Clemson Women’s Soccer Closes out the Weekend with Matchup at Virginia Tech

Clemson Women’s Soccer Closes out the Weekend with Matchup at Virginia TechClemson Women’s Soccer Closes out the Weekend with Matchup at Virginia Tech

Clemson Women’s Soccer Closes out the Weekend with Matchup at Virginia Tech

 

🆚Clemson (6-4-5, 2-3-3 ACC) at Virginia Tech (6-5-4, 2-4-1 ACC)

📍 Blacksburg Va.

🗓️ Sunday, October 25 • 5 p.m.

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CLEMSON: Match Notes | Roster | Schedule

 

Preview

  • Clemson closes out the week with a conference matchup at Virginia Tech
  • The two teams last met in 2025 in a match that the Hokies won 4-0
  • Clemson leads the all-time series 10-8-4

 

Last Time Out: 

  • 1-1 draw on the road against #21 Virginia 
  • Reagan Thompson netted her third goal of the season, assisted by Dani Davis
  • Nona Reason picked up another five saves, bringing her season total to 42

 

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 37 shots and 21 shots on goal.  
  • Taylor Leib has four goals scored on the season, adding three assists as well for a total of 11 points, one shy of Castenfelt's team-leading 12. 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 three 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 54 matches for the Tigers, starting 53, and has earned three goals and 15 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 141 appearances and 92 starts. The group has also earned 12 goals and 18 assists overall. 

 

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