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Olivia Vaughn Tallies Two Goals In 2-1 Win over Clemson
September 30, 2018 | Women's Soccer
Eagles improve to 11-1-0 and 3-1-0 in the ACC with a key road win.
CLEMSON, S.C. – Junior Olivia Vaughn scored two second half goals to lead Boston College past ACC foe, Clemson, 2-1, at Historic Riggs Field on Sunday afternoon. Boston College finished a two-game ACC road swing at 1-1, to improve to 11-1-0 on the season and 3-1-0 in the conference, Clemson dropped to 7-5-1 overall and 2-2 in the ACC.
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After a scoreless first half, Boston College fell behind on a goal by Clemson in the 69th minute. The Tigers sent a long ball to the far post, and Mackenzie Smith headed it to the near post from three-yards out. After the goal, BC had to push forward and the Eagles did just that.
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Three minutes after Clemson scored, Eagles forward Olivia Vaughn picked up the ball about 30 yards out and dribbled by three Clemson players. Vaughn shot from 20-yards out went low to the far post, right under the Clemson goalkeepers outstretched arms to tie the game at 1-1.
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Vaughn was not done as she gave BC the lead for good with eight minutes left to play. Sophomore Sam Coffey sent a long ball which the Tigers defense misplayed. Vaughn battled for it, and spun away from the defender and goalkeeper, to place the ball in the empty goal for a 2-1 lead.
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Boston College had just eight shots, but six were on goal. The Eagles held Clemson to 13 shots, just six on goal.
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Final: Boston College 2, Clemson 1
Boston College (11-1-0, 3-1-0) | Clemson (7-5-1, 2-2-0)
Sunday, Sept. 30, 20189
Historic Riggs Field | Clemson, South Carolina
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HOW IT HAPPENED
GOAL: Clemson 1, BC 0 | 69th min. | Mackenzie Smith (1) from Renee Guion
GOAL: BC 1, Clemson 1 | 72nd min. | Olivia Vaughn (6 - unassisted.
GOAL: BC 2, Clemson 1 | 82nd min. | Olivia Vaughn (7) from Sam Coffey (11).
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COACH ALISON FOLEY'S QUOTE
"I couldn't' be more proud of this group. Such a gutsy performance to come back and win from behind on the road after a tough overtime loss at Wake Forest,'' said Foley. "Two moments of brilliance from Olivia Vaughn for goal was the difference.''
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GAME STATS
SHOTS: BC 8, Clemson 13
SOG: BC 6, Clemson 3
CORNER KICKS: BC 3, Clemson 8
SAVES: BC 3, Clemson 4
FOULS: BC 9, Clemson 6
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GAME NOTES
- This was junior Olivia Vaughn's second two-goal game this season. She tallied two in the win over Quinnipiac in the season opener. This was Vaughn's fourth career two-goal game.
- Sophomore Sam Coffey notched her 11th assists of the season. She entered the weekend leading the country in assists. She now has 21 in two seasons.
- Graduate senior Alexis Bryant had three saves in her single season career-high 11th victory of the season.
- For Coach Alison Foley the 11-1-0 start is the best since she arrived in 1997. Her 2010 team which went to the College Cup opened the season on a 9-0-1 run. She now has 278 victories at Boston College.
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UP NEXT
- Boston College will host ACC foe Virginia Tech on Thursday, Oct. 4 at 7 p.m.
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After a scoreless first half, Boston College fell behind on a goal by Clemson in the 69th minute. The Tigers sent a long ball to the far post, and Mackenzie Smith headed it to the near post from three-yards out. After the goal, BC had to push forward and the Eagles did just that.
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Three minutes after Clemson scored, Eagles forward Olivia Vaughn picked up the ball about 30 yards out and dribbled by three Clemson players. Vaughn shot from 20-yards out went low to the far post, right under the Clemson goalkeepers outstretched arms to tie the game at 1-1.
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Vaughn was not done as she gave BC the lead for good with eight minutes left to play. Sophomore Sam Coffey sent a long ball which the Tigers defense misplayed. Vaughn battled for it, and spun away from the defender and goalkeeper, to place the ball in the empty goal for a 2-1 lead.
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Boston College had just eight shots, but six were on goal. The Eagles held Clemson to 13 shots, just six on goal.
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Final: Boston College 2, Clemson 1
Boston College (11-1-0, 3-1-0) | Clemson (7-5-1, 2-2-0)
Sunday, Sept. 30, 20189
Historic Riggs Field | Clemson, South Carolina
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HOW IT HAPPENED
GOAL: Clemson 1, BC 0 | 69th min. | Mackenzie Smith (1) from Renee Guion
GOAL: BC 1, Clemson 1 | 72nd min. | Olivia Vaughn (6 - unassisted.
GOAL: BC 2, Clemson 1 | 82nd min. | Olivia Vaughn (7) from Sam Coffey (11).
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COACH ALISON FOLEY'S QUOTE
"I couldn't' be more proud of this group. Such a gutsy performance to come back and win from behind on the road after a tough overtime loss at Wake Forest,'' said Foley. "Two moments of brilliance from Olivia Vaughn for goal was the difference.''
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GAME STATS
SHOTS: BC 8, Clemson 13
SOG: BC 6, Clemson 3
CORNER KICKS: BC 3, Clemson 8
SAVES: BC 3, Clemson 4
FOULS: BC 9, Clemson 6
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GAME NOTES
- This was junior Olivia Vaughn's second two-goal game this season. She tallied two in the win over Quinnipiac in the season opener. This was Vaughn's fourth career two-goal game.
- Sophomore Sam Coffey notched her 11th assists of the season. She entered the weekend leading the country in assists. She now has 21 in two seasons.
- Graduate senior Alexis Bryant had three saves in her single season career-high 11th victory of the season.
- For Coach Alison Foley the 11-1-0 start is the best since she arrived in 1997. Her 2010 team which went to the College Cup opened the season on a 9-0-1 run. She now has 278 victories at Boston College.
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UP NEXT
- Boston College will host ACC foe Virginia Tech on Thursday, Oct. 4 at 7 p.m.
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
BC
CU
Goals
2
1
Shots
8
13
Shots on Goal
6
4
Saves
3
4
Corners
3
8
Fouls
9
6
Scoring Plays

Mackenzie Smith (1)
Assisted By: Renee Guion
**Crossed in from left, headed in from 3
69:18

Olivia Vaughn (6)
**Dribbled to the middle, shot from 20 y
72:17

Olivia Vaughn (7)
Assisted By: Sam Coffey
**Passed in the middle, shot 10 yards ou
82:08
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