Colorado Christian vs. Fort Lewis
Friday, Oct. 1 | 3:00 p.m.
Durango, CO (Dirks Field)

• The Cougars are looking for their first win vs. Fort Lewis since 2002 (W, 4-2)
• Dating back to the early 2000's, the Skyhawks hold a 34-1 record vs. Colorado Christian

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Colorado Christian vs. Adams State
Sunday, Oct. 3 | 1:00 p.m.
Alamosa, CO (ASU Soccer Field)

• Colorado Christian has a five game winning streak in the series
• The Cougars are 5-4-1 all-time in Alamosa vs. Adams State
• Adams State last beat the Cougars in 2016 (W, 5-0)

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Recapping Last Week

The Cougars rode the strong scoring leg of Liam Lakey to a pair of wins. In the 1-0 win against South Dakota Mines on Friday, Lakey scored in the 64th minute and Max Collingwood made a pair of saves in the victory. Just over 48 hours later, Lakey scored two times in a seven minute span as Colorado Christian beat UCCS for the first time in 17 years. All three of the game's goals were scored in a seven minute span between the 51st and 57th minutes. Both games were considered non-conference contests.

Stats ... We Got Your Stats

• There are 199 NCAA Division II men's soccer programs playing this season, Colorado Christian is one of seven who are currently are undefeated and untied.
• The Cougars are the only undefeated collegiate soccer team (men's or women's) in the state of Colorado.
• Colorado Christian has allowed five goals. There are only 26 teams in NCAA Division II who have given up five or fewer goals.
• Never has the program started a season 6-0.

Still Winning

Dating back to last season, the Cougars have won seven straight games and eight of their last nine contests. The program has never had a winning stretch like this in school history. Since the beginning of the abbreviated spring 2021 season, Colorado Christian has won 12 of their last 17 games. 

Difficult to Score Against

With the Cougars giving up just five goals this season, they have done something not seen in 20 years within the program. The last time the Cougars gave up five (or fewer) goals in any six-game stretch was the 2001 season. If you include the final game of the 2020-21 spring season, they program has never had a stretch like that are experiencing now - only five goals (or fewer) goals in a seven-game stretch.

Colorado Christian has allowed two (or more) goals in a game just one time in their previous nine games. Fort Lewis registered a 2-1 win in overtime during the squads final home game in the spring. 

The Season Stats

From a team perspective, the five goals the Cougars have allowed is the second fewest allowed among RMAC teams. Only CSU Pueblo (3) have allowed fewer goals. 

Offensively Liam Lakey is tied with five other RMAC players with four goals; the most in the league. Gabe Roloff is just behind that group with three net-finders. As a team the Cougars 11 total goals is tied for sixth in the RMAC.

Road Warriors

Dating back to last season, the Cougars have won eight of their last nine road contests. It is the best nine game road steak in school history. During the abbreviated spring 2021 season, Colorado Christian lost just one of their road contests (at Colorado School of Mines), while posting a 5-1 record on the road. The Cougars are 3-0 on the road this season. 

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.