Main Story: Colorado School of Mines closed the regular season with a 5-1 win over CSU Pueblo, extending its winning streak to four games. Natalie Rouse scored twice, while Bella Campos added a goal and an assist as the Orediggers secured third place in the RMAC standings and home-field advantage for the conference tournament quarterfinals.

By the Numbers
  • Mines outshot CSU Pueblo 21-6, including 10-5 in shots on goal.
  • Rouse scored in each of Mines’ final 4 regular-season games and finished with 7 goals.
  • Campos has 26 goals and 60 points this season; her 75 career goals tie the Mines record.
  • Mines finished the regular season 12-3-3 overall and 8-2-2 in the RMAC.
Yes, But

CSU Pueblo limited Campos to one first-half shot and scored once after the break, ending Mines’ shutout bid. But Mines responded with two goals in an 86-second span to put the game away.

State of Play
  • Mines finished third in the RMAC standings and will host a tournament quarterfinal.
  • The Orediggers have won 4 straight games heading into the postseason.
What’s Next

Mines hosts Black Hills State in the 2026 RMAC Women’s Soccer Championship quarterfinals Sunday at noon at Stermole Stadium.

Bottom Line

Mines enters the postseason in form, with a potent attack and home-field advantage—while Campos’ record-tying season gives the Orediggers another major storyline to carry into the tournament.