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Complete Match Notes vs. CSUP and NMHU

LAST WEEKEND
Colorado Mesa picked up a tie and a win last weekend in Denver. On Friday, the Mavericks earned a 2-2 tie with Regis after freshman Allie Davis scored her first two collegiate goals in the final 10 minutes of regulation. On Sunday, Lauren Thompson and Brooklynn Meinke provided the scoring to hand MSU Denver a historic 4-0 loss.

WEEKEND'S OPPONENTS
The Mavericks hold exteremly slim hopes of making the RMAC Tournament and all hopes are pinned on this weekends matches. Wins over CSU-Pueblo and New Mexico Highlands would give the Mavericks 11 points and they would have to hold out hope on a pair of losses next weekend.

PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Junior midfielder Brooklynn Meinke was named the RMAC Offensive Player of the Week after scoring a hat trick in Colorado Mesa's win over MSU Denver on Sunday. It was also the first time a Maverick had scored five points or more in a match since Tayler Franklin did on Octpber 6, 2013 against UCCS.

HAT TRICK
Brooklynn Meinke snapped a long streak for the Mavericks on Sunday. She tallied the first hat trick for Colorado Mesa since September 22, 2006 when Lauren Sell scored three goals against CSU-Pueblo at then Bergman Field.

FOUR GOALS
Colorado Mesa scored four goals in the 4-0 win over MSU Denver. The last time the Mavericks scored four goals in a match was August 28, 2009 when they defeated Wayne State (Neb.) 4-1. 

GOOD WIN
The Mavericks handed MSU Denver their worse loss since 2001 last Sunday. MSU Denver lost 5-1 to West Texas in 2001 which is also the last time the allowed four or more goals.

POPE MOVES UP 
Senior Sarah Pope moved up to fourth on the all-time assist list with a pair of assists in Brooklynn Meinke's hat trick. Pope currently sits in a tie with Kira Brannan (2006-09) and Daniela Ramirez (2008-10) with 13 assists.

COACHING STAFF
The Mavericks coaching staff remains the same as last season with head coach Jason Clare entering his second season at the helm and third season in the program. 
Assistant coach Kortney Rhoades enters her second year in the program as well.

RMAC PRESEASON POLL
The Mavericks were picked ninth in the preseason coaches poll after finishing in tenth place last season. Colorado Mesa was picked ahead of Adams State, Colorado Christian and RMAC newcomer Westminster. The top six teams qualify for the RMAC Tournament in November.

VIDEO STREAMING
Colorado Mesa and the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference have teamed up with Stretch Internet to provide video streaming for all home games this season. Video streaming will also be free this season. Find the link at CMUmavericks.com.

MAVERICKS ON AIR
KMSA 91.3FM,Colorado Mesa's student ran radio station, will be providing broadcasts this season for select home games. Check out the women's soccer schedule page to find out those select games.

NEXT UP
The Mavericks will play their final home game at Walker Field. They will play host to Westminster on Sunday for Senior Day.