SAN MARCOS, Texas – Texas State (9-3-4, 2-2-2 Pac-12) is set for its home finale and Senior Night hosting first-place Boise State (12-2-2, 4-1-1 Pac-12) in a crucial match for a shot at the Pac-12 Tournament on Friday night, Oct. 30. Kickoff from the Bobcat Soccer is scheduled for 7:00 p.m. CT.

Fans can watch live on the Pac-12 YouTube channel and follow the action on Statbroadcast.

IN ATTENDANCE
Theme: Socctoberfest, Senior Night.
Giveaways: Halloween Theme.
Tickets: All TXST soccer matches are free admission.

THE HOME STRETCH

• The Bobcats and Broncos each have two regular season matches left on their schedules, including the head-to-head meeting on Friday. Boise State has Washington State at home, while the Bobcats travel to Fresno State. Heading into Friday, Texas State, Oregon State and Washington State all own eight conference points at 2-2-2 in a tie for fifth place in the standings.The top four teams in the standings will qualify for the inaugural Pac-12 Conference Women's Soccer Tournament, hosted by Utah State in Logan, Utah. The Aggies earned hosting rights after posting the highest non-conference RPI among all Pac-12 teams.

BRONCOS AND BOBCATS

• Texas State's Victoria Meza and Boise State's Campbell Wilson have each scored 11 goals to lead the Pac-12, while Wilson also tops the conference with 29 points. Wilson and Matsuri Tsutsui are tied for the assist lead with seven apiece. Texas State leads the conference in total goals (38) and assists per game (2.38), while Boise State boasts the top goal differential (+28) and save percentage (.868). The Broncos are tied atop the standings with No. 25 Utah State, adding to the stakes as the Bobcats look to pick up a crucial conference win.

SCOUTING THE BOBCATS

• The Bobcats return home after battling Washington State to a 1-1 draw on Sunday, highlighted by a final-minute equalizer from Victoria Meza and nine saves from Caitlyn Draper who also received IWSOC National Save of the Week honors - Down a goal with three minutes left in the match, Draper made a full stretch save, diving to her left to tip the ball over the crossbar. Prior to the draw, the Bobcats took a critical 4-2 victory over Gonzaga to extend its home record to 7-1-1.
• Victoria Meza was announced as the IWSOC National Player of the Week on Thursday, Oct. 29 and Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week for the second time this season on Tuesday, Oct. 27, totaling three goals, two assists and eight points. The senior standout recorded her fourth brace this season in the 4-2 win over Gonzaga on Thursday night at the Bobcat Soccer Complex, adding two assists to contribute to all four Bobcat goals. Meza notched a career-high six points in the contest, good for the fifth-most all-time in the program record book. The San Salvador, El Salvador native scored her second final-minute goal of the season on Sunday at Washington State, heading in a cross from Lilah Dupree in the final minute of regulation to equalize. Meza's third goal of the week launches her into a tie for the conference lead in total goals (11).
• Caitlyn Draper surpassed the 200 career saves milestone at Washington State (Oct. 25) becoming the fourth Bobcat keeper in program history to reach the mark.

SCOUTING THE BRONCOS

• The Broncos are tied atop the Pac-12 standings with No. 25 Utah State upon entering the match with the Bobcats, with the 2026 season highlighted by a nine-match win streak. The streak spanned from Aug. 30-Oct. 8, and included a 3-0 start to Pac-12 play with wins over San Diego State, Gonzaga and Fresno State, before its first place counterpart in Utah State snapped the streak on Oct. 11 at home. The only other team to issue the Broncos a loss this season was No. 11 Texas Tech in Lubbock by a 2-0 final score.
• Freshman Campbell Wilson, tied for the conference lead in total goals with Victoria Meza (11), has been tabbed Pac-12 Newcomer of the Week on six different occasions this season, also named to TopDrawerSoccer's Top 100 Freshmen list, ranked ninth.
• Between the posts, Ava de Leest ranks the best in the Pac-12 in the following categories: save percentage (0.875), shutouts (9) and goals against average (0.386).
• Boise State will take on Washington State at home to close the Pac-12 regular season after facing the Bobcats.

ALL-TIME SERIES HISTORY

• Friday night's match marks the first-ever meeting between the two programs.

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