🤙 The Official Newsletter For UTSA Athletics, brought to you by Sport & Story

Good Morning, Roadrunners Fam. Hometown Showdown. The UTSA and UIW soccer programs will meet tomorrow at San Antonio FC’s Toyota Field. Kickoff will take place at 6:30 p.m. CT. Tickets for the general public to the Sept. 4 Hometown Showdown are $10 (plus applicable fees) for general admission, and parking in lots 1 and 2 will be five dollars. A portion of all proceeds will be donated directly to support the soccer programs. This game is not part of the UTSA season ticket package.

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⛳️ Coach Summer Batiste Signs Extension
⚽️ Jasmine Kessler, Record Holder in 2 Stats
🏀 Coach Cameron Miles Feature
🤙🏼 And much, much more!

📈 STOCK UP

🔼 Saving the Best For First. UTSA junior goalkeeper Jasmine Kessler registered her third clean sheet of the season in Sunday’s scoreless draw at Colorado College. That performance marked her 13th career shutout, moving her to the top of the UTSA leaderboard for the stat in the records. Kessler also secured the most career goalkeeper ties in school history on Sunday.

Tying Dacia Webb (2009-11) and Jil Schneider (2019-22) at 12 via the Lamar win on Aug. 24 at Park West, Kessler notched five saves against Colorado College to collect the clean sheet. Registering her eighth career draw, Kessler moved ahead of Schneider for ties on the result.

⚽️: MORE ON HER ACHIEVEMENTS

🔼 Miles is in For the Long Haul. Basketball has been a part of head UTSA WBB coach Cameron Miles’ life since the moment he was born.

Miles’ parents had a great passion for the sport, his brother CJ played 16 seasons in the National Basketball Association and his sisters also played, including Andrea, who competed collegiately at Rogers State University. It wasn’t that they were forced into playing basketball; Miles and his siblings developed their passion for the sport organically.

As central as it was to his life, Miles never saw himself coaching basketball.

So, when did that change?

“When I was coaching,” Miles said with a laugh. “I always thought I was going to be playing, and it would be hard to be a coach when I’m playing. When I first got an opportunity, I said no. But I fell in love with it.”

Miles began his collegiate coaching career in 2016 and was a member of head coach Karen Aston’s first staff at UTSA in 2021-22.

🏀: FULL FEATURE

🔼 Summer’s Not Over. UTSA Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics Lisa Campos announced on Tuesday that head women’s golf coach Summer Batiste has agreed to a contract extension that will keep her in San Antonio through May 31, 2029.

Batiste is entering her ninth season at the helm of the program after a three-year stint as an assistant coach. A two-time conference coach of the year, she has coached her student-athletes to three individual league crowns and 14 all-conference certificates. Under her leadership, Camryn Carreon became the first Roadrunner to advance to the NCAA Championships in 2022, and she repeated that feat in 2023 after claiming the NCAA San Antonio Regional individual crown.

🔼 Court is Nearly in Session. UTSA Women’s Tennis has announced the 2025 fall season schedule. Under the leadership of newly extended head coach Ki Kroll, the Roadrunners are set to compete in eight competitions during the fall season.

The Roadrunners will kick off the season competing in the Jake Frederick Memorial Islander Open in Corpus Christi, Texas, on Friday, Sept. 12-14. The week after, UTSA will head to Houston, Texas, to compete in the Rice Invitational on Friday, Sept. 19-21. On Saturday, Sept. 20-28, the Roadrunners will compete in their lone out-of-state event in Cary, N.C., at the 2025 Women’s All-American Championships. Refer to the graphic above for the complete calendar.

🔼 Court is Nearly in Session, Dude Edition. On Tuesday, head UTSA men’s tennis coach Sasha Gozun officially released the 2025 fall schedule, with the Roadrunners scheduled to compete in 11 events across the campaign.

UTSA will kick off the fall season on the Baylor campus, where the squad will participate in the Waco Fall Kickoff Classic from September 12-14. Concurrently, they’ll visit Corpus Christi for the Islander Open on Sept. 12-14. The ITA Men’s All-American Championships will take place in Tulsa, Oklahoma, from Sept. 20-28. Refer to the graphic above for the complete calendar.

🤙🏼 ONE BIG THING

Use Your Noggin and Head to the Dome. Here are the deets:

Saturday, Sept. 6
🏈 Football vs. Texas State - Battle For I-35/Orange Out/Pack the Alamodome @ 2:30 PM ESPN+ | Ticket 760 | Live Stats | Tickets

🤓 UTSA TRIVIA

A Season For Winning. Under Summer Batiste’s guidance, the UTSA women’s golf team has secured how many tournament titles?

Think you know the answer? Scroll to the bottom to find out!

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📆 THE WEEK AHEAD

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Thursday, Sept. 4
⚽️ Soccer vs. Incarnate Word - Youth Night at SAFC’s Toyota Field @ 6:30 PM | Tickets

Friday, Sept. 5
🏐 Volleyball vs. DePaul - Dr. Mary Jo Wynn Invitational (Springfield, Missouri) @ 10:00 AM
🏐 Volleyball vs. Missouri State - Dr. Mary Jo Wynn Invitational (Springfield, Missouri) @ 7:00 PM | Live Stats

Saturday, Sept. 6
🏐 Volleyball vs. Lindenwood - Dr. Mary Jo Wynn Invitational (Springfield, Missouri) @ noon
🏈 Football vs. Texas State - Battle For I-35/Orange Out/Pack the Alamodome @ 2:30 PM ESPN+ | Ticket 760 | Live Stats | Tickets

Sunday, Sept. 7
⛳️ Men’s Golf @ Louisiana Tech Argent Financial Invitational (Choudrant, Louisiana) | Live Scoring
⚽️ Soccer vs. East Texas A& M - Rowdy’s Water Park/Family Day/Meep Meep Peeps Day @ 1:00 PM | Tickets

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ℹ TRIVIA ANSWER

Answer: Seven!

A former UTSA player, Summer Batiste has led the Roadrunners women’s golf team to seven tournament titles—including a pair of conference championships—and six NCAA postseason team and or individual appearances during her tenure.

🤙🏼 Enjoy your week, Roadrunner Nation!