Women's Soccer Remains on the Road Thursday at Boston College

Thursday, August 29

Chestnut Hill, MA

5:30 PM

Boston University

Boston College

Photo by: Cliff Grassmick

Women's Soccer Remains on the Road Thursday at Boston College

August 26, 2019 | Women's Soccer

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NEED TO KNOW
Teams: Boston University at Boston College
Date & Time: Thursday, Aug. 29 | 5:30 p.m.
Venue: Newton Campus Soccer Field
Watch: ACC Network Extra
Twitter: @BUGameDay | @TerrierWSOC

BOSTON - Coming off a five-day trip to Colorado, the Boston University women's soccer team will remain on the road as it makes the short trek down Comm Ave to Boston College for a matchup against the Eagles on Thursday, Aug. 29 at 5:30 p.m.

TERRIER TIDBITS

BU is coming off a 2-0 defeat at Colorado on Sunday to finish its opening weekend 0-1-1.
The Terriers had not lost a game in regulation in 346 days prior to Sunday, and saw its 10-game unbeaten streak carried over from last season snapped.
Amanda Fay matched her career high with six saves against the Buffs in the first half en route to finishing with eight for the match.
Morgan Messner was also impressive in net in the opener against Denver, recording her eighth career shutout.
Lily Perryman, who played a total of 211 minutes last season, currently leads the team with 171 minutes and was the only field player to log all 110 minutes against Denver.
BU has displayed its depth as 25 of its 28 players available saw the field over the first two games.
Kayla Ross was the lone freshman to start in each game.
Caitlyn DiSarcina and McKenna Kennedy lead the team with three shots apiece.

SCOUTING BOSTON COLLEGE

Boston College is 2-0 to start the season, edging UMass 2-1 in its opener before pounding UMass Lowell, 4-1, on Sunday.
The Eagles got off to a hot start last year, going a program-best 10-0-0 to earn an at-large bid in the NCAA Tournament.
Freshman Sam Smith netted the game-winning goal in each contest.
Olivia Vaughn scored twice against the River Hawks and leads the Eagles with six points.
In net, Maddie Murphy and Allie Auger have split time, with Auger earning the starting nod in the opener.
Jason Lowe is in his first season as head coach of the Eagles after spending the previous five years at Wake Forest.

THE SERIES

BC leads the all-time series 18-5-1 and has taken the last four matchups.
Three of BU's five wins in the series have been decided in overtime.

UP NEXT

The Terriers will take Nickerson Field for its home opener, hosting Michigan State in the closing match of the 13th-annual Terrier Tailgate.
Opening kick against the Spartans is set for 7 p.m.