Women's Soccer Heads to Boston College

Sunday, September 10

Newton, MA

1 PM

Boston University

Boston College

Photo by: Jennifer Stewart

September 9, 2017 | Women's Soccer

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BOSTON - Taking the road for the third time in four games, the Boston University women's soccer team will trek down Commonwealth Avenue on Sunday for a 1 p.m. showdown with Boston College.

Women's Soccer (1-4-2) at Boston College (4-3-0)
Date & Time	Sunday, Sept. 10 \| 1 p.m.
Venue	Newton Soccer Field \| Boston, Mass.
Live Stats	GoEagles.com
Watch	ACC Network Extra/Watch ESPN
Twitter	@BUGameDay \| @TerrierWSOC

Last Time Out

Despite holding a 25-1 shot advantage, Marquette made its lone shot count as it topped BU, 1-0, Friday night at Nickerson Field.
The Golden Eagles notched the game-winning goal in the 22nd minute on a one-timer just inside the six-yard box.
BU also held an 11-0 advantage in corner kicks and tallied seven shots on frame.

Honor Roll

Rachel Bloznalis and Hannah Ciolek were each honored by the Patriot League on Monday, as Bloznalis was named the Defensive Player of the Week, while Ciolek earned Goalkeeper of the Week honors.
Bloznalis helped guide the defense to a pair of draws against Arizona State and Arizona, as BU surrendered only one goal on the weekend after facing 36 shots.
Ciolek earned her first career shutout after a 0-0 double overtime contest with the Sun Devils and followed by matching a career high with seven saves against Arizona.

Senior Spotlight

Eight of the 16 points the Terriers have combined for have been contributed by seniors. Wakefield leads the team with three points, Neville and Shreck follow with two points apiece and Alivya Wimmer has chipped in an assist.
Neville leads the team with two assists and ranks fourth in the Patriot League with .286 assists per game.

Setting Points

Five out of the six goals the Terriers have recorded this season have come on set pieces. The scores have come on two corner kicks, with Erin Neville picking up an assist on each, one free kick and one penalty kick.

Scouting The Eagles

The Eagles lead the nation in corner kicks per game with a 10.43 average.
BC has won three of its last four games to bring its record to 4-3-0 on the season.
Jenna Bike leads the team with four games, while Sam Coffey is tied with Bike with the team lead in points after tallying two goals and a team-best four assists.

The Series

The Eagles hold the upper hand in the series, 16-5-1, and have won the last two matchups.
In games at BC, the Eagles are 9-1-1 and have not dropped a home game to BU since 2004.

Up Next

The Terriers will open a two-game homestand as Patriot League play begins on Saturday, Sept. 16 against American.
Opening kick is set for 1 p.m.
BU is 31-3-2 all-time in Patriot League games and 2-2 in Patriot League openers.