Boise state Broncos Soccer: 2025 Season Preview & Idaho Matchup
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The Boise State broncos womenS soccer team enters the 2025 season looking to defend their 2024 Mountain West (MW) regular season title. With a strong core of returning players and the advantage of hosting the 2025 MW Championship, the Broncos are poised for another accomplished campaign.This preview details the team’s recent history, key players, and looks ahead to their upcoming match against Idaho.
Boise State vs. Idaho: A Series History
Boise State holds a 2-0-1 advantage in the series against Idaho. The first contest between the two schools resulted in a 1-0 Boise State victory in Moscow, Idaho, on October 11, 1998. https://broncosports.com/sports/wsoc/schedule
2024 Season Recap & 2025 Outlook
In 2024, the Broncos achieved an impressive 8-1-2 record in Mountain West play and secured 10 wins at home overall. They will aim to replicate this success in the upcoming season. The team’s schedule includes challenging conference matchups and a non-conference slate designed to prepare them for postseason play.
Key Players to Watch
Several Broncos have been recognized for their potential to make a significant impact in 2025:
* Jillian Anderson: Named to the 2025 Mountain West Women’s Soccer watch List.
* Cindy Conner: Also recognized on the 2025 Mountain West Women’s Soccer Watch List.
* Kaitlyn Slocum: A Watch List honoree,expected to contribute significantly to the team’s performance.
* Kenzie MacMillan: A redshirt senior, MacMillan is a key offensive threat, currently ranking in the top 10 in the MW for goals (4), goals per game (0.50), and points per game (1.25).
* Molly McCabe: Redshirt sophomore goalkeeper who has made two appearances (93:25 minutes)
* Ava de Leest: Freshman goalkeeper who has logged 626:35 minutes in eight matches.
goalkeeping Situation
The Broncos have a developing goalkeeping duo in freshman Ava de Leest and redshirt sophomore Molly McCabe. Both have seen playing time in 2025, providing competition and depth at the position.
Dominance Against the Big Sky Conference
Boise State has a strong track record against teams from the Big Sky Conference, boasting an overall record of 27-7-6. This history suggests a favorable outlook for future matchups against Big Sky opponents.
Playing in Moscow
When playing at the P1FCU Kibbie Dome in Moscow,Boise State has a record of 5-3-1.
Looking Ahead
Boise state is focused on defending its mountain West title and making a strong push for the NCAA Tournament. Hosting the 2025 MW Championship provides a significant home-field advantage as they pursue these goals. The team’s blend of experienced leadership and emerging talent positions them well for a competitive season.
Source:
* Boise State Athletics – Women’s Soccer