BOSTON - Traveling down the road to Harvard, the Boston University women's soccer team will dip from Patriot League play to close out its non-conference slate against the Crimson Tuesday night at Jordan Field.

Terrier Tidbits

• Taylor Kofton netted the game-winning goal in the 88th minute on Friday to guide BU to its fourth straight shutout, defeating Navy 1-0.
• Kofton was named the Patriot League Midfielder of the Week, while McKenna Kennedy earned Defensive Player of the Week honors.
• Kennedy aided the backline to surrender just four shots to the Mids, including one in the first half.
• BU has had at least one student-athlete earn a Patriot League weekly honor for three consecutive weeks, as Chelsea Churchill, Anna Heilferty and Morgan Messner have also earned the recognition.
• With Friday's win, BU extended its undefeated in home conference games streak to 46, which is the longest active streak in the NCAA.
• The Terriers have not allowed a goal in 449 minutes, which dates back to a penalty kick score in their Patriot League opener at American.
• Anna Heilferty leads the team in goals (5), assists (4) and points (14).
• Heilferty has already surpassed her point total from her PL Rookie of the Year campaign, matching in goals while surpassing assists and points by one apiece.
• Head coach Nancy Feldman, the only coach in the program's 24-year history, has posted a 302-150-46 (.652) mark during her tenure at BU and owns a 394-168-55 (.683) career record.

• The Crimson blanked Cornell, 2-0, on Saturday to earn its fourth straight shutout.
• Harvard has fared a 3-4 record in non-conference games and is currently tied for first play with a 2-0-1 in Ivy League play.
• Senior Leah Mohammadi leads the Crimson in goals (5) and points (11).
• Harvard's freshmen trio of Sophie Hirst, Taylor Nielsen and Trinity Thomas follow Mohammadi, as Hirst owns seven points and Neilsen and Thomas are right behind with four each.
• In net, Danielle Etzel has started eight of the Crimson's contests, posting a 0.26 goals against average, which ranks second in the NCAA.

• BU holds an 8-7-5 edge in the all-time series and has had the upper hand recently, winning seven of the last 11 games and has dropped only one contest during that stretch.
• Four of the last seven matchups have gone into overtime, including two double overtime results.
• Anna Heilferty delivered the game-winning goal in the 6th minute, while the defense limited Harvard to just six shots in last season's 1-0 win at Nickerson Field.

• The Terriers will venture outside of Boston for the first time in nearly a month as they visit Loyola Maryland on Saturday, Oct. 13 for a 1 p.m. match.