Fort Hays State University’s women’s soccer team fell, 3-0, to UC-Colorado Springs on the road, Friday night.

FHSU (2-2-0) took 10 shots on the game, including eight in the second half, but UCCS (3-0) notched two late goals to squash any hopes of a Tiger comeback.

Ceynada Guzman and Ember Albertson each had two shot attempts in the game, while Jamie Babyak, Amanda Talbott and Albertson had FHSU’s three shots on goal.

Nicole Barnaba had five saves in just over 58 minutes in goal, before Kelsey Grey played the final 31:58.

20 different Tigers saw action in the game, played on a field that was nearly underwater earlier in the day.

Offense was limited in the first half for the Tigers, as FHSU took just two shots (both on goal).  Babyak took aim during the 15th minute while Albertson fired a shot at 32:28 – both of which found the keeper’s mitts.

For UCCS, 10 first half shots (four of which were on goal) marked a period of aggressive play for the Mountain Lions. Just over 24 minutes into the match, Hannah Levett’s header off an Agnes Arnadottir pass found the net.  Brooke Tominello also assisted on the play.

FHSU picked up the offense in the second half, firing eight shots, though just one shot on goal, over the final 45 minutes of the half, but it wasn’t enough as UCCS scored twice more.  Talbott put her shot on goal with the clock reading 74:25, but it was saved by goalie Kelly Schroeder.

At 51:44, head coach Craig Shaw was issued a yellow card, and just before the 59th minute, goalie Nicole Barnaba was ejected with a red card.

— FHSU Sports Information —