News Summary
The San Diego State women’s soccer team will take on the Nevada Wolf Pack in a non-conference match at the SDSU Sports Deck. Historically, SDSU holds a strong advantage over Nevada with a 14-2-0 record. Their previous meeting ended in a decisive 5-0 victory for the Aztecs. This match marks the middle game of a three-match homestand, which includes games against UC Riverside and Hawai’i. Admission is free, allowing the community to support the team as they aim to build momentum this season.
San Diego – The San Diego State women’s soccer team is set to face the Nevada Wolf Pack on September 18 at 7 p.m. PT. The non-conference match will take place at the SDSU Sports Deck and will not affect the Mountain West standings for either squad.
San Diego State has a strong historical record against Nevada, holding a 14-2-0 advantage in their all-time series. The Aztecs have maintained an impeccable home record against the Wolf Pack, boasting an 8-0 record when playing in San Diego. In their previous meeting on September 26 of last season, SDSU triumphed with a decisive 5-0 victory, marking the Wolf Pack’s first fall game on the SDSU Sports Deck since 2019.
In that match, Denise Castro made a significant impact by scoring two goals, known as a brace. Additionally, Mia Lane notched her first career points with a goal and an assist within just 16 minutes of play. Boston Girman also scored her first career goal during this match, while Riley Gumm received credit for her first career assist.
The San Diego State and Nevada teams have met every season since 2012 when Nevada joined the Mountain West, with the exception of 2022. Prior to their recent wins, SDSU had a streak of 13 consecutive victories against the Wolf Pack, only breaking in the fall seasons of 2021 and 2023 when Nevada achieved one-goal wins against the Aztecs. This ongoing rivalry has produced exciting matches and significant moments for both programs.
The match against Nevada will be the middle game of a three-match homestand for SDSU. This homestand began with a match against UC Riverside on September 14 and will conclude with a game against Hawai’i on September 21. Following this stretch, SDSU will kick off their conference play against Grand Canyon on September 25. While Nevada will not participate in the Mountain West schedule against SDSU this season, they remain one of the significant teams in the conference, alongside Air Force, that the Aztecs will also not face.
Admission to all events at the SDSU Sports Deck is free, making it an accessible opportunity for fans and supporters to witness collegiate soccer action. The free admission policy encourages community engagement and provides a chance for the local fan base to rally behind their team.
As the match approaches, the San Diego State women’s soccer team looks to capitalize on their strong history against Nevada and build momentum heading into the remainder of their season. Players like Castro, Lane, Girman, and Gumm will be pivotal in driving the team’s success, and fans are eager to see how the Aztecs perform against the Wolf Pack.
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Additional Resources
- San Diego State Women’s Soccer News
- Nevada Sports Net: SDSU Football Preview
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- ESPN: Nevada vs. San Diego State Women’s Basketball
- Nevada Wolf Pack Men’s Basketball News
- Wikipedia: San Diego State Aztecs
- Google Search: Nevada Wolf Pack
- Google Scholar: San Diego State University
- Encyclopedia Britannica: San Diego State University
- Google News: San Diego State Soccer
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