University of Northern Colorado Athletics
Friday, November 5
Greeley, CO
2 p.m. MT
University of Northern Colorado
vs
Weber State University
No. 1 seeded Bears begin quest for Big Sky Tournament Title with Weber State
11/4/2021 2:18:00 PM | Women's Soccer
GREELEY, Colo. – Northern Colorado Soccer's campaign for a third Big Sky Conference Tournament Title begins Friday against Weber State. Tickets for the match can be purchased at UNCBears.com/Tickets.
Game Info
Who: Northern Colorado (10-7-2, 8-1-0) vs. Weber State (10-8-0, 6-3-0)
When: November 5, 2021 at 2 p.m. MT
Where: Greeley, Colo. | Jackson Stadium
How To Follow: LIVE STATS | LIVE STREAM | @UNC_BearsSoccer
Scouting the Wildcats
Weber State proved just how tough an opponent they are a week ago when it took a four-goal effort from UNC to get past the Wildcats. Morgan Furmaniak stamped herself on the scoresheet along with substitutes Lauren McConnell and Alexis Simpson.
Furmaniak, who was awarded the Big Sky Newcomer of the Year Award was one of six Wildcats picking up recognition on the All-Conference teams. Sadie Newsome (First Team), Taylor Slack (Second Team), Olivia Tucker (Second Team), Hailey Price (Honorable Mention) and Mekell Moss (Honorable Mention) were also listed.
In its quarterfinal matchup with Idaho, Weber State was downright dominant over the Vandals. WSU goalkeeper Kaytlin Bradley never saw a shot on goal in 90 minutes with her defense flexing its muscles in front of her. Meanwhile, Lily Webster and the offense piled up 25 shots, eight of them on goal, in the 3-0 victory to move the Wildcats into the semifinals.
History against Weber State
It was just over a week ago that UNC's triumphant trio of Lexi Pulley, Taylor Bray and Olivia Seddon provided all the points in the Bears' 4-3 win over Weber State. The win improved Northern Colorado's overall mark against the Wildcats to 8-7-4.
Last Time Out
With a chance to secure its first conference title since 2011, the Bears left no doubt with a 7-2 win over Idaho State. Lexi Pulley bagged two goals to leapfrog teammate Taylor Bray for the Golden Boot Award, while Cara Quinn, Melina Faris, Ashley Hillman, Lauren Woodhull and Carly Fetters each found the back of the net.
On this Day
All-time, UNC is 1-2-0 on November 5 and will be looking to buck its recent trend, dropping each of the last two games on the date. Northern Colorado's last win came back in 2005 with a 2-1 victory over Francis Marion.
To stay up to date on all things UNC soccer, visit UNCBears.com and follow the team on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
Game Info
Who: Northern Colorado (10-7-2, 8-1-0) vs. Weber State (10-8-0, 6-3-0)
When: November 5, 2021 at 2 p.m. MT
Where: Greeley, Colo. | Jackson Stadium
How To Follow: LIVE STATS | LIVE STREAM | @UNC_BearsSoccer
Scouting the Wildcats
Weber State proved just how tough an opponent they are a week ago when it took a four-goal effort from UNC to get past the Wildcats. Morgan Furmaniak stamped herself on the scoresheet along with substitutes Lauren McConnell and Alexis Simpson.
Furmaniak, who was awarded the Big Sky Newcomer of the Year Award was one of six Wildcats picking up recognition on the All-Conference teams. Sadie Newsome (First Team), Taylor Slack (Second Team), Olivia Tucker (Second Team), Hailey Price (Honorable Mention) and Mekell Moss (Honorable Mention) were also listed.
In its quarterfinal matchup with Idaho, Weber State was downright dominant over the Vandals. WSU goalkeeper Kaytlin Bradley never saw a shot on goal in 90 minutes with her defense flexing its muscles in front of her. Meanwhile, Lily Webster and the offense piled up 25 shots, eight of them on goal, in the 3-0 victory to move the Wildcats into the semifinals.
History against Weber State
It was just over a week ago that UNC's triumphant trio of Lexi Pulley, Taylor Bray and Olivia Seddon provided all the points in the Bears' 4-3 win over Weber State. The win improved Northern Colorado's overall mark against the Wildcats to 8-7-4.
Last Time Out
With a chance to secure its first conference title since 2011, the Bears left no doubt with a 7-2 win over Idaho State. Lexi Pulley bagged two goals to leapfrog teammate Taylor Bray for the Golden Boot Award, while Cara Quinn, Melina Faris, Ashley Hillman, Lauren Woodhull and Carly Fetters each found the back of the net.
On this Day
All-time, UNC is 1-2-0 on November 5 and will be looking to buck its recent trend, dropping each of the last two games on the date. Northern Colorado's last win came back in 2005 with a 2-1 victory over Francis Marion.
To stay up to date on all things UNC soccer, visit UNCBears.com and follow the team on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
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