Golden, Colo. - The Rambelles fall to Colorado School of Mines 3-1 in the third round of the NCAA Division II Women's Soccer Championship Sunday afternoon.
 
The Rambelles end their season 14-2-5.
 
The Rambelles started the match on the right foot, scoring the first goal of the contest when Sanai Stewart would record the first goal of the contest off of a corner kick. In the 19th minute, the Orediggers would get on the score sheet when Afton Rasco would score with an header that would be assist by Jolie Jiricek.
 
Going into halftime the contest would be tied 1-1 with both teams having ten shots a piece. 
 
In the second half, Mines would dominant the second half keeping most of the possession. The Orediggers would score in the 54th minute by Bella Campos her 14th of the year and Reese McDermott her 19th of the year giving them a 3-1 victory. The Rambelles would not record a shot in the second half.
 
The Rambelles were out shot 18-10 by the Orediggers in the third round of the NCAA Division II Women's Soccer Championship Sunday afternoon.
 
Sanai Stewart scored the only goal for the Rambelles recording her seventh of the year leading the team.
 
 Amber Lockwood would have eight saves on the contest. Lockwood would end her career with 19 shutouts in her career, and this season alone she would tie a program record recording 12 shutout years this year and the team would break a record earning a program high 14 shutouts this year.
 
This was the first time ever that the Rambelles made the Regional Finals in program history.
 
From Travis McCorkle, Katelin Heise, and Madison Maxey: Q" What are your thoughts on the contest? T: "I thought that we started off really well scoring the first goal on that olympico from Sanai. I thought the energy was great, being tied with them 1-1 going into halftime. I don't know it was the opposition or the altitude, but we did not have the second half that we wanted. I thought that we had some chances in with about 15 minutes left, Heise and Maxey were winning the ball back and trying to give us chances. We have a young front line in Kailee Meyer, Sanai Stewart, and Madison Bourzikas I thought that they did great they give problems to a lot of teams out there. I thought Wrilyn Shippey put in a great shift helping us at Center Back. Q: What has this season meant to you as both of yall being in your final year and team captains?  K: "we have played here for five years, we have been in the postseason every year that we have been here, it's one of those games that you never know when it's going to be the end. This team has something special where we played all 90 minutes. It is one thing about this team they never give up as leader you hope your team is like that, I think our team has that ability and fight to go out and get what they want next year. M: I would agree I'm proud of this team and everything we have done we have never gone this far, so we have had to push even harder, regardless of the result we did that. I think that this team is going to be amazing next year and put Angelo State on the map. I'm excited to see what we do in the future; I know I'm leaving but I am so proud of how far we came and this family that I am always going to have.