Boston College women’s soccer dropped its second conference loss of the season with a 2–1 defeat at the hands of Virginia Tech.
Sports, Fall, Women's Soccer
Willebrandt’s Strong Performance Not Enough as Duke Coasts Past BC
Boston College women’s soccer fell to No. 15 Duke on Sunday 2–0. Wiebke Willebrandt registered a season-high seven saves in the loss.
Sports, Fall, Women's Soccer
Eagles Take Down Sacred Heart 3–2 on Senior Day
Led by Aislin Streicek, Boston College women’s soccer defeated Sacred Heart on Senior Day with a 3–2 victory.
Sports, Fall, Women's Soccer
Eagles Generate Season-High 18 Scoring Opportunities, Tie Dartmouth 1–1
Boston College women’s soccer tied Dartmouth 1–1 after BC responded to an early goal from the Big Green in the opening minutes of the contest.
Sports, Fall, Women's Soccer
Douglas and Schmelzle Lead Eagles Over Akron
The Eagles defeated Akron 2–0 behind back-to-back Bella Douglas and Hannah Schmelzle goals in the second half.
Sports, Fall, Women's Soccer
Plagued by Offensive Struggles, Eagles Lose to Michigan 1–0
Boston College women’s soccer fell to Michigan 1–0 on the road on Thursday. The Eagles finished with twelve shots to Michigan’s eleven.
Fall, Women's Soccer
Allyson Swaby Selected to Jamaica National Team World Cup Roster
Former Boston College women’s soccer player Allyson Swaby, BC ’18, was selected for the Jamaica national team roster for the upcoming 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup.
Women's Soccer, Fall, Athletics, Sports
Kristie Mewis Selected to U.S. Women’s National Team World Cup Roster
Former Boston College women’s soccer player Kristie Mewis, BC ’13, was selected for the United States Women’s National Team roster for the upcoming 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup.
Sports, Fall, Women's Soccer
BC Caps off Season With 1–1 Draw With Wake Forest
BC women’s soccer struggled to score for 80 minutes Thursday until Sophia Lowenberg gave the Eagles a 1–0. Wake Forest responded, though, tying the game.
Fall, Women's Soccer, Sports
Segalla Breaks Out, But BC’s Offensive Woes Continue at Clemson
BC women’s soccer offensive woes continued Sunday at Clemson, losing 3–0. The Eagles have not won since Oct. 6.
