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2026 season

Westminster Women's Soccer

Westminster women's soccer finished its 2026 season 7-6-4 and 4-4-4 in the RMAC after a 3-1 loss at No. 2 seed UCCS in the RMAC Tournament quarterfinals on Nov. 1.

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Results and fixtures

Westminster Women's Soccer results and fixtures

Times are Mountain. Last pulled from the official athletics feed November 6 at 8:17 PM MT.

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About Westminster Women's Soccer

Westminster women's soccer plays its home matches at Dumke Field in Salt Lake City, an artificial-turf field built on top of a parking structure. Allie Lieshout is the head coach, according to the official roster.

Four matches, no goals conceded

As of September 22, the Griffins were 2-0-2 through four official matches, according to the 2026 schedule: a 4-0 home win over Cal State East Bay on August 28, a 1-0 win at Northwest Nazarene on September 12, and scoreless RMAC draws at MSU Denver on September 18 and Colorado Christian on September 20. Goalkeeper Marin Mackenzie's clean sheet at Colorado Christian was her fourth of the season, the official recap said. Colorado Christian outshot Westminster 14-6 that day.

Where the Griffins were picked

RMAC coaches picked Westminster sixth of 13 in the 2026 preseason poll, with 81 points and one third-place vote. Colorado School of Mines was the preseason favorite.

The home stretch

As of September 22, seven of the Griffins' remaining 11 regular-season matches were at Dumke Field, including Western Colorado on September 25 and Fort Lewis on September 27. In October the Griffins beat New Mexico Highlands 9-2 on October 11 and CSU Pueblo 2-1 on October 16 for a third straight win, lost 4-1 to Colorado School of Mines on Senior Day, October 18, and drew 2-2 at Black Hills State on October 23. They lost 3-0 at UCCS on October 25 and closed the regular season with a 0-0 draw at Colorado Mesa on October 28, finishing 6-5-4 and 4-4-4 in the RMAC, seventh in the standings with 16 points. They entered the RMAC Tournament as the No. 7 seed, and Marin Mackenzie had seven shutouts, tied for third in the RMAC, per Westminster's October 29 preview. On October 30 they beat No. 8 seed Colorado Christian 2-1 at Dumke Field in the first round, on goals from Adrianna Pulver and substitute Xevani Salanoa, and were 7-5-4 as of October 31, per Westminster's recap and schedule. The season ended on November 1 with a 3-1 loss at No. 2 seed UCCS in the quarterfinals, where Natalie Cardin scored her fourth goal of the season off a Skye Kennedy assist and Marin Mackenzie made seven saves, for a final record of 7-6-4.

Eleven players on the 2026 roster list Utah hometowns, from Syracuse and Roy to Lehi and Alpine.

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2026 season

Season complete: 7-6-4 and 4-4-4 in the RMAC; the No. 7 seed went out in the RMAC Tournament quarterfinals on Nov. 1.

From the official schedule, updated November 6 at 8:17 PM MT

Next
at RMAC Championship, Sat Nov 7
Conference
RMAC
Head Coach Women's Soccer
Allie Lieshout

Checked Nov 2, 2026

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School
Westminster University

Sport
soccer

Level
college

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Westminster Women's Soccer season highlights and honors

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Game recaps

  1. Nov 1, 2026Lost 3-1 at No. 2 seed UCCS in the RMAC Tournament quarterfinals at Mountain Lion Stadium, ending the season. Natalie Cardin scored her fourth goal of the season in the 53rd minute off a Skye Kennedy assist, and Marin Mackenzie made seven saves. Source for: Lost 3-1 at No. 2 seed UCCS in the RMAC Tournament quarterfinals at Mountain Lion Stadium, ending the season. Natalie Cardin scored her fourth goal of the season in the 53rd minute off a Skye Kennedy assist, and Marin Mackenzie made seven saves.
  2. Oct 30, 2026Beat No. 8 seed Colorado Christian 2-1 at Dumke Field in the RMAC Tournament first round. Adrianna Pulver scored in the ninth minute off a Skye Kennedy assist, substitute Xevani Salanoa got the 74th-minute winner from Carly Bramwell, and Westminster outshot CCU 12-7. Source for: Beat No. 8 seed Colorado Christian 2-1 at Dumke Field in the RMAC Tournament first round. Adrianna Pulver scored in the ninth minute off a Skye Kennedy assist, substitute Xevani Salanoa got the 74th-minute winner from Carly Bramwell, and Westminster outshot CCU 12-7.
  3. Oct 28, 2026Drew 0-0 at Colorado Mesa in Grand Junction, Colo., in the regular-season finale. Marin Mackenzie made three saves for the clean sheet, and Westminster held a 4-3 edge in shots on goal and 5-2 in corners. Source for: Drew 0-0 at Colorado Mesa in Grand Junction, Colo., in the regular-season finale. Marin Mackenzie made three saves for the clean sheet, and Westminster held a 4-3 edge in shots on goal and 5-2 in corners.
  4. Oct 25, 2026Lost 3-0 at UCCS in Colorado Springs despite six saves from Marin Mackenzie. UCCS out-shot Westminster 18-10, and the Griffins won the corner count 4-1. Source for: Lost 3-0 at UCCS in Colorado Springs despite six saves from Marin Mackenzie. UCCS out-shot Westminster 18-10, and the Griffins won the corner count 4-1.
  5. Oct 23, 2026Drew 2-2 at Black Hills State in Spearfish, S.D., after trailing 2-1 at halftime. Natalie Cardin scored and assisted, and Skye Kennedy tied the match in the 56th minute. Source for: Drew 2-2 at Black Hills State in Spearfish, S.D., after trailing 2-1 at halftime. Natalie Cardin scored and assisted, and Skye Kennedy tied the match in the 56th minute.
  6. Oct 18, 2026Lost 4-1 to Colorado School of Mines on Senior Day at Dumke Field, ending a three-match winning streak. Carly Bramwell scored Westminster's goal in the 31st minute. Source for: Lost 4-1 to Colorado School of Mines on Senior Day at Dumke Field, ending a three-match winning streak. Carly Bramwell scored Westminster's goal in the 31st minute.
  7. Oct 16, 2026Beat CSU Pueblo 2-1 at home for a third straight win. Adrianna Pulver scored in the 19th minute and Skye Kennedy got the winner in the 76th, and Westminster out-shot CSU Pueblo 18-5. Source for: Beat CSU Pueblo 2-1 at home for a third straight win. Adrianna Pulver scored in the 19th minute and Skye Kennedy got the winner in the 76th, and Westminster out-shot CSU Pueblo 18-5.
  8. Oct 11, 2026Beat New Mexico Highlands 9-2 at home with goals from nine different Griffins, starting with Abigail Austin in the seventh minute. Westminster out-shot New Mexico Highlands 40-13. Source for: Beat New Mexico Highlands 9-2 at home with goals from nine different Griffins, starting with Abigail Austin in the seventh minute. Westminster out-shot New Mexico Highlands 40-13.
  9. Oct 9, 2026Beat Adams State 3-0 at Dumke Field, ending a three-match losing run. Addison Gibbons and Adrianna Pulver scored in the first half and Ella Schutjer converted an 87th-minute penalty; Westminster out-shot the Grizzlies 19-3 and won the corner count 10-0. Source for: Beat Adams State 3-0 at Dumke Field, ending a three-match losing run. Addison Gibbons and Adrianna Pulver scored in the first half and Ella Schutjer converted an 87th-minute penalty; Westminster out-shot the Grizzlies 19-3 and won the corner count 10-0.
  10. Oct 4, 2026Lost 1-0 to No. 1 Florida Tech at Dumke Field on a third-minute goal, holding the top-ranked Division II team scoreless for the rest of the match. Source for: Lost 1-0 to No. 1 Florida Tech at Dumke Field on a third-minute goal, holding the top-ranked Division II team scoreless for the rest of the match.
  11. Oct 2, 2026Lost 3-0 at Regis in the RMAC despite an 11-7 shot advantage, per the box score. Source for: Lost 3-0 at Regis in the RMAC despite an 11-7 shot advantage, per the box score.
  12. Sep 27, 2026Lost 1-0 to Fort Lewis at Dumke Field in the RMAC despite outshooting the Skyhawks 15-9. Source for: Lost 1-0 to Fort Lewis at Dumke Field in the RMAC despite outshooting the Skyhawks 15-9.
  13. Sep 25, 2026Beat Western Colorado 3-0 in the RMAC at Dumke Field with a season-high 24 shots. Natalie Cardin, Laine Romney and Adrianna Pulver scored. Source for: Beat Western Colorado 3-0 in the RMAC at Dumke Field with a season-high 24 shots. Natalie Cardin, Laine Romney and Adrianna Pulver scored.
  14. Sep 20, 2026Drew 0-0 at Colorado Christian in the RMAC. Marin Mackenzie made three saves for her fourth clean sheet of the season. Source for: Drew 0-0 at Colorado Christian in the RMAC. Marin Mackenzie made three saves for her fourth clean sheet of the season.
  15. Sep 18, 2026Drew 0-0 at MSU Denver in the RMAC opener. Source for: Drew 0-0 at MSU Denver in the RMAC opener.
  16. Sep 12, 2026Won 1-0 at Northwest Nazarene in Nampa, Idaho. Source for: Won 1-0 at Northwest Nazarene in Nampa, Idaho.
  17. Aug 28, 2026Won 4-0 over Cal State East Bay at Dumke Field. Source for: Won 4-0 over Cal State East Bay at Dumke Field.

Honors and milestones

  1. Aug 13, 2026Picked sixth of 13 in the 2026 RMAC preseason coaches' poll, with 81 points and one third-place vote. Source for: Picked sixth of 13 in the 2026 RMAC preseason coaches' poll, with 81 points and one third-place vote.

Watch and attend

Where to follow Westminster Women's Soccer

  • Dumke Field

    Home of women's soccer

    An artificial-turf field rebuilt on top of a two-level parking structure in fall 2005. It seats 1,200, and LED lighting was added in September 2020.

Official links

  • RMAC Network: Westminster

    The official schedule's Watch links for Griffins matches point here.

  • Live stats

    Linked beside each match on the official schedule.

  • Tickets

    Westminster Athletics' ticketing page on Hudl; each home match also has its own ticket link on the official schedule.

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