Complete Notes (PDF)

No. 10 Metro State will play at Fort Lewis on Friday and will host New Mexico Highlands on Sunday.

Notes:
•    This season's 11-0-3 record is the best start since 2005 (started 23-0-0 before a season-ending tie in NCAA quarterfinals).

•    Brandi Farley (Colorado Springs/Pine Creek H.S.) netted the team's first hat trick of the season on Oct. 18 in a 7-0 win over UC-Colorado Springs.

•    Farley has seven goals and three assists in her past eight games.

•    Abby Rolph (Golden, Colo./Golden H.S.) had a monster weekend on Oct. 18 and 20, scoring four goals and two assists in two games, including the game-winning goal in each game.

•    Abby Rolph (Golden, Colo./Golden H.S.) and Becca Medina (Denver, Colo./Heritage H.S.) both converted penalty kicks in back-to-back games Oct. 11 and 13.

•    Metro State is 5-for-5 on PK's this season.

•    Karisa Price (Gilbert, Ariz./Highland H.S.) was named RMAC offensive player of the week on Oct. 8 after scoring three goals with three assists in two games vs. CSU-Pueblo and Colorado Christian.

•    After going without a goal or assist in the first five games this season and final game last season, Price has seven goals and three assists (17 points) in the past seven games.

•    The six-game scoring drought for Price dating back to last season was the longest streak of her career without a point.

•    Price had a part in all four of Metro State's goals on Oct. 6 at Colorado Christian with two goals and two assists in the 4-0 road victory.

•    Redshirt freshman goalkeeper Karisa Fernandez (Westminster, Colo./Standley Lake H.S.) made her first career start on Sept. 29 at New Mexico Highlands and made four saves in the 4-1 victory.

•    Since coming taking over in the second half vs. Adams State on Sept. 27, Fernandez has allowed two goals in 425 minutes (0.42 GAA).

•    Metro State's 2-1 double-overtime win on Sept. 22 was the first win at Colorado Mesa since 2010.

•    Metro State held Emporia State without a shot attempt on Sept. 15, the sixth time in school history and first since 2009 the Roadrunners have held an opponent to zero shot attempts.

•    Metro State allowed just one goal through the first five games this season, the fewest goals allowed over that span since allowing zero goals through five games in 2005 (did not allow a goal until sixth game in 2005).

•    Goalkeeper Nicole Jablonski (White Lake, Mich./Walled Lake Northern H.S.) was named RMAC defensive player of the week on Sept. 10 after recording two shutouts to open the season.

•    Jablonski became the first Metro State freshman since Madison McQuilliams in 2007 to earn RMAC player of the week honors after the first weekend of the season.

•    Jablonski is the first Metro State freshman goalkeeper since Rachel Zollner in 2005 to record shutouts in her first two career starts (Zollner had five straight combined shutouts, but her first was not a solo shutout).

•    Jablonski is the first Metro State freshman goalkeeper since Tina Churchill in 2004 to record two consecutive solo shutouts in her first two career starts.

•    Metro State tied No. 14 Dallas Baptist 0-0 on Sept. 7 and No. 12 St. Edward's 1-1 on Sept. 13 after going 4-3-0 last season against ranked opponents.