The San Jose State Spartans lost 2–0 to the Colorado College Tigers in women’s soccer on Oct. 11 in San Jose. The Tigers scored in the fourth and ninth minutes, then protected that early lead. San Jose State fell to 2–8–2 overall and 1–4 in Mountain West play.
Ladkani leads the attack
The Spartans outshot Colorado College 18–6, including a 5–3 advantage before halftime. Maryam Ladkani recorded a career-high seven shots, all in the second half. Two of her attempts were on target, with one forcing a diving save in the 61st minute.
Sophia Daily added four shots, while Indigo Sims had three. Daily and Sims each put one attempt on goal as San Jose State searched for a response. Colorado College improved to 6–4–4 overall and 4–0–1 in the conference.
CSB Take
San Jose State generated enough attempts to keep pressure on the visitors. The early goals still left the Spartans chasing the match for most of the afternoon. Sharper starts and better finishing must work together if those shot advantages are to produce points in the standings.
