The Boston University women’s soccer season ended Sunday after Louisiana State University eliminated BU (11-7-4, 7-0-2 Patriot League) from the NCAA Tournament in a penalty kick decision, becoming the first NCAA match in nine years to require the tie breaker.
The final win of the Boston University women’s soccer Patriot League season mirrored its first: a 1-0 victory over Lehigh University. This time, the top-seeded team left Nickerson Field with the Patriot League Championship trophy in-hand.
In the Boston University women’s soccer team’s final match of the regular season, BU earned a 1-0 victory over Colgate University, breaking the Raiders’ seven-game winning streak and securing the Patriot League regular season title.
With its final regular-season game around the corner, members of the Boston University’s women’s soccer team have said they believe pieces are in the right spot to make a postseason push.
The Boston University women’s soccer team held onto a six-game winning streak after a weekend 1-0 win against Loyola University Maryland, then was held to 1-1 after a tie against the United States Military Academy Wednesday.
After topping the preseason-favorite United States Naval Academy 1-0 Friday, the Boston University women’s soccer team continued its streak in a 2-1 overtime victory against Harvard University Tuesday night after a second-half offensive push.
The Boston University women’s soccer team will face off against the United States Naval Academy Friday on Nickerson Field in a Patriot League showdown.
Nickerson field saw men and women’s soccer split two Patriot League games back-to-back Saturday against Lehigh University and LaFfayette University, respectively.
The Boston University women’s soccer team fell to West Virginia University Thursday night 4-0. The Terriers conceded more than one goal for the first time since an Aug. 30 match against Northeastern University.
Despite strong offensive pressure throughout the game, the Boston University women’s soccer team tied with Dartmouth College Sunday afternoon through double overtime. Neither school produced a goal.
While a strong defensive showing kept Boston College from putting up more than one goal, the Boston University women’s soccer team was unable to break the Eagles’ (7-0) now six-game shutout streak.
