LAS VEGAS (UNLVRebels.com) – An unfortunate bounce that led to a second-half goal doomed UNLV women's soccer in a 1-0 loss to Idaho Sunday afternoon at Peter Johann Memorial Field.

Despite the outcome, the Rebels (1-2-1) didn't fail to create scoring opportunities throughout the match as they launched season highs of 11 shots on goal and 29 shots. The Vandals (3-1-0), however, escaped with the fateful score after midfielder Jaydn Sprague capitalized in the 66th minute off a corner kick header that landed in front of her.

Jules Dominguez and freshman Trinity Buchanan led the Scarlet & Gray with two shots on goal apiece. Joining them in that category, graduate student Kitty Jones-Black, seniors Kaitlyn Kowalchuk, Nailah Harpring and Mimi Mendoza, junior Viviana Cera, sophomore Michelle Madrid and freshman Cassie Villanueva each placed one shot on frame.

One of UNLV's many scoring chances came within the first 15 minutes when Dominguez struck a ball that ricocheted off the right post and into Vandal goalkeeper Kira Witte's hands.

UP NEXT: The Rebels will hit the road for the first time this season when they head to Utah for a match at Weber State on Thursday, Aug. 31 at noon PT.