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Chico State Wildcats Women’s Soccer Conclude Non-Conference Season with 2-0 Loss to No. 8 University of Colorado, Colorado Springs

Chico State Wildcats women's soccer team fell 2-0 to No. 8 University of Colorado, Colorado Springs on September 13, 2026, ending their non-conference schedule with a 1-4-0 record. Charlotte Mailer made six saves in goal as UCCS outshot the Wildcats 8-3.

CHICO, Calif. — The Chico State Wildcats women’s soccer team ended their non-conference schedule with a 2-0 loss to the No. 8 University of Colorado, Colorado Springs Mountain Lions on September 13, 2026, at University Soccer Stadium in Chico.

The Wildcats dropped to 1-4-0 as UCCS controlled possession and finished with an 8-3 advantage in shots on goal. Despite the defeat, Chico State goalkeeper Charlotte Mailer made a season-high six saves, keeping the Wildcats competitive throughout the match.

Brooke Pavlich scored the opening goal for UCCS in the 41st minute off assists from Sophia Broberg and Abby Stassi. Shortly after halftime, Taylynn Levi extended the lead in the 47th minute with a free kick converted from a delivery by Steffi Thomas.

Chico State showed determination offensively, taking eight of their 10 shots after halftime. Yulisa Reyes led the Wildcats with three shots, while Makayla Quesada and Baylee Gregerson each contributed two attempts, with one on goal apiece.

With the non-conference slate complete, the Wildcats will turn their attention to California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) play, opening against Cal State East Bay at 4 p.m. on September 18, 2026, at University Soccer Stadium.

CSB Take

The matchup against a top-10 opponent in University of Colorado, Colorado Springs offered valuable experience for Chico State despite the scoreline. Charlotte Mailer’s six saves stood out amid UCCS’s dominant possession, highlighting the Wildcats’ defensive effort. As Chico State enters conference play, strengthening offensive execution will be key to converting close games into victories moving forward.


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