3-0)
Adams St. ASU
(2-13-1, 1-8-0)
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Final
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Fort Lewis FLC
(10-5-2, 7-3-0)
Winner
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Team 1 2 F
Adams St. ASU 0 0 0
Fort Lewis FLC 1 1 2
William Bretvik vs. Adams State
Kaitlyn Silva
William Bretvik (20) watches his ninth goal of the season hit the netting against the Grizzlies on Dirks Field (Oct. 28, 2026)

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

(RV) Men’s soccer posts 2-0 shutout of Adams State in regular season finale; clinches third seed for RMAC Tournament

Fort Lewis to rematch with sixth-seeded South Dakota Mines on Sunday

DURANGO, Colo. – Junior midfielder William Bretvik earned his first career brace Wednesday night at Dirks Field to power the Fort Lewis men's soccer team to a dominant 2-0 win and its third clean sheet of the season over Adams State University in the Skyhawks final Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference and regular-season match.
 
Fort Lewis clinched the third overall seed with the win and will host a rematch with sixth-seeded South Dakota Mines (8-5-4, 4-4-2 RMAC) in the RMAC Tournament Quarterfinal this Sunday, Nov. 1, at 2 p.m. on Dirks Field. The Skyhawks defeated the Hardrockers at home 3-1 last Friday, Oct. 23.
 
All fans must purchase a ticket through the RMAC's Championship Hudl Ticketing Site. Members of the Skyhawks Club, corporate partners, and others with VIP hospitality passes may use them to access hospitality, but must purchase an admission ticket. Fort Lewis College students can gain free admission with their SkyCard. Sunday will be a blackout match, and Skyhawks Athletics is thrilled to offer free hot chocolate for fans and free pizza to the first 150 fans in attendance.
 
Fort Lewis (10-5-2, 7-3 RMAC) picked up its 21st conference point of the season, and fourth ten-win season in the David Oberholtzer era, behind a commanding offensive performance that saw the Skyhawks hold possession for nearly 65 minutes while firing off 30 shots, 12 shots on-goal, and 13 corners.
 
Adams State (2-13-1, 1-8 RMAC) took seven shots and four shots on goal, but were held scoreless thanks to three saves from Lucas Martin and another from Fred Reiter. The two goalkeepers locked up their 17th and seventh career shutouts, respectively.
 
Bretvik, the Skyhawks leading goalscorer with 10 goals and one assist for 21 points through the regular season, got the action started in the 5th minute when Francisco Pinto sent an out-swinging service into the box, and Bretvik rifled home the opening goal from the penalty line.
 
The duo combined once more for another goal in the 68th minute, this time with Pinto sending an in-swinging free kick from just outside the corner area to the near-post where an unmarked Bretvik glanced home a header to clinch his brace. Pinto capped the regular season with five goals and nine assists for 19 points.
 
Notes
-Fort Lewis finished the 2026 regular season with a 10-5-2 overall record, and a 7-3 conference record to clinch the third seed for the 2026 RMAC Tournament with 21 conference points.
-The Skyhawks clinched their fourth 10-win season under head coach David Oberholtzer, and their 23rd 10-win campaign overall in the program's 37 seasons.
-FLC will host a rematch with South Dakota Mines in the RMAC Tournament Quarterfinal on Sunday, Nov. 1, at 2 p.m. on Dirks Field.
-The Skyhawks earned their third shutout of the season.
-Fort Lewis' 30 shots are its most this season, and the eighth-most in the RMAC this year.
-The Skyhawks placed 10+ shots on goal for the fourth time this year.
-William Bretvik notched his first brace and finished the regular season as Fort Lewis' leader in goals (10) and points (21). Bretvik also ranks T-2 in goals, T-4 in points, eighth in shots (42), and seventh in shots on goal (21) in the RMAC.
-Francisco Pinto posted the second two-assist effort of his career and finished the regular season as Fort Lewis' leader in assists (nine) while adding five goals for 19 points. Pinto finished second in assists and T-6 in points in the RMAC.
-Lucas Martin and Fred Reiter earned their 17th and seventh career shutouts, respectively.
-Cautions were issued to Fort Lewis' Anis Harrar, as well as Adams State's Ashton De Luna, Josh Negron, Bryan Amezcua, and Kaidin Reese.
-Jacob Ramos and Alexandros Papakonstantinou played the full 90 minutes.
-William Bretvik led all players with eight shots and three shots on goal.
 
Up Next
Third-seeded Fort Lewis will host sixth-seeded South Dakota Mines in the RMAC Tournament Quarterfinal this Sunday, Nov. 1, at 2 p.m. on Dirks Field. All fans must purchase a ticket through the RMAC's Championship Hudl Ticketing Site. Members of the Skyhawks Club, corporate partners, and others with VIP hospitality passes may use them to access hospitality, but must purchase an admission ticket. Fort Lewis College students can gain free admission with their SkyCard. Sunday will be a blackout match, and Skyhawks Athletics is thrilled to offer free hot chocolate for fans and free pizza to the first 150 fans in attendance.
 
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Scoring Summary

Scoring Summary
Scoring Team Scoring Play
04:13
FLC William Bretvik (10)
Assisted By: Francisco Pinto
10 out-swinging service into box, 20 first-touch shot off defenders touch dead-center from the penalty line
67:10
FLC William Bretvik (10)
Assisted By: Francisco Pinto
10 in-swinging free kick near the corner, 20 header squeezed near post from a yard out

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