Clemson Women’s Soccer Travels to Charlottesville for Matchup with #21 Virginia Cavaliers
🆚 Clemson (6-4-4, 2-3-2 ACC) at #21 Virginia (8-3-2, 4-3-0 ACC)
📍 Charlottesville, Va.
🗓️ Thursday, October 22 • 7 p.m.
📺 ACCNX
CLEMSON: Match Notes | Roster | Schedule
Preview
- Clemson women's soccer heads to Charlottesville to face Virginia in the first of two upcoming matches in the Commonwealth
- The Cavaliers defeated the Tigers 3-0 when the teams last met in 2025
- Clemson trails in the all-time series 12-18-3
Last Time Out:
- 1-0 loss vs. #1 North Carolina
- Nona Reason picked up five saves, bringing her season total to 37.
Midfielder Madness
- Anna Castenfelt leads the Tigers offensively, with six goals, scoring against Boston College, Miami, Syracuse, UNC Asheville, and Gardner-Webb earlier in the season. Castenfelt also leads the team with 35 shots and 19 shots on goal.
- Taylor Leib also has four goals scored on the season, adding three assists as well for a team-leading 11 points. She and her brother, Clemson Men’s Soccer’s Matthias Leib, recently appeared on the Clemson+ podcast Beyond the Paw
- Dani Davis has scored one goal and assisted on two others during the year. Freshmen Natalie Scobie and Sadie Peterson have also assisted on goals throughout the season
Leaving a Legacy
- The 2026 senior class includes five members of the 2023 College Cup team: Dani Davis, Jenna Tobia, Tatum Short, Erin Sherden, and Addy Holgorsen
- In her career, Davis has appeared in 50 matches for the Tigers, starting 49, and has earned three goals and 14 assists. She was also named to the ACC All-Tournament team in 2023
- Jenna Tobia, Tatum Short, and Erin Sherden have each spent their entire collegiate careers at Clemson, making a combined 140 appearances and 91 starts. The group has also earned a total of 12 goals and 18 assists overall.
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