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Women’s Soccer Caps Home Swing Against Providence
September 5, 2026 | Women's Soccer
BOSTON – Concluding its three-game homestand, the Boston University women's soccer program hosts BIG EAST foe Providence on Sunday, Sept. 6. Opening kick is set for 1 p.m.
Entering the weekend, BU (2-4) is 1-2 at home in 2026. This marks the final occurrence of consecutive home games this season for the Terriers.
Providence (2-0-4) is 0-0-2 on the road so far with draws against Northeastern and Rutgers. Entering the weekend, the Friars are one of three teams with a Division I-leading four ties this year.
Sunday's match airs on ESPN+ at the top of the hour with Katie Bennert and Zach Austin on the call. Live statistics and an audio-only broadcast are available through GoTerriers.com while the Patriot League provides an international stream.
The game also serves as the program's Terrier Wellness contest. A moment of silence will be observed before opening kick in recognition of Morgan's Message.
TERRIER TIDBITS
Entering the weekend, BU (2-4) is 1-2 at home in 2026. This marks the final occurrence of consecutive home games this season for the Terriers.
Providence (2-0-4) is 0-0-2 on the road so far with draws against Northeastern and Rutgers. Entering the weekend, the Friars are one of three teams with a Division I-leading four ties this year.
Sunday's match airs on ESPN+ at the top of the hour with Katie Bennert and Zach Austin on the call. Live statistics and an audio-only broadcast are available through GoTerriers.com while the Patriot League provides an international stream.
The game also serves as the program's Terrier Wellness contest. A moment of silence will be observed before opening kick in recognition of Morgan's Message.
TERRIER TIDBITS
- BU sustained a 2-1 setback to Harvard on Thursday, Sept. 3.
- The Crimson deposited two penalty kick goals in the first half before junior Olivia Avellar sliced the gap in half in the 83rd minute on an assist from senior Helene Tyburczy.
- The Terriers outshot Harvard, 11-8, though the visitors had a 6-2 lead in shots on goal.
- Overall, the Terriers have outshot four of their six opponents.
- After generating 13 corner kicks in its first four games, BU has recorded 18 corners in its last two contests.
- Eight of BU's final 12 games will kick off at or before 2 p.m. Only two matches are scheduled for later than 4 p.m.
- Both Terrier wins this year were afternoon games. The scoring margin in those games is 8-2.
- Dating back to Oct. 18, 2025, Avellar has earned a point in seven of her last 11 games.
- She is one of five Terriers to start every match in 2026, joining Tyburczy, senior Ciara Kennedy, sophomore Nina Tzouganatos and freshman Sam Ryan.
- The Friars most recently played Rutgers to a 3-3 draw in Piscataway, N.J. on Aug. 30.
- Providence's wins came at home against Rhode Island and Stonehill.
- Jocy Koffi paces the team and is tied for 14th in the NCAA with five goals.
- Providence was projected to finish sixth in the BIG EAST preseason poll with Courtnee Pickles and Thaea Mouratidis selected to the Preseason All-BIG EAST Team.
- Sunday marks the ninth all-time meeting between BU and Providence in a series that began in 1997.
- The Terriers sport a 6-2 advantage in the rivalry, though the Friars have won two of the last three matches.
- BU is 4-0 at home against Providence with a 6-2 scoring margin.
- That includes a 2-1 triumph in the last meeting on Aug. 21, 2022 at Nickerson Field. The Friars struck first before Giulianna Gianino and Sophia Woodland scored in the final 3:15 of regulation. Woodland scored on a rebound with 13 seconds to play.
- The Terriers start a two-game road swing with a short trek to Boston College on Thursday, Sept. 10 at 4 p.m.
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