In their first games of the spring season, the Central Wyoming College women's soccer team showcased their defensive prowess and resilience during a challenging two-game road stint in Montana this past weekend. Facing off against scholarship programs from both the NCAA and NAIA, the Rustlers walked away with a signature victory and a clean sheet.

The weekend opened on March 27th against NCAA Division II powerhouse Montana State University-Billings. Despite a disciplined defensive effort and several offensive pushes, the Rustlers couldn't crack the scoreboard, eventually falling 3-0.

However, the Rustlers proved their "short memory" on March 28th when they took the pitch against Rocky Mountain College (NAIA).

In a defensive battle, CWC managed to stifle the Battlin' Bears' attack for the full 90 minutes. The breakthrough came via Bailey Brown, who netted the match's only goal to secure a 1-0 shutout win.

They will continue their slate of spring competitions this upcoming Saturday, as they travel to Pocatello, ID to face another NCAA school in Idaho State University.