Harris Nets Seventh Goal of Season to Push Clemson Past Boston College 1-0

CLEMSON, S.C. – The Clemson University women’s soccer team (7-4-5, 4-3-2 ACC) defeated Boston College (5-7-5, 1-6-2 ACC) in Chestnut Hill, Mass., Friday afternoon, securing a crucial conference win for postseason positioning.

Juju Harris scored her seventh goal of the season off of a penalty kick with it ultimately becoming her fifth game-winning goal this year.

How it Happened

In the 10^th minute, Harris converted a penalty kick to score Clemson’s lone goal, putting the Tigers up 1-0. Clemson ended the first half with two shots (both on goal) and three saves by Addy Holgorsen.

Clemson ended the day with four shots (three on goal), seven saves and one corner opportunity. Nona Reason brought her career saves total to 75 after recording four saves in the second half.

Starting XI

• Defender Neely Kerr (16^th career start)
• Midfielder Emily Brough (44^th career start)
• Midfielder Renee Lyles (67^th career start)
• Forward / Defender Tatum Short (45^th career start)
• Forward Natalie Brooks (eighth career start)
• Defender Jolie Jenkins (14^th career start)
• Midfielder Anna Castenfelt (24^th career start)
• Forward Harris (15^th career start, seventh career goal)
• Defender Reese Klein (15^th career start)
• Defender Elle Bissinger (third career start)
• Goalkeeper Addy Holgorsen (22^nd career start)

Off the Bench

• Goalkeeper Reason (26^th career match played, reached 75 career saves)
• Defender Maddie Costello (11^th career match played)
• Defender Baleigh Bruster (41^st career match played)
• Forward Maria Manousos (65^th career match played)
• Forward / Midfielder Taylor Leib (13^th career match played)
• Midfielder / Defender Carla Small (16^th career match played)
• Forward Erin Sherden (17th career match played)

Up Next

The Tigers will face No. 7 Duke on the road next Thursday, Oct. 30 for the final regular season match. Fans will be able to stream the match on ACCNX and can follow along via live stats on clemsontigers.com.

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