Clemson Extinguishes Flames in 5-0 Win

HOW IT WAS DECIDED
In the 23^rd minute of play, Haley drove the ball down the field, setting up a 15-yard shot for herself, after beating a Liberty defender. The ball hit the back post and took a Tiger bounce into the back of the net to give Clemson a 1-0 lead, which it would not relinquish.

OF NOTE

• Haley also scored the final goal of the match, nailing a 30-yard shot after collecting a ball that a Liberty defender attempted to clear. It was Haley’s first-career multi-goal game.
• Senior Alana Hockenhull scored her first goal of the 2018 season, third of her career and first since her freshman year, in the 42^nd
• Two minutes later, Hockenhull picked up an assist as senior Sam Staab netted her first goal of 2018.
• Freshman Jackson Moehler’s header found the back of the net for her first collegiate goal in the 71^st minute, after Staab served the ball into the box on a corner kick.
• Freshmen Olivia Bonacorso and Renee Guion earned their first collegiate starts against the Flames.
• Offensively, Clemson outshot the Flames 31-5, including 14-2 in shots on goal, and had a 12-0 advantage in corner kicks in the match.
• Today’s match marked the first time since Sept. 18, 2016 that Clemson has scored five or more goals in a single match.
• It was also the first time since Sept. 22, 2016 that the Tigers have posted 30 shots or more in a single match.