Utah State women's soccer clinched their third consecutive Mountain West Tournament title after a dramatic penalty shootout victory against Boise State. The match ended in a 2-2 draw after regulation and overtime, with Utah State scoring both their goals in the second half. In the shootout, substitute goalkeeper Taylor Rath made two crucial saves, while the Aggies successfully converted all four of their penalty attempts. This victory secures a spot in the NCAA Tournament for the fifth time in the program's history.

By the Numbers
  • Utah State scored two goals in the second half but allowed two goals in the final 15 minutes, ending regulation tied 2-2.
  • Rath saved two out of four Boise State penalty kicks to secure the title, while Utah State converted all four of their attempts.
State of Play
  • Utah State has now won the Mountain West championship three straight years, becoming only the third team to achieve this feat.
  • The Aggies' penalty kick shootout win marked their first since 2013, enhancing their confidence heading into the NCAA Tournament.
What's Next

Utah State will learn their NCAA Tournament fate during the Selection Show on November 10, furthering their anticipation as they prepare for the next phase of competition.

Bottom Line

This impressive victory highlights Utah State's resilience and ability to perform under pressure, setting the stage for their exciting journey in the upcoming NCAA Tournament.