Sunday, August 17
Pocatello, Idaho
7 p.m.
Boise State
at
Idaho State
Broncos Open Season in Pocatello
8/15/2025 5:29:00 PM | Women's Soccer
WHAT'S NEXT
Boise State will open the 2025 campaign with a road match against Idaho State on Sunday (August 17). The Broncos and Bengals  match can be viewed on ESPN+ at 7 p.m.
DEFENDING CHAMPS
Boise State will look to defend the MW regular season title. In 2024, the Broncos posted a conference record of 8-1-2, while winning 10 matches at home overall.
A LOOK AT THE BRONCOS
The Blue and Orange return 18 from 2024. The Broncos bring in 11 newcomers. This includes nine true freshmen and two student-athletes from the transfer portal.
STRIKING FIRST
Boise State returns sophomore midfielder Jillian Anderson (Allen, Texas/Allen HS) who was second on the team in points with five goals and eight assists.
A LOOK AT THE BENGALS
Sunday's match will be the official season opener for the Bengals. The Broncos lead the all-time series 13-8-2.
HOSTING
Boise State is set to host the 2025 MW Championship.
OPENING NIGHT SUCCESS
Boise State is undefeated (4-0-3) in its last seven season-opening matches. Last season, the Broncos defeated Portland State 2-1 to start 2024.
AGAINST THE BIG SKY
The Broncos are 26-6-5 against the Big Sky Conference. This season, Boise State will compete against four BSC foes  this includes Idaho State (August 17), Montana (August 28), Weber State (September 4) and Idaho (September 18).
ON THE WATCH LIST
The Broncos landed Jillian Anderson, Cindy Conner and Kaitlyn Slocum on the 2025 Mountain West Women's Soccer Watch List.
PRESEASON PREDICTIONS
Boise State was picked to finish second in the Mountain West Preseason Poll (121 points). Utah State was selected to win the conference. receiving six first place votes and 128 points.Â
GOALKEEPER TANDEM
Redshirt sophomore Molly McCabe and freshman Ava De Leest will both see action in net this season with the loss of Genevieve Crenshaw (graduation).
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Boise State will open the 2025 campaign with a road match against Idaho State on Sunday (August 17). The Broncos and Bengals  match can be viewed on ESPN+ at 7 p.m.
DEFENDING CHAMPS
Boise State will look to defend the MW regular season title. In 2024, the Broncos posted a conference record of 8-1-2, while winning 10 matches at home overall.
A LOOK AT THE BRONCOS
The Blue and Orange return 18 from 2024. The Broncos bring in 11 newcomers. This includes nine true freshmen and two student-athletes from the transfer portal.
STRIKING FIRST
Boise State returns sophomore midfielder Jillian Anderson (Allen, Texas/Allen HS) who was second on the team in points with five goals and eight assists.
A LOOK AT THE BENGALS
Sunday's match will be the official season opener for the Bengals. The Broncos lead the all-time series 13-8-2.
HOSTING
Boise State is set to host the 2025 MW Championship.
OPENING NIGHT SUCCESS
Boise State is undefeated (4-0-3) in its last seven season-opening matches. Last season, the Broncos defeated Portland State 2-1 to start 2024.
AGAINST THE BIG SKY
The Broncos are 26-6-5 against the Big Sky Conference. This season, Boise State will compete against four BSC foes  this includes Idaho State (August 17), Montana (August 28), Weber State (September 4) and Idaho (September 18).
ON THE WATCH LIST
The Broncos landed Jillian Anderson, Cindy Conner and Kaitlyn Slocum on the 2025 Mountain West Women's Soccer Watch List.
PRESEASON PREDICTIONS
Boise State was picked to finish second in the Mountain West Preseason Poll (121 points). Utah State was selected to win the conference. receiving six first place votes and 128 points.Â
GOALKEEPER TANDEM
Redshirt sophomore Molly McCabe and freshman Ava De Leest will both see action in net this season with the loss of Genevieve Crenshaw (graduation).
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