Date	Time	Opponent	Location	Venue	Links
Sunday, September 15	1:00 p.m. CT	#6 Colorado School of Mines	Golden, Colo.	Stermole Soccer Stadium	Stats | FloSports | Game Notes

 
CANYON, Texas – West Texas A&M women's soccer finishes its Colorado road trip on Sunday. The Lady Buffs take on No. 6 Colorado School of Mines at 1 p.m. CT at the Stermole Soccer Stadium in Golden, Colo.
 
LIVE COVERAGE
Live stats and broadcast will be available for the season opener provided by the Adams State athletic communications department with the game aired on the RMAC Network. For more information visit GoBuffsGo.com. 
 
All TIME SERIES
Colorado School of Mines leads the all-time series against WT 5-0 with the last meeting coming in 2016. The series started in 2008 with the two teams facing each other in a 1-0 win by Mines on Sept. 3, 2016 in Golden. In the series, the Orediggers are 3-0 in Golden, Colo. Mines has outscored WT in the series 12-0 in the series including 7-0 in Golden.
 
LAST TIME OUT
Avery Putnam's goal less than five minutes into the West Texas A&M women's soccer match against the Adams State Grizzlies proved to be the difference in a 1-0 win in Alamosa, Colo. on Friday. The Lady Buffs improved to 2-0 on the season while Adams State falls to 0-2-1.  Following the game's first shot Adams State went down the field to force a corner kick. The in-swinging ball couldn't find a target as the Lady Buffs broke into space with green grass ahead. As Alexsis Villarreal pushed the pace, the senior found a streaking Avery Putnam who took on the defense. Before entering the penalty box, Putnam placed a well-located shot into the back of the net for a goal.
 
SCOUTING #6 COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES
The Orediggers come off their third consecutive win after defeating Lubbock Christian 2-0 on Thursday. After a scoreless first half, Mines scored two goals in a five-minute window. Ava Harman leads the team with five points on two goals and an assist followed by Bella Campos with four points on a goal and two assists. Reese McDermott and Natalie Rouse have scored one goal each while Cloey Seltzer has an assist on the season. In goal, Allie Lundgren and Sadie Wolf have combined for time in net with Wolf starting all three games. In her 225 minutes of play, Wolf has allowed one goal with six saves on 15 shots faced for a 0.40 goals-against average, 0.857 save percentage, and a solo shutout.
 
LSC PRESEASON POLL
Dallas Baptist is selected to win its fifth consecutive Lone Star Conference championship after winning the regular season and conference tournament last season. The Patriots totaled 587 points and collected all but one of the possible 42 first-place votes. St. Mary's followed with 519 points with Angelo State (500), Texas Woman's (456), and Midwestern State (420) finishing out the top five. Texas A&M International (348), St. Edward's (1 fpv, 323), Lubbock Christian (278), Oklahoma Christian (234), and UT Tyler (216) occupy the sixth through 10^th spots, respectively. WT (200), UT Permian Basin (176), Eastern New Mexico (88), and Sul Ross State (65) round out the preseason standings.
 
DBU's Taylor Tufts and Parker Coe were tabbed the LSC Preseason Offensive and Defensive Players of the Year, respectively, while Texas Woman's Amanda Farris earned Preseason Goalkeeper of the Year honors.
 
A LOOK AHEAD
The Lady Buffs return to the friendly confines of The Pitch in Canyon for a matchup against New Mexico Highlands at 7 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 20.