Sunday, September 27
USAFA, CO
1 p.m. MT
Air Force Academy
vs
University of Hawaii
Women's Soccer to Host Hawai'i on Sunday
9/25/2026 11:42:00 AM | Women's Soccer
U.S. AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo., - The Falcons (6-2-1) will conclude their three-match homestand against Mountain West newcomer Hawai'i (3-4-1) on Sunday September 27 at Cadet Soccer Stadium. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. MT.
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BASE ACCESS
Access procedures at the U.S. Air Force Academy continue to affect athletic events. While the installation remains open, anyone without a DoD ID card must obtain a visitor pass to enter the base at this link.
ALL-TIME VERSUS THE RAINBOW WAHINE
Air Force has played four total matches against Hawai'i and holds the winning record of 3-1 extending back to the first matchup between the two programs in 1996, a 2-1 Falcon win. Against the 'Bows, Air Force is 2-1 on home turf. The most recent meeting between the programs was a 3-0 Falcon victory in O'ahu, HI on August 29, 2024.
LAST TIME OUT
Air Force (6-2-1) opened Mountain West play in dramatic fashion Thursday evening, rallying from an early deficit to defeat UC Davis (2-6-2), 3-1, at Cadet Soccer Stadium. The Falcons controlled much of the offensive action, recording 18 shots, including eight on goal, with three different players finding the net.
UC Davis opened the scoring in the 14th minute on a free kick that found the back of the net despite a full-extension effort from Air Force goalkeeper Sydney Nelms. The Falcons answered in the 35th minute when Annika Jost delivered a corner kick into the box and Jordan Dillingham rose above the defense to head the ball into the net. The goal marked Dillingham's third of the season and a new career high.
Air Force carried the momentum into the second half, taking its first lead in the 50th minute. Following a deflected shot from Chase Borntreger, Clara Teigland collected the loose ball and slipped a shot past the UC Davis goalkeeper for the first goal of her collegiate career. Three minutes later, Lauren Steinlage doubled the advantage with another first-career goal, gathering a throw-in from Addie Doyle before dribbling toward the top of the box and curling a left-footed shot inside the left post.
The Falcons' defense held firm the rest of the way, with Nelms making five saves to keep UC Davis off the scoreboard in the second half. The victory marked Air Force's first Mountain West win of the season and improved the Falcons to 3-0-1 at Cadet Soccer Stadium.
AIR FORCE IN THE MOUNTAIN WEST
Air Force currently leads the Mountain West in goals (21) and goals per game (2.33) and ranks second in overall points (53) and saves (47). Sydney Nelms ranks second in the league in saves per game (5.57).
Annika Jost ranks fourth in the Mountain West in points per game (1.25), fifth in points (10) and ninth in shots per game (2.13). Jost and Maddy Walsh are tied for sixth in the league in goals (4) and goals per game (.44).
SENIOR STRIKERS
C1Cs Clara Teigland and Lauren Steinlage had a memorable Mountain West opener, as both recorded their first collegiate goals in Air Force's 3-1 victory over UC Davis. Steinlage, a four-year veteran, entered the match with nine career shots on goal and capitalized on her opportunity, scoring from outside the box to extend the Falcons' lead. Teigland, a senior newcomer to the program, found the back of the net in the 50th minute for her first collegiate goal, which proved to be the game-winning goal.
A LOOK AT HAWAI'I
The 'Bows holds a record of 3-4-1, falling to #23 Texas Tech (1-0), Kansas State (3-1), Western Michigan (3-1), and Colorado College (2-0). Their trio of wins came over Idaho (2-0), Western Pacific (7-0), and New Mexico State (3-0). So far, they have outscored their opponents 14-9 with 50 shots on goal. Offensively, Anuhea Aluli leads with 13 points and six goals. In goal, Kennedy Justin has made 23 saves in 653:11 minutes.
MEDIA
Watch Live – MW+
Watch Air Force Athletics on the new MW+. To become a subscriber, click HERE.
Live Stats – StatBroadcast
BASE ACCESS
Access procedures at the U.S. Air Force Academy continue to affect athletic events. While the installation remains open, anyone without a DoD ID card must obtain a visitor pass to enter the base at this link.
ALL-TIME VERSUS THE RAINBOW WAHINE
Air Force has played four total matches against Hawai'i and holds the winning record of 3-1 extending back to the first matchup between the two programs in 1996, a 2-1 Falcon win. Against the 'Bows, Air Force is 2-1 on home turf. The most recent meeting between the programs was a 3-0 Falcon victory in O'ahu, HI on August 29, 2024.
LAST TIME OUT
Air Force (6-2-1) opened Mountain West play in dramatic fashion Thursday evening, rallying from an early deficit to defeat UC Davis (2-6-2), 3-1, at Cadet Soccer Stadium. The Falcons controlled much of the offensive action, recording 18 shots, including eight on goal, with three different players finding the net.
UC Davis opened the scoring in the 14th minute on a free kick that found the back of the net despite a full-extension effort from Air Force goalkeeper Sydney Nelms. The Falcons answered in the 35th minute when Annika Jost delivered a corner kick into the box and Jordan Dillingham rose above the defense to head the ball into the net. The goal marked Dillingham's third of the season and a new career high.
Air Force carried the momentum into the second half, taking its first lead in the 50th minute. Following a deflected shot from Chase Borntreger, Clara Teigland collected the loose ball and slipped a shot past the UC Davis goalkeeper for the first goal of her collegiate career. Three minutes later, Lauren Steinlage doubled the advantage with another first-career goal, gathering a throw-in from Addie Doyle before dribbling toward the top of the box and curling a left-footed shot inside the left post.
The Falcons' defense held firm the rest of the way, with Nelms making five saves to keep UC Davis off the scoreboard in the second half. The victory marked Air Force's first Mountain West win of the season and improved the Falcons to 3-0-1 at Cadet Soccer Stadium.
AIR FORCE IN THE MOUNTAIN WEST
Air Force currently leads the Mountain West in goals (21) and goals per game (2.33) and ranks second in overall points (53) and saves (47). Sydney Nelms ranks second in the league in saves per game (5.57).
Annika Jost ranks fourth in the Mountain West in points per game (1.25), fifth in points (10) and ninth in shots per game (2.13). Jost and Maddy Walsh are tied for sixth in the league in goals (4) and goals per game (.44).
SENIOR STRIKERS
C1Cs Clara Teigland and Lauren Steinlage had a memorable Mountain West opener, as both recorded their first collegiate goals in Air Force's 3-1 victory over UC Davis. Steinlage, a four-year veteran, entered the match with nine career shots on goal and capitalized on her opportunity, scoring from outside the box to extend the Falcons' lead. Teigland, a senior newcomer to the program, found the back of the net in the 50th minute for her first collegiate goal, which proved to be the game-winning goal.
A LOOK AT HAWAI'I
The 'Bows holds a record of 3-4-1, falling to #23 Texas Tech (1-0), Kansas State (3-1), Western Michigan (3-1), and Colorado College (2-0). Their trio of wins came over Idaho (2-0), Western Pacific (7-0), and New Mexico State (3-0). So far, they have outscored their opponents 14-9 with 50 shots on goal. Offensively, Anuhea Aluli leads with 13 points and six goals. In goal, Kennedy Justin has made 23 saves in 653:11 minutes.
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