UCCS Men’s Soccer Climbs to No. 20 in Final Week 10 Poll
Main Story: UCCS moved up three spots to No. 20 in the final regular-season United Soccer Coaches poll, despite losing 4-1 to Westminster in the RMAC tournament quarterfinals. The Mountain Lions finished the regular season unbeaten at home and are awaiting NCAA Division II tournament selections.
By the Numbers- UCCS rose 3 spots to No. 20.
- The Mountain Lions finished 0-0 against No. 2 CSU Pueblo and lost 4-1 to Westminster.
- Goalkeeper Hugo Sjöberg recorded 6 shutouts, tied for the RMAC lead.
- Forward Yohann Fila scored his 8th goal of the season.
- UCCS ranked No. 7 in Super Region 4 and No. 18 nationally in NPI rankings.
The national ranking reflects UCCS’ regular-season strength, but its tournament loss to Westminster raises questions about whether that form will carry into the NCAA field. The team’s No. 18 NPI ranking offers another measure of its postseason standing.
State of Play- UCCS finished the regular season unbeaten at Mountain Lion Stadium.
- Three RMAC teams landed in the top 25: CSU Pueblo at No. 2, Regis at No. 15 and UCCS at No. 20.
- Fort Lewis also received votes in the final poll.
The NCAA Division II tournament selections are scheduled for Monday, Nov. 9, at 4:30 p.m. MT.
Bottom LineUCCS’ national ranking and regional standing keep its postseason hopes alive, but its quarterfinal exit makes the selection announcement the immediate turning point.
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