Women's Soccer | 10/19/2021 4:20:00 PM
Game 1: ISU vs UNC – Live Stats | Watch
Game 2: ISU vs UM - Live Stats | Watch
POCATELLO, Idaho – Idaho State heads on the road this week to wrap up the 2021 season. The Bengals start the trip in Greeley, Colorado to take on the Northern Colorado Bears. The match starts at 7:00 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 22. The Bengals then head north to Missoula to take on the University of Montana Sunday, Oct. 24 at 1:00 p.m.
Live stats will be available for both matches and both matches will also stream live on ESPN+.
Links can be found by clicking above or on Isubengals.com
Quick Scout and All-Time History – University of Northern Colorado
The Northern Colorado Bears are 8-7-2 on the season with a 6-1 Big Sky Conference record.
The Bears lone conference loss came last weekend against the Idaho Vandals.
UNC is averaging 1.35 goals per game with 12.7 shots per game and a shot on goal percentage of .514.
Lexi Pulley leads the Bears in goals scored this season with nine on 46 shots.
Morgan Bury in goal for the Bears has a 5-5-2 record with 51 saves and 15 goals allowed.
The Bears lead the overall series 8-7-1. In Greeley the Bengals are 2-5 against UNC.
In their previous 10 meetups the Bengals are 4-6.
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10/09/2011
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A
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L
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3-1
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*
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10/18/2012
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H
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W
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2-0
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*
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10/27/2013
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A
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L
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2-0
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*
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10/05/14
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H
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L
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2-1
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+
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11/06/2014
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N
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W(2OT)
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2-1
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*
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10/02/2015
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A
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L
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3-0
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*
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10/02/2016
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H
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W
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6-2
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*
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09/24/2017
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A
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W (2OT)
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2-1
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*
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10/07/2018
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H
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L
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5-0
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*
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10/4/2019
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A
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L
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3-1
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Quick Scout and All-Time History – University of Montana
The UM Griz are 9-5-1 this season in Big Sky Conference play they are 5-1-1.
In conference play, the Griz have a loss against the UNC Bears and a 0-0 tie against Portland State University.
UM is averaging 1.36 goals per game with a shot on goal percentage of .491
The Griz defense is led by goalkeeper Camellia Xu who is tied for first nationally with nine shutouts on the season.
Two UM players have four goals on the season, but the Griz are led by Tylor Stoeger who has 11 points and 34 shots this season.
UM Leads the overall series 14-8-4. In Missoula the Bengals are 1-10-1 against the Griz.
In their previous 10 meetups the Bengals are 2-5-3 against the Griz
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09/21/2012
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A
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T(2OT)
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1-1
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+
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11/04/2012
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H
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T(5-4 PK)
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0-0
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*
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09/29/2013
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H
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T(2OT)
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1-1
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*
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09/28/14
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A
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L
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3-1
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+
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11/07/2014
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N
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W
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2-1
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*
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10/16/2015
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H
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L
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2-1
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*
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09/25/2016
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A
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L
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2-0
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*
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09/29/2017
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H
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W
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1-0
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*
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10/05/2018
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H
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L
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0-1
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*
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10/6/2019
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A
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L
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2-1
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Previous Match Recap – Portland State
Idaho State soccer defeated the Portland State Vikings 2-0 on Friday evening at Davis Field.
It was a cold night in Pocatello under the lights at Davis Field, however, the Bengals came out victorious, winning for the first time at home since October 13, 2019.
"It was a marvelous performance from our team," said Head Coach Debs Brereton. "I thought we came out with dominance and really threatened Portland State right from the get go. I thought we were composed and clinical in front of the goal and that allowed us to go up 2-0 at half time. Portland State did a really good job in the first half, I thought they should have scored themselves, but I am very proud of the team and thought that this shutout win was absolutely huge."
Portland State started on the offense, forcing Mckayla Wetsel to make four key saves at the beginning of the game. The Bengals were able to turn the tide in the 30th minute of play after freshman Taylin Butterbaugh found the back of the net on a break-away set up by Kaylyn Buchanan. Butterbaugh's goal put the Bengals up 1-0 with 15:33 left to play in the half.
The Bengals continued to press in the first half, maintaining possession 52% of the time. In the only corner kick of the half, Karlin Wurlitzer connected with Gabby Warta who finished the play with a header. The Bengals led 2-0 at half time.
For the remainder of the game ISU stayed in control, defeating the Vikings for the first time since the 2016 season. A solid performance from the Bengal defense and seven impressive saves from Wetsel helped the Bengals earn the shutout. The Bengals cruised to a 2-0 victory, improving to a 2-4 record in Big Sky Conference play.
