Boston College enters the contest with a 5-6-5 overall record and a 1-5-2 mark in conference play after earning a 1-0 victory at Syracuse last Sunday. Amalia Dray provided the difference with a penalty kick goal in the 32nd minute, while goalkeeper Olivia Shippee made two saves to collect her seventh shutout of the season.
By the Numbers
The Eagles have scored 20 goals in 16 matches, averaging 1.25 goals per game while limiting opponents to 0.75 goals per contest. Junior midfielder Sophie Reale leads the team with six goals and one assist, while Emily Mara, Sophia Lowenberg, Amalia Dray and Milla Lee have each added three goals. Boston College has also excelled on set pieces, recording 115 corner kicks compared to 63 by its opponents. Shippee anchors the defense with a .853 slash percentage and an ACC-leading seven shutouts.
First-Year Fireworks
Emily Mara was recently named to the leading Drawer Soccer leading 100 Freshman list. She has contributed three goals and an assist across 16 matches while ranking among the team leaders in shots and shots on goal.
A Look at the Opposition
Clemson enters the match with a 6-4-5 overall record and a 3-3-2 record in ACC play. The Tigers have won three of their last four matches, including a 1-0 decision against Wake Forest. Juju Harris leads the offense with six goals and six assists for 18 points, while Renee Lyles has added three goals and four assists. Clemson averages 1.27 goals per game and has posted five shutouts. In goal, Addy Holgorsen and Nona Reason have split time, combining for 45 saves
Series History
Clemson holds a 10-8-1 advantage in the all-time series with Boston College. The Tigers have won each of the last five meetings, including a 2-0 victory in the most recent matchup on Oct. 6, 2024. The Eagles will look to snap the streak and earn their first win over Clemson since 2017.
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