Broncos Drop Bengals

Sunday, August 30

Boise, Idaho

1 p.m.

Boise State

3-1-1, 0-0-0

Idaho State

1-2-1, 0-0-0

Team	1	2	Final F
Idaho State	0	1	1
Boise State	1	2	3

8/30/2026 3:55:00 PM | Women's Soccer

Box Score Gamebook

BOISE, Idaho – Boise State soccer defeated Idaho State 3-1 Sunday afternoon.

The Broncos (3-1-1) outshot the Bengals (1-2-2) 15-6 and extended their home unbeaten streak to 10 matches.

Boise State controlled the opening minutes, with Campbell Wilson recording the first shot on goal in the 10th minute. The Broncos broke through in the 19th minute when Sophie Schmautz found the bottom-left corner to give Boise State a 1-0 lead.

Boise State's defense held the Bengals without a shot on goal in the first half. The Broncos led 5-2 in shots at the break.

Boise State added to its lead in the 50th minute when Wilson fired a shot into the top-right corner. Three minutes later, Schmautz scored again to complete her brace, with Wilson providing the assist.

Idaho State got on the board in the 88th minute when Saydree Cooke scored off an assist from Samantha Fenske, but the Bengals could not close the gap as Boise State earned the victory.

Top Broncos

Sophie Schmautz scored her second and third goal of the season, and seventh and eighth of her career.
Campbell Wilson collected her fourth goal of the season and her career.

Notables

The Broncos have not lost at home in 10 matches, tying for the second-longest streak in program history. The streak dates back to Sept. 11, 2025.
Boise State scored three or more goals for the third time this season.
The Broncos collected 15 or more shots in each of their home matches this season.
Boise State leads the all-time series 14-8-3 and 9-2-1 in Boise. The Broncos have not recorded a loss to the Bengals since 2013.
Sophie Schmautz recorded her first career brace.
Campbell Wilson notched her second match-winning goal, a team-high on the season.

Quotables

"This team is starting to see what they're capable of," head coach Jim Thomas said. "They're starting to trust one another and play fast. There were a lot more interactions, combinations and moving up the ball in the second half."

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