No. 12 Colorado College Falls to No. 17 UConn in Overtime
No. 12 Colorado College lost 3-2 in overtime to No. 17 UConn, with sophomore goalie Jackson Unger making a career-high 33 saves in the effort.
Colorado Springs Pueblo, CO, October 16, 2026 —
No. 12 Colorado College lost 3-2 in overtime to No. 17 UConn. Sophomore goalie Jackson Unger made a career-high 33 saves for Colorado College in the game.
The result left Colorado College on the losing side of an overtime decision against a nationally ranked opponent. UConn, ranked No. 17, finished with the 3-2 victory; Colorado College entered the matchup ranked No. 12.
Unger’s 33 saves marked a career high, according to the information provided about the game. His total was the standout individual detail in the account, which did not include a breakdown of the scoring or specify when either team’s goals were scored.
The date and location of the game were not provided. The information also did not identify the players who scored, describe the overtime goal, or give further details about the teams’ performances. No additional game statistics or statements from players or coaches were included.
The available details establish the final score, the overtime outcome, the teams’ rankings and Unger’s save total. They do not provide enough information to reconstruct how the lead changed during the game or how the contest reached overtime. Colorado College’s 3-2 loss and Unger’s career-high save mark are the reported central facts.
Story summarized from the original created by Hugh Johnson on gazette.com, see more information here.
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