Thursday, October 25
Newton, Mass.
7:00PM
Boston College
14-3-1 (6-3-1ACC)
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University of Pittsburgh
4-12-1 (0-10ACC)
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Pittsburgh
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Boston College
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No. 19 Eagles Down Pittsburgh, 7-0
October 25, 2018 | Women's Soccer
BC improved to 14-3-1 overall and 6-3-1 in the ACC.
NEWTON, Mass. - The No. 19 Boston College women's soccer team finished fourth overall in the ACC with a 7-0 victory over Pittsburgh on Thursday night.
BC finished the regular season at 14-3-1 and a 6-3-1 conference record. Pittsburgh finished the 2018 season at 4-12-1 and 0-10 in the conference.
The win not only gave BC fourth place but allowed the Eagles to host the quarterfinal round in the ACC Tournament. Boston College will host Clemson on Sunday at 1 p.m. at the Newton Soccer Field.
Clemson (6-4-0) defeated Syracuse, 3-0, on Thursday night and tied Louisville for fifth place with 18 points. The tie was broken by goal differential in overall conference games. Clemson had the edge and clinched the No. 5 seed with a plus-six goal differential.
The winner of the BC-Clemson game will advance to the ACC semifinal to play the winner of top-seeded UNC and No. 8 Virginia Tech on Friday, Nov. 2 (5:30 p.m.) at Wake Med Park in Cary, North Carolina.
The Eagles and Clemson earlier this season. BC picked up a 2-1 victory on Sept. 30 at Clemson. Junior Olivia Vaughn scored two goals in the win. The game-winner came in the 82nd minute of the match.
GAME INFORMATION
Score: No. 19 Boston College 7, Pittsburgh 0
Records: Boston College (14-3-1, 6-3-1) | Pittsburgh (4-12-1, 0-10-0)
Location: Newton Soccer Field, Newton, Mass.
BC HIGHLIGHTS
- Sophomore Sam Coffey had two goals, two assists for six points. She ends the regular season with an ACC leading 12 goals, 14 assists for 38 points. Coffey has scored a goal or assists in 14 of 18 games this season.
- Redshirt junior Kayla Jennings finished with two goals, and now has a career-high five this season. It was the first time she tallied two goals in a game.
- Junior Jenna Bike had a single game career-high three assists. She became the seventh player in program history to record three assists in a game.
- Sophomore Jillian Jennings tallied her first career goal with an assist for a three-point game. Fellow sophomore Mia Karras notched her first career goal, while Carly Leipzig scored her fourth of the season.
- Junior Emily Langenderfer had two assists, her single game career-high.
GOALS
BC 1, Pitt 0 | 5 min – Sam Coffey from Jenna Bike
BC 2, Pitt 0 | 7 min. – Kayla Jennings from Sam Coffey
BC 3, Pitt 0 | 12 min. – Sam Coffey from Jenna Bike
BC 4, Pitt 0 | 23 min. – Kayla Jennings from Sam Coffey and Gianna Mitchell.
BC 5, Pitt 0 | 39 min. - Mia Karras from Emily Langenderfer
BC 6, Pitt 0 | 42 min. – Carly Leipzig from Mijke Roelfsema and Emily Langenderfer
BC 7, Pitt 0 | 65 min. – Jillian Jennings from Jenna Bike, Olivia Vaughn
COACH FOLEY'S QUOTE
"It was a win with conviction. Most importantly one that many players contributed to, but more importantly ensured us home field advantage in the ACC Tournament,'' said Foley. "We are peaking at the right time and playing our best soccer right before post season.''
GAME STATS
GOALS: BC 7, Pitt 0
SHOTS: BC 27, Pitt 6
SHOTS ON GOAL: BC 13, Pitt 2
CORNER KICKS: BC 6, Pitt 4
FOULS: BC 7, Pitt 12
SAVES: BC 1, Pitt 3
GAME NOTES
- BC leads the overall series against Pittsburgh, 11-0.
- The Eagles finished the season with six ACC victories. It is the fourth time since joining the ACC that BC has tallied six conference wins. The program record is seven, which the Eagles accomplished in 2009.
- The 14 victories are the most by a BC team since the Eagles went 13-10-1 in 2013. The program record is 18 set in the 2009 season.
- The fourth-place finish by BC is the highest finish for the Eagles since they placed third overall in 2011.
- The seven goals scored tonight is the most scored by the Eagles since they defeated Pacific, 6-0, in 2015. The last time BC scored seven goals was in a 7-0 victory over Central Conn. In 2013.
- BC finished the season with 10 shutouts. Graduate senior Alexis Bryant was credited with a single-season career-high eight shutouts.
- Sophomore Sam Coffey ended the regular season leading the ACC in goals (12), assists (14) and points (38). The 38 points in the single season matches the fourth highest points scored in program history. In 2015, McKenzie Meehan played in 20 games and tallied 38 points. The program record is held by Mary Guarino with 45 points. Coffey is one assist from matching the program high of 15 assists in a single season set by Allison David in 1992.
- Redshirt junior Kayla Jennings scored two goals for the first time in her career.
- Junior Jenna Bike had career-high three assists in a single game. She became the sixth player in program history and second this season to tally three assists in the game. Sam Coffey had three assists s. Albany on Aug. 23.
- Sophomores Jillian Jennings and Mia Karras tallied their first career goals.
- Junior Emily Langenderfer tallied two assists in a game for the first time in her career at BC.
BC finished the regular season at 14-3-1 and a 6-3-1 conference record. Pittsburgh finished the 2018 season at 4-12-1 and 0-10 in the conference.
The win not only gave BC fourth place but allowed the Eagles to host the quarterfinal round in the ACC Tournament. Boston College will host Clemson on Sunday at 1 p.m. at the Newton Soccer Field.
Clemson (6-4-0) defeated Syracuse, 3-0, on Thursday night and tied Louisville for fifth place with 18 points. The tie was broken by goal differential in overall conference games. Clemson had the edge and clinched the No. 5 seed with a plus-six goal differential.
The winner of the BC-Clemson game will advance to the ACC semifinal to play the winner of top-seeded UNC and No. 8 Virginia Tech on Friday, Nov. 2 (5:30 p.m.) at Wake Med Park in Cary, North Carolina.
The Eagles and Clemson earlier this season. BC picked up a 2-1 victory on Sept. 30 at Clemson. Junior Olivia Vaughn scored two goals in the win. The game-winner came in the 82nd minute of the match.
GAME INFORMATION
Score: No. 19 Boston College 7, Pittsburgh 0
Records: Boston College (14-3-1, 6-3-1) | Pittsburgh (4-12-1, 0-10-0)
Location: Newton Soccer Field, Newton, Mass.
BC HIGHLIGHTS
- Sophomore Sam Coffey had two goals, two assists for six points. She ends the regular season with an ACC leading 12 goals, 14 assists for 38 points. Coffey has scored a goal or assists in 14 of 18 games this season.
- Redshirt junior Kayla Jennings finished with two goals, and now has a career-high five this season. It was the first time she tallied two goals in a game.
- Junior Jenna Bike had a single game career-high three assists. She became the seventh player in program history to record three assists in a game.
- Sophomore Jillian Jennings tallied her first career goal with an assist for a three-point game. Fellow sophomore Mia Karras notched her first career goal, while Carly Leipzig scored her fourth of the season.
- Junior Emily Langenderfer had two assists, her single game career-high.
GOALS
BC 1, Pitt 0 | 5 min – Sam Coffey from Jenna Bike
BC 2, Pitt 0 | 7 min. – Kayla Jennings from Sam Coffey
BC 3, Pitt 0 | 12 min. – Sam Coffey from Jenna Bike
BC 4, Pitt 0 | 23 min. – Kayla Jennings from Sam Coffey and Gianna Mitchell.
BC 5, Pitt 0 | 39 min. - Mia Karras from Emily Langenderfer
BC 6, Pitt 0 | 42 min. – Carly Leipzig from Mijke Roelfsema and Emily Langenderfer
BC 7, Pitt 0 | 65 min. – Jillian Jennings from Jenna Bike, Olivia Vaughn
COACH FOLEY'S QUOTE
"It was a win with conviction. Most importantly one that many players contributed to, but more importantly ensured us home field advantage in the ACC Tournament,'' said Foley. "We are peaking at the right time and playing our best soccer right before post season.''
GAME STATS
GOALS: BC 7, Pitt 0
SHOTS: BC 27, Pitt 6
SHOTS ON GOAL: BC 13, Pitt 2
CORNER KICKS: BC 6, Pitt 4
FOULS: BC 7, Pitt 12
SAVES: BC 1, Pitt 3
GAME NOTES
- BC leads the overall series against Pittsburgh, 11-0.
- The Eagles finished the season with six ACC victories. It is the fourth time since joining the ACC that BC has tallied six conference wins. The program record is seven, which the Eagles accomplished in 2009.
- The 14 victories are the most by a BC team since the Eagles went 13-10-1 in 2013. The program record is 18 set in the 2009 season.
- The fourth-place finish by BC is the highest finish for the Eagles since they placed third overall in 2011.
- The seven goals scored tonight is the most scored by the Eagles since they defeated Pacific, 6-0, in 2015. The last time BC scored seven goals was in a 7-0 victory over Central Conn. In 2013.
- BC finished the season with 10 shutouts. Graduate senior Alexis Bryant was credited with a single-season career-high eight shutouts.
- Sophomore Sam Coffey ended the regular season leading the ACC in goals (12), assists (14) and points (38). The 38 points in the single season matches the fourth highest points scored in program history. In 2015, McKenzie Meehan played in 20 games and tallied 38 points. The program record is held by Mary Guarino with 45 points. Coffey is one assist from matching the program high of 15 assists in a single season set by Allison David in 1992.
- Redshirt junior Kayla Jennings scored two goals for the first time in her career.
- Junior Jenna Bike had career-high three assists in a single game. She became the sixth player in program history and second this season to tally three assists in the game. Sam Coffey had three assists s. Albany on Aug. 23.
- Sophomores Jillian Jennings and Mia Karras tallied their first career goals.
- Junior Emily Langenderfer tallied two assists in a game for the first time in her career at BC.
Team Stats
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BC
Goals
0
7
Shots
6
27
Shots on Goal
2
13
Saves
6
2
Corners
4
6
Fouls
12
7
Scoring Plays
Sam Coffey (11)
Assisted By: Jenna Bike
Shot from 10 yards out into top right co
5:13
Kayla Jennings (4)
Assisted By: Sam Coffey
Header from about 7 yards out off of the
7:26
Sam Coffey (12)
Assisted By: Jenna Bike
goal into the bottom left corner from 3
12:23
Kayla Jennings (5)
Assisted By: Sam Coffey , Gianna Mitchell
Header off the rebound from the corner
22:47
Mia Karras (1)
Assisted By: Emily Langenderfer
Header off of the corner kick from #6
39:28
Carly Leipzig (4)
Assisted By: Mijke Roelfsema , Emily Langenderfer
Goal from 16 yards out into the right si
42:27
Jillian Jennings (1)
Assisted By: Jenna Bike , Olivia Vaughn
Shot from 2 yards out into the middle of
65:04
Game Leaders
Shots
4
SOG
3
Goals
2
Assists
2
Shots
4
SOG
2
Goals
2
Assists
0
Shots
3
SOG
1
Goals
0
Assists
3
Shots
4
SOG
2
Goals
1
Assists
0
Players Mentioned
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