Complete Notes (PDF)

No. 19 MSU Denver will play at CSU-Pueblo on Friday and will host Colorado Christian on Sunday.

Notes:
•    Head coach Adrianne Pietz is one win away from 100 for her career.

•    Marie Ipock (Los Lunas, N.M./Los Lunas H.S.), who had two career goals in four years entering the game at Adams State on Sept. 26, scored the game-tying penalty kick in a 1-1 tie.

•    Alexie Marr (Longmont, Colo./Longmont H.S.) was named RMAC defensive player of the week on Sept. 30 after recording an assist and helping the Roadrunners to a 0.45 GAA in two games.

•    MSU Denver defeated West Texas A&M 2-0 behind goals from Brandi Farley (Colorado Springs/Pine Creek H.S.) and Abby Rolph (Golden, Colo./Golden H.S.) on Sept. 4 in the first-ever regular season game at The Regency Athletic Complex at MSU Denver.

•    The Roadrunners are now 13-1-0 in season-openers over the past 14 seasons after defeating West Texas A&M on Sept. 4 at home.

•    Farley was named RMAC offensive player of the week on Sept. 9 after scoring game-winning goals against West Texas A&M and Dallas Baptist to open the season.

•    MSU Denver was picked second in the RMAC preseason coaches' poll behind Colorado Mines.

•    Rolph was named RMAC preseason player of the year and joined Karisa Price (Gilbert, Ariz./Highland H.S.) and Brandi Farley (Colorado Springs/Pine Creek H.S.) on the preseason all-RMAC team.

•    MSU Denver's 12 consecutive NCAA tournament appearances is the longest active streak in NCAA Division II.

•    Rolph was named third team All-America by both Daktronics and NSCAA last season and returns for her senior campaign.

•    Rolph also earned NSCAA second team Scholar All-America, becoming the second player in school history to earn the award (Kari Pierce, 1999).

•    Rolph has a 3.71 GPA in sport industry operations.

•    MSU Denver went 1-2-3 vs. ranked opponents last season.

•    MSU Denver went 11-1-4 last season when Jade Ryals (Monument, Colo./Lewis-Palmer H.S.) was in the starting lineup (she missed several games with an injury late in the season).

•    MSU Denver allowed just one goal through the first five games last 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).

•    MSU Denver snapped a four-game winless streak on artificial turf with a 2-0 win at West Texas A&M on Sept. 5 last season.