🆚 No. 24 Clemson at Notre Dame
📍 South Bend, Ind.
🗓️ Friday, September 11 • 8 p.m. ET
📺 ACCNX
CLEMSON: Match Notes | Roster | Schedule
Preview
- Clemson women's soccer opens ACC play with a matchup on the road at Notre Dame
- The two teams last met in 2025 at Historic Riggs Field, where the Fighting Irish defeated the Tigers 5-1
- Clemson is 6-7 in the all-time series
Last Time Out:
- 3-0 Victory over UNC Asheville
- Freshman Ella Bach notched her third goal of the season, tying her for the team lead
- Juju Harris and Anna Castenfelt both added goals on penalty kicks
- The Tigers controlled play for much of the match, outshooting Gardner-Webb 29-1
Midfielder Madness
- Anna Castenfelt scored her third goal of the season vs. UNC Asheville, following her brace against Gardner-Webb. The midfielder leads the team with 25 shots and 13 shots on goal this season. She is tied with Ella Bach for a share of the team lead with thee goals
- Taylor Leib has also notched two goals and three assists total following her career night vs. Gardner-Webb on 09/03
- Midfielders Dani Davis, Natalie Scobie, and Sadie Peterson have each assisted on goals throughout the season as well
Nothing Gets Past Nona
- Nona Reason continues to impress, not allowing a goal in either of the two halves she played in Clemson's matches vs. Gardner-Webb and UNC Asheville.
- The graduate was named ACC Goalkeeper of the Week for the second time in the 2026 season heading into last week. She was the first Clemson Tiger to receive a weekly award twice in the same season since Makenna Morris in 2023.
- Reason has three solo shutouts, including on the road at Auburn, Arkansas, and at home against a ranked Ohio State team. She is up to 14 saves on the year and a save % of .933
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