CNCC Women's Soccer Sets New Single-Game Goal Record in 21-0 Victory
RANGELY, Colo. — Colorado Northwestern Community College Women's Soccer made history Thursday, October 8, as the Spartans defeated Pacific Northwest Christian College 21-0 and set a new program record for goals scored in a single game. The win improved CNCC to 3-8-1 overall and 3-6-0 in conference play.
CNCC wasted no time getting the offense going. Jada Jangard opened the scoring just 2:01 into the game, and Peyton Smith followed only 39 seconds later. Smith scored again at the 5:37 mark before Jangard added her second as the Spartans quickly jumped out to a 4-0 advantage.
The Spartans continued to pour on the offense throughout the first half, taking a 12-0 lead into halftime. CNCC finished the game with 52 total shots, including 29 shots on goal, while holding Pacific Northwest Christian to just one shot.
Ava Wong led the record-setting performance with six goals and one assist. Jangard finished with four goals and one assist, while Cozette Child recorded a hat trick with three goals and one assist. Smith added two goals and two assists to the offensive effort.
The scoring was spread throughout the CNCC lineup. Julliana Rodd-Caloca, Janey Tobler, Joselyn Montejano, Elizabeth Leitch, Gabby Long and Grace Orton each found the back of the net. Tobler also led the Spartans with three assists, while Montejano and Orton each added two.
CNCC scored 12 times in the first half before adding nine more in the second to reach the record-setting 21-goal mark. Goalkeeper Suezzette Cruz Reyes preserved the shutout, stopping Pacific Northwest Christian's only shot on goal.
The 21-goal performance sets a new single-game standard for CNCC and gives the Spartans a historic offensive performance to add to the program record book.
