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fell 1-0 to Georgia in its penultimate game of the season. The Pack's last game will be on Saturday, April 17 as it takes on BC at WakeMed Soccer Park.

SCHEDULE UPDATE - our match with Boston College Saturday has been moved up to 12 PM at Dail Soccer Stadium. It will be broadcast on ACCNX.

NC State women's soccer (4-3-1) will conclude its 2021 spring slate Saturday when it hosts Boston College (3-9-1) at Dail Soccer Stadium. Kickoff is set for 12 p.m. and the match will be broadcast on the ACC Network Extra.

Due to health and safety recommendations and current state guidelines, attendance at NC State women's soccer home competitions is limited to a pass list of player and coach guests only. No tickets are available to the general public. Please continue to visit GoPack.com for the latest updates.

SCOUTING BOSTON COLLEGE
In the fall portion of the season, BC went 1-7 in its ACC-only slate and is 2-2-1 overall this spring.

The Eagles are undefeated in its last three outings, as it defeated Albany (3-0) and Northeastern (1-0) and battled to a 1-1 draw with Wake Forest. Saturday will also be BC's final contest of the year.

Sam Smith leads the team with five goals scored, while Jenna Bike (3), Laura Gouvin (2) and Emily Knous (2) are also multi-goal scorers. In goal, Allie Augur has played a majority of the minutes with 12 starts and owns a 1.69 goals-against average and a 3-8-1 record.

Halftime update:

NCSU 0, BC 1

NC State equalizes with a goal from Starova in the 55th minute.

NCSU 1, BC 1 with 35 left to play.

Wolfpack takes the lead off of an own goal.

With a mistake from Boston College's keeper, NC State leads 2-1 with 15 minutes remaining in the match.

GOAL WOLFPACK!

Toni Starova doubles her tally in the 87th minute and pushes the game to NCSU 3, BC 1

Final: NC State 3, Boston College 1.

Starova scores a brace to lift the Wolfpack to victory after BC took an early lead.

.@PackWSoccer ended the regular season on a high note, defeating Boston College 3-1 behind 2 goals from Toni Starova.

Starova: "It was also great to send off the seniors with a win, so we are super grateful for this."
@nick_schnittker & @rachelbilenki
https://t.co/ir9yjLGlGW

Despite boasting just 15 outfield players in the spring season, @PackWSoccer went 5-3-1.

@nick_schnittker offers his takeaways of the season including:

- Solid foundation
- Goalkeeper stability
- Chance creation vs. finishing
https://t.co/iyQu2OUYRN

2021 Spring Season Wrap Up@JGravleySPORTS and @PackWSOCoach look back on our spring season as a whole and look ahead to this fall. pic.twitter.com/NWeZqDnrf3

— PackWSoccer⚽️ (@PackWSoccer) April 28, 2021

FEELIN' ELITE.

The ACC makes up 5 of the 8 teams in the @NCAASoccer quarterfinals:

⭐️ @clemsonwsoccer
⭐️ @DukeWSOC
⭐️ @FSUSoccer
⭐️ @uncwomenssoccer
⭐️ @UVAWomenSoccer pic.twitter.com/JDTqmm8C4u

— ACC Women's Soccer (@ACCWSoccer) May 6, 2021

women's soccer final four

Florida State
unc-ch
Virginia
Santa Clara

David Teel

Men's College Cup semis: UNC vs. Marshall, and Pitt vs. Indiana.

Women's College Cup semis: #UVa-FSU and UNC-Santa Clara.

Translation: ACC still pretty good at this soccer thing.

Wolfer79 said:

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women's soccer final four

Florida State
unc-ch
Virginia
Santa Clara

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Florida State beats Virginia in penalty kicks 3-0

Santa Clara beats unc-ch 3-1

Santa Clara wins national championship vs Florida State in penalty kicks

Wolfer79 said:

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Santa Clara wins national championship vs Florida State in penalty kicks

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wow. ACC has 5 of final 8 and 3 of Final Four, and doesn't get the National Championship...

89_Grad said:

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Wolfer79 said:

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Santa Clara wins national championship vs Florida State in penalty kicks

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wow. ACC has 5 of final 8 and 3 of Final Four, and doesn't get the National Championship...

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David Teel

Strange but true: In each of the three seasons that three ACC teams reached the Women's College Cup semifinals, the eventual national champion was from ... California.

2011: Stanford
2013: UCLA
2020-21: Santa Clara

Congrats to incoming freshmen Annika Wohner and Nina Zimmer on being selected for the U19 German National Team camp next month!

📰https://t.co/o44F8ZiCr6 pic.twitter.com/lTFVmsOrqa

— PackWSoccer⚽️ (@PackWSoccer) May 27, 2021