UNLV PAIR OF HOME GAMES TO START WITH THURSDAY TAILGATE
Free food & drink will be provided by UNLV Soccer Foundation at 5 p.m. before Thursday’s game vs. Colorado State
- UNLV vs. Colorado State | Thursday, Oct. 6 | 7:00 p.m. PT | Live Video | Live Stats
- UNLV vs. Wyoming | Sunday, Oct. 9 | 1:00 p.m. PT | Live Video | Live Stats
UNLV women’s soccer returns home Thursday for the first of two games this week at Peter Johann Memorial Field vs. Colorado State at 7 p.m. PT with a pre-game tailgate hosted by the UNLV Soccer Foundation at 5 p.m. PT. The match precedes the Rebels’ Sunday afternoon tilt vs. Wyoming at 1 p.m. PT.
The Rebels (3-8-1, 1-2-1) split their pair of road matches last week, which included a 2-1 victory over Fresno State. Only two points separate them and the Rams (4-3-5, 1-0-3) – who are tied for fourth place – in the Mountain West standings after the latter drew with Boise State and Utah State in its last two outings. Additionally, the Scarlet & Gray is going up against a Cowgirls (2-5-4, 1-2-1) team that went 1-1 against CSU’s same last two opponents, with a win coming over the first-place Aggies.
Fans can watch the action through the Mountain West Network broadcast links for Thursday’s match here and Sunday’s game here. Updates for each match will also be provided via the live stats links here, as well as via in-game updates on the official team Twitter (@UNLVwSoccer) and Instagram (@unlvwsoccer) accounts.
TAILGATE: The UNLV Soccer Foundation will be providing free food and drink at Thursday’s tailgate. The schedule for the remaining soccer tailgates can be found at the link here.
2022 SEASON TICKETS: Season tickets to UNLV women’s soccer games, which are $25 for seniors, faculty, staff and alumni and $35 for the general public, can be purchased at UNLVTickets.com or by calling 702-739-3267. Single-game tickets are $6 per adult when purchased in advance of game day, $10 at the door and free for kids in high school or younger.
NEWS & NOTES:
- The 2022 campaign marks head coach Jenny Ruiz-Williams’ third season at the helm of the Rebel women’s soccer program.