Unable to keep its defense off the field, the Fort Lewis College football team was shut out on the road 75-0 by Black Hills State University on Saturday in a Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference contest

Fort Lewis remains winless at 0-8 overall and 0-7 in the RMAC. Black Hills State advanced to 6-3, 4-3.

The Skyhawks were unable to stop the Yellow Jackets offense, allowing BHSU to score on every drive until the final possession of the game. Black Hills put up a dominating 633-yards of total offense en route to the highest-scoring game in program history at 75.

Fort Lewis managed just 134 yards of total offense, picking up 78 yards rushing and 56 yards through the air.

FLC will play its final home game at noon Saturday when the team faces Western Colorado University.

The No. 25-ranked UCCS Mountain Lions escaped the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Tournament quarterfinal round on Sunday, netting the go-ahead goal with four seconds to go and ending the Fort Lewis College women’s soccer team’s season with a 6-11-2 overall record.

After a scoreless first half, UCCS struck first in the second to go up, 1-0. Hannah Paschke then earned her fourth goal of the season for FLC to tie the game, this one on a header off the corner service from Julia Johnson.

UCCS bided its time and never panicked. A scrambled throw-in for the home team on the near side ended up at the feet of Kaitlin Hinkle 25 yards out. Wasting no time, the Mountain Lion attacker connected on a beautiful shot that carried to the top right pocket for the 2-1 advantage with just four seconds to go.

The Mountain Lions improve to 13-2-4 overall and advance to take on Regis University in the semifinals Wednesday.

Facing the top team in the country, the Fort Lewis College volleyball team could not muster an upset in a 3-0 loss to MSU Denver on Saturday. Fort Lewis falls to 8-14 overall and 6-10 in Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference play with two matches remaining on the schedule. MSU Denver improves to 23-1 overall and 16-0 in the league to claim the regular-season title. MSU won the contest 25-18, 25-10 and 25-15.

Sophomore Alexis Hobie led the Skyhawks with eight kills to go along with three blocks. Senior Joviana Romero played in the final two sets and picked up four kills. Sophomore Sarah Wilkey led the team with 10 digs. Freshman Ella Butler had four blocks to bring her season total to 51.

FLC will wrap up its regular season with a pair of home games, facing Adams State at 6 p.m. Friday and New Mexico Highlands at 7 p.m. Saturday.