Idaho State women's soccer returns to Davis Field on August 27 to host UNLV at 7 p.m., buoyed by a recent 2-0 victory over CSU Bakersfield. This win marks the Bengals' first of the season and first shutout, improving their record to 1-1-1. Goalkeeper Aliya Garrett earned Big Sky Defensive Player of the Week honors for her standout performance. The Bengals are leading the Big Sky in a couple of key offensive metrics, averaging 23.67 shots and 7.67 corner kicks per game. Thursday’s matchup is notable as it will be UNLV’s first visit to Pocatello since 2000.

By the Numbers
  • Idaho State averages 23.67 shots per game, ranking 6th nationally.
  • UNLV is averaging 8.5 shots per match and has allowed 4 goals over 4 games.
State of Play
  • Idaho State aims to build on its first win against CSU Bakersfield.
  • UNLV is struggling with a 1-3-0 record after dropping two close matches.
What's Next

Following their game against UNLV, Idaho State will continue its non-conference schedule with an away match at Boise State on August 30.

Bottom Line

The Bengals have the momentum and home advantage, positioning them as strong contenders in their upcoming match against UNLV, which could define their season trajectory. Maintaining their offensive pressure will be critical for continued success.