News Summary
The San Diego State women’s soccer team played to a scoreless draw against UC San Diego at Snapdragon Stadium. Despite dominating possession and shots, the Aztecs were unable to convert opportunities into goals. Goalkeeper Kailey Carlen secured her second shutout of the season, while the match drew a record crowd of 2,593 fans, highlighting the increasing support for women’s soccer in the area. The Aztecs will look to build on this performance as they prepare for their next game against Pepperdine.
San Diego – The San Diego State women’s soccer team faced off against UC San Diego on Saturday night, August 30, 2025, at Snapdragon Stadium, resulting in a scoreless 0-0 draw. The match showcased the Aztecs’ strong defensive play and dominance in ball possession, yet neither team could find the back of the net.
San Diego State (1-2-1) maintained control of the game, boasting 65% possession throughout the match and outshooting UCSD (1-1-2) by a significant margin of 19 to 4. In terms of shots on goal, the Aztecs managed to secure 5 shots compared to the Tritons’ 3 shots on goal.
Goalkeeper Kailey Carlen recorded her second shutout of the season, with key saves throughout the match. The first half saw a flurry of activity, with Victoria Miller testing UCSD’s goalkeeper Charlotte Wilfert in the seventh minute, and ensuing attempts from Mia Lane and Briahna Gieger forcing Wilfert to make crucial saves.
Despite San Diego State’s offensive efforts in the second half, including 12 shots directed at goal compared to UCSD’s just 2 attempts, the match ended without a score. Carlen effectively stifled UCSD’s efforts, particularly during a crucial save against Lindsey Park at the 50:31 mark. Following this moment, the Tritons struggled to create further scoring opportunities.
The Aztecs mounted significant pressure close to the end of the match, attempting several shots in rapid succession during the 83rd and 84th minutes. However, Wilfert stood firm, making two key saves. The match concluded with a final shot from Alexis Leath in the 87th minute that went over the goalpost, solidifying the scoreless draw.
Statistically, both teams had an active game, with San Diego State earning more corner kicks at 5 compared to UCSD’s 2. However, it was the Tritons who recorded more saves throughout the match, with a total of 4 compared to the Aztecs’ 3. The match also saw UCSD committing more fouls, with a total of 6 against SDSU’s 5.
A highlight of the evening was the attendance, with a record-setting crowd of 2,593 fans packed into Snapdragon Stadium, surpassing the previous single-game record of 2,546 attendees. This turnout reflects the growing enthusiasm for women’s soccer within the community and the continued support for the Aztecs.
This match marked another chapter for the San Diego State women’s soccer program, as they have collectively scored a total of nine goals across their first four matches at Snapdragon Stadium this season. The Aztecs will look to build off this performance as they prepare for their next matchup against Pepperdine on September 11, 2025, at 3 p.m., which will be broadcast on ESPN+. Following that, they will host UC Riverside on September 14 at 7 p.m. at the SDSU Sports Deck, with an opportunity for fans to attend for free while watching the game on the Mountain West Network.
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