#17 UCCS Out Shoots Colorado Mines in Second Half at Home

published September 28, 2012

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - No. 17 University of Colorado Colorado Springs women's soccer out shot Colorado Mines in the second half and had six different student-athletes record a shot, but the Mountain Lions (7-2 / 3-2 RMAC) fell to the Orediggers (6-3 / 3-2 RMAC) 3-0 tonight at Mountain Lion Stadium.

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