Clemson Women's Soccer Heads to Coral Gables to face Miami Hurricanes

Clemson Women's Soccer Heads to Coral Gables to face Miami HurricanesClemson Women's Soccer Heads to Coral Gables to face Miami Hurricanes

🆚Clemson at Miami

📍 Coral Gables, Fla.

🗓️ Thursday, September 24 • 7 p.m.

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Preview

  • Clemson women's soccer hits the road to face the Miami Hurricanes
  • The two teams last met in 2024, when Clemson defeated the Hurricanes 2-1 at Historic Riggs Field
  • Clemson leads the all-time series 11-8-2

Last Time Out: 

  • 2-0 Victory over ACC opponent Syracuse 
  • Taylor Leib opened the scoring in the second half on a goal assisted by fellow sophomore Alessandra Washington. Anna Castenfelt notched her team-leading fourth goal of the season, assisted by freshman Ella Bach
  • Nona Reason picked up her fifth win of the year and her fourth complete game shutout of the season

 

Midfielder Madness

  • Anna Castenfelt continues to lead the Tigers offensively, scoring her fourth goal of the year vs. Syracuse. This follows a goal vs. UNC Asheville, and a brace against Gardner-Webb. The sophomore also leads the team with 29 shots and 15 shots on goal this season.  
  • Taylor Leib has also notched three goals and three assists, scoring her third goal of the season on 09/17. She and her brother, Clemson Men's Soccer's Matthias Leib, recently appeared on Beyond the Paw, which can be found on Clemson+
  • 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, earning her fourth solo shutout of the season on 9/17 vs. Syracuse. The graduate held Auburn and Ohio State scoreless in back-to-back matches, and notched a clean-sheet against SEC opponent Arkansas.
  • Reason has received ACC Goalkeeper of the Week honors twice in 2026. She was the first Clemson Tiger to receive a weekly award twice in the same season since Makenna Morris in 2023. 

 

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