
Photo by: Juan Montermoso
Washington Ends Eagles NCAA Run
November 24, 2019 | Men's Soccer
BC falls, 2-0, in NCAA second round at Washington.
CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. -Â The Boston College men's soccer team fell to No. 4 Washington, 2-0, in the second round of the NCAA Tournament at Husky Soccer Stadium on Sunday night.
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The Eagles finish the season at 9-6-3. The Huskies improve to 13-2-2 and will host Marshall next weekend in the third round of the NCAA Tournament.
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Washington scored two goals in the first half to secure the victory. Blake Bodily gave the Huskies a 1-0 lead in the 25th minute. Six minutes later, Jaret Townsend pushed the lead to 2-0.
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In the first half, the Huskies earned 11 corner kicks and held a 10-2 edge in shots. The Eagles tallied two shots, the most dangerous came from just outside the box off the foot of freshman Michael Suski in the 43rd minute.
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The second half the story was Eagles sophomore Christian Garner. The Orleans native kept the BC in the game with six saves, five in the second half.
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BC's best chance in the second half came on a set piece from sophomore Kristofer Konradsson. The shot was from 30 yards out and the Washington keeper Sam Fowler kept the Eagles off the scoreboard. He finished with three saves.
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Score: #4 Washington 2, Boston College 0
Records:Â Washington (13-2-2) | Boston College
Location:Â Husky Soccer Stadium, Seattle, Washington
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SCORING
- 25' – WASH, Blake Bodily (Charlie Ostrem, Lucas Meek)
- 30' – WASH, Jeret Townsend (Blake Bodily)
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GAMENOTES
- Washington had 17 corners kicks, while BC did not record one in the match.
- BC was out shot, 24-5. The Eagles had three shots on goal.
- Blake Bodily had a game-high seven shots for Washington. Five different players on the BC roster registered shots.
- Boston College had not been held scoreless since Oct. 1 when the Eagles tied Merrimack, 0-0, in overtime.
- This was the 15th season the Boston College program earned an NCAA berth. BC was one of 10 ACC teams to earn a tournament berth.
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The Eagles finish the season at 9-6-3. The Huskies improve to 13-2-2 and will host Marshall next weekend in the third round of the NCAA Tournament.
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Washington scored two goals in the first half to secure the victory. Blake Bodily gave the Huskies a 1-0 lead in the 25th minute. Six minutes later, Jaret Townsend pushed the lead to 2-0.
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In the first half, the Huskies earned 11 corner kicks and held a 10-2 edge in shots. The Eagles tallied two shots, the most dangerous came from just outside the box off the foot of freshman Michael Suski in the 43rd minute.
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The second half the story was Eagles sophomore Christian Garner. The Orleans native kept the BC in the game with six saves, five in the second half.
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BC's best chance in the second half came on a set piece from sophomore Kristofer Konradsson. The shot was from 30 yards out and the Washington keeper Sam Fowler kept the Eagles off the scoreboard. He finished with three saves.
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Score: #4 Washington 2, Boston College 0
Records:Â Washington (13-2-2) | Boston College
Location:Â Husky Soccer Stadium, Seattle, Washington
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SCORING
- 25' – WASH, Blake Bodily (Charlie Ostrem, Lucas Meek)
- 30' – WASH, Jeret Townsend (Blake Bodily)
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GAMENOTES
- Washington had 17 corners kicks, while BC did not record one in the match.
- BC was out shot, 24-5. The Eagles had three shots on goal.
- Blake Bodily had a game-high seven shots for Washington. Five different players on the BC roster registered shots.
- Boston College had not been held scoreless since Oct. 1 when the Eagles tied Merrimack, 0-0, in overtime.
- This was the 15th season the Boston College program earned an NCAA berth. BC was one of 10 ACC teams to earn a tournament berth.
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Team Stats
BC
WASH
Goals
0
2
Shots
5
24
Shots on Goal
3
8
Saves
6
3
Corners
0
17
Fouls
15
8
Scoring Plays

Blake Bodily (11)
Assisted By: Charlie Ostrem , Lucas Meek
GOAL by WASH Bodily, Blake Assist by Ostrem, Charlie and Meek, Lucas.
24:49

Jaret Townsend (6)
Assisted By: Blake Bodily
GOAL by WASH Townsend, Jaret Assist by Bodily, Blake.
30:16
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