Clemson Hits the Road to Face Louisville Friday Night

🐾 Clemson vs. Louisville
🗓️ Date: Sept. 19, 2025
⏰ Time: 7 p.m.
📍 Venue: Dr. Mark & Cindy Lynn Stadium – Louisville, Ky.
📺 Watch: ACCNX
📊 Live Stats: ClemsonTigers.com
📙 Match Notes: Clemson | Louisville
⚽️ Rosters: Clemson | Louisville

CLEMSON, S.C. – Clemson (3-1-5) will travel to Louisville, Ky. this Sunday to play the Cardinals (8-2-0) at 7 p.m. at Dr. Mark & Cindy Lynn Stadium. Fans can stream the match through ACCNX and will have access to live stats at ClemsonTigers.com.

This Season’s Quick Kicks

• For two-straight matches, Clemson has risen from 2-0 deficits to draw (now) No. 2 Stanford and California 2-2.
  • Against California, Juju Harris scored her fifth goal of the season with Natalie Brooks and Elle Bissinger each having an assist.
  • After scoring her first career goal against Stanford, Taylor Leib scored the game-tying goal against California with Renee Lyles and Harris on the assist.
• Clemson’s current freshman class has multiple players making an impact early in their careers with Harris leading the way.
  • Harris is tied for eighth in the nation with three game-winning goals and leads the team in goals (five) and points (13).
  • Of her five goals, three were scored before the 10-minute mark.
  • Harris has started all nine matches for Clemson this season, accumulating the sixth-most minutes for the Tigers with 611.
  • She is tied with Lyles for the most shots taken (20) and has the second-most shots on goal (nine).
• Other key freshman contributors include:
  • Neely Kerr (nine games started, three assists).
  • Reese Klein (nine games played, eight started).
  • Leib (seven games played, two goals).
  • Bissinger (five games played, one goal and two assists).
  • Alessandra Washington (five games played, one goal).
  • Brooks (nine games played, three started and one assist).
  • Jolie Jenkins (nine games played, seven started and one assist).
  • Carla Small (nine games played, three games started and one assist).

Milestone Watch

• Nona Reason is three saves away from 60 in her collegiate career.
• Lyles hit her 60^th career start against California and 70^th career match played against Stanford.
• Anna Castenfelt played in her 25^th career match against California.
• Addy Holgorsen collected her 15^th career start against California and is eyeing up her 20^th career match played this Friday. On the topic of Holgorsen, she needs one more save to reach 40 in her career.
• Tatum Short eclipsed 3,000 career minutes against California, now having 3,024:17.
• Emily Brough is roughly 32 minutes away from hitting 3,500 in her career.

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