Weekend Scores

Thursday, Oct. 2

Men’s Hockey: W @ BYU 5-4

The Hockey team got the weekend of domination off to a fast start with a 5-4 victory over the BYU Cougars down in Provo on Thursday.

Friday, Oct. 3

Women’s Soccer: W vs. Wyoming 2-0

With one goal apiece from Ambryn McCallson and Bailee Hammond the Aggies beat Wyoming 2-0. The Aggie defense also played big and held Wyoming to just two shots on goal.

Football: W @ BYU 35-20

Utah State took down the Cougars in Provo, 35-20 and moved to 3-2 on the year. Filling in for Chuckie Keeton, Darrell Garretson threw three touchdown passes in the victory while Nick Vigil led the team in both tackles (9) and rushing yards (57).

Saturday, Oct. 4

Women’s Rugby: W vs. Slugs 47-12

The Women’s Rugby team defeated the Slugs 47-12 on Saturday in Salt Lake. The win preserved their undefeated record and moved them to 4-0.

Women’s Volleyball: W @ Air Force 3-2

Volleyball beat Air Force on the road in five sets on Saturday, winning three sets to two. In the victory Rachel Orr had 16 kills and 11 digs while Kaitlyn VanHoff had 13 kills and nine blocks. Senior Paige Neves added a season high of 55 assists.

Sunday, Oct. 5

Women’s Soccer: W vs. Colorado St. 1-0

Ambryn McCallson scored the winning goal in the 84th minute to help secure a 1-0 victory at Chuck & Gloria Bell field and to ensure that the A stayed blue throughout the entire weekend. The Aggies moved to 6-4-2 on the season.

Men’s Tennis:

At the Dar Walters Tennis Classic in Boise, Idaho, Matt Sweet beat a Ute and won the championship in Flight B for the Aggies while Dennis Baumgartner and Sebastian Schnieder won the doubles title.

Women’s Tennis:

Nini Guensler finished with a perfect 2-0 record at the Utah State Invite here in Logan, leading the team to a total of 6 wins over the weekend.

Golf:

In their most recent tournament, Utah State Men’s golf finished in a tie for 5th place out of 17 teams at the Mark Simpson Invitation in Colorado. Grahm Schmaltz led Utah State individually and finished with a 2-under 142 (71-71), good for a tie for 11th finish.