Colorado Christian vs. South Dakota Mines
Friday, Sept. 23 | 1:30 p.m.
Lakewood, CO (Trailblazer Stadium)

• All time against the Hardrockers the Cougars are 1-7-1
• The lone win came during the 2015 season (W, 1-0)
• In 2018, the teams played to a 0-0 tie. The last shutout for either team in the series

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Colorado Christian vs. UCCS
Sunday, Sept. 25| 4:00 p.m.
Lakewood, CO (Trailblazer Stadium)

• UCCS has won all but one of the games in 28 all-time meetings
• Colorado Christian's lone win came in 2004

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Starting Well Times Two

For the second straight season the Cougars are 4-0. After never starting a season with four straight wins prior to the 2020-21 campaign, the program has done it twice in less than a years time. A win on Friday would mark the program's first 5-0 start.

Still Winning

Dating back to last season, the Cougars have won five straight games and six of their last seven contests. This is the Cougars first five-game winning streak in program history. 

Recapping Last Week

The Cougars mid-week game against Bethany was canceled due to the Swedes not being able to make the trip from Kansas. In the team's lone game last week, they produced a 2-1 win against Adams State in overtime. Colorado Christian held a 1-0 lead after a Gabe Roloff goal early in the contest. The Grizzles tied the score in the game's last 10 minutes before a Jorge Lopez PK early in the extra session sealed the win. 

Conference Teams but Non-Conference Results

Colorado Christian will play 10 total RMAC games this year but we have 14 games against an RMAC foe. The Cougars are playing Adams State twice, UCCS and South Dakota Mines as non-conference games before officially beginning RMAC play on Friday, Oct. 1 at Fort Lewis. Colorado Christian will play each of those three opponents in October and will count in the league standings. 

The Season Stats

The Cougars are tied with Regis for third in the RMAC for allowing just 1.00 goals per game. Only Colorado Mesa and CSU Pueblo are allowing less than a goal per game. 

Individually, Roloff is tied for second among conference players for goals scored (3) with Adrian Diez's two assists tying him for sixth in the league during the early season schedule. Max Collingwood hs posted the sixth best save percentage in the league (.714)

Road Warriors

Dating back to last season, the Cougars have won eight of their last nine road contests. It is the best eight game road steak in school history. During the abbreviated spring 2021 season, Colorado lost just one of their road contests (at Colorado School of Mines), while posting a 5-1 record on the road. 

History in (Spring) 2021

The 6-5 mark the Cougars tallied during their spring season marked the first time in school history they achieved a winning record. It was accomplished in sweet fashion as they won their final game of the year at CSU Pueblo (1-0). It was just the second win in program history at the conference rival in 16 road contests at CSU Pueblo.

They started the year 4-0, marking the first time that has ever happen in school history.

RMAC Preseason Poll

The Cougars were picked to finish ninth in the preseason poll of the league's head coaches. The tandem of Colorado School of Mines and Colorado Mesa were chosen as co-favorites. 2021 RMAC Men's Soccer Preseason Poll

T1. Colorado Mesa (5) - 95
T1. Colorado School of Mines (5) - 95
3. CSU Pueblo - 72
4. Fort Lewis (1) - 70
5. Regis - 66
6. Westminster - 62
7. MSU Denver - 44
8. UCCS - 41
9. Colorado Christian - 30
10. South Dakota Mines - 17
11. Adams State - 13

Head Coach - Brad Camp

Brad Camp will head into his third season at the helm for the Cougars in 2021. Camp was named the program's fourth head coach in December of 2018.

Camp, who brings a host of accolades to the school, joins the department after serving as the assistant coach at East Tennessee State for two seasons, during which he won a regular season conference championships.

The Tennessee native holds national B, C, D, E and Youth licenses in coaching education from the U.S. Soccer Federation. He also has goalkeeper level I and II licenses and Director of Coaching diplomas from the United Soccer Coaches.

Prior to joining the Buccaneers, Camp was an assistant coach at Maryville College as well as the head coach for the Knoxville Force of the National Premier Soccer League. Camp has also served as the boys director for the Alliance Development Centers for the Knoxville-based youth club, FC Alliance. In addition he also held the role as an assistant director for Tennessee's Olympic Development Program.

He played collegiately at Trevecca Nazarene (Tenn.) where he manned the left back position. During his senior campaign he was named a TranSouth Conference Scholar-Athlete.