We begin with a blowout in Lakewood as we take a look around Sunday’s results from teams across the state. Euan Purcell scored three goals and Byron Cephers added two as No. 6 Fort Lewis routed Colorado Christian.

Becca Mays had a hand in all three of her team’s goals as the Metropolitan State College women’s soccer team shut out Regis University 3-0 on Friday at Auraria Field in Denver. Above, Madison McQuilliams, left, and Maddie Reeves battle for a 50-50 ball. (photo by Tom Auclair/ColoradoSoccerNow.com)

Freshman Erin Kettmann scored in the first half as the Regis University women’s soccer team, ranked fifth in the Central Region, topped the Colorado School of Mines 1-0 on Wednesday in Golden. The Orediggers are ranked third in the region.

Fort Lewis College’s Euan Purcell, left, and Regis’ Gary Cole tangle in midair on Friday at the Regis Match Pitch. Joe Barnd scored in the 88th minute as the eighth-ranked Fort Lewis men’s soccer team escaped Regis University with a 1-0 victory on Friday in Denver. (photo by George Tanner/ColoradoSoccerNow.com)

After chasing passes and frequently losing them with the wind at its back in the first half, the Regis University women’s soccer team got second-half goals from Chelsea Reichard, Heather Thomas and Ryndi Zastrow to defeat Colorado State University-Pueblo 3-0 on Friday afternoon. (photo by George Tanner/ColoradoSoccerNow.com)

A roundup of Sunday’s college soccer action involving teams from Colorado …

Today we hear from Regis University men’s soccer coach Tony McCall, and we take a look at the Colorado School of Mines men’s and women’s teams, Colorado Rapids coach Gary Smith’s comments on the Ugo Ihemelu-Drew Moor trade, my votes for Major League Soccer player of the month, the Super Classico between Chivas USA and Los Angeles Galaxy, CU record-setter Nikki Marshall and more!

Sam Garza’s professional-quality strike from the left side of the field to the inside of the right post helped lift the University of Denver to a 6-0 victory in a friendly against Regis University. The game, played Sunday at Englewood High School, was a fundraiser for both schools. Garza, pictured at right, a freshman midfielder-forward from
Highland Village, Texas, scored two goals, assisted on another and initiated the game’s first goal. (Photo by Karen Tanner / ColoradoSoccerNow)

Here’s an easy-to-use roster for the Rangers. Just print it out and take it to tonight’s exhibition match at Englewood High School. Kickoff is at 6 p.m.

Right now, breaking down his team’s lineup player by player is a little difficult for Regis University men’s coach Tony McCall. He began his job less than three weeks ago, and the weather has not been cooperating.