Showdown in the 305 π
— NC State Women's Soccer β½οΈ (@PackWSoccer) October 14, 2023
π Miami
β° 6 p.m.
π Cobb Stadium (Coral Gables, Fla.)
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2023 NC State women's soccer (3-9-6, 2-5-3)
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NC State women's soccer team finished the evening in a 0-0 draw with Atlantic Coast Conference foe Miami.
The Wolfpack (2-7-6) put the Canes (3-7-5) defense to work as they recorded five shots through the first 45 minutes. Sophomore Taylor Chism recorded the lone shot on goal in the first half, but it was blocked by the Canes goalie.
In the 77th minute, Jameese Joseph attempted a shot at the bottom left of the goal, but was stopped by the Canes keeper once again.
With two minutes left in the meeting, freshman Mary Frances Symmes recorded a shot on goal, the first of her collegiate career. The shot was the third on goal for the Pack and 11th of the evening.
The Wolfpack defense held the Canes to only five shots with two on goal. NC State keeper Olivia Pratapas recorded two saves in her 90 minutes on the pitch.
Junior Emika Kawagishi totaled three shots on the evening, the most in a match this season. In addition to Kawagishi, five other members of the Pack recorded at least one shot throughout the evening -- Joseph, Chism, and Annika Wohner each recorded two.
Up Next
The Wolfpack returns to Raleigh to host Syracuse on Thursday Oct. 19. Kickoff is set for 7pm on ACCNX.
https://gopack.com/news/2023/10/14/womens-soccer-pack-earns-0-0-draw-at-miami
The Wolfpack (2-7-6) put the Canes (3-7-5) defense to work as they recorded five shots through the first 45 minutes. Sophomore Taylor Chism recorded the lone shot on goal in the first half, but it was blocked by the Canes goalie.
In the 77th minute, Jameese Joseph attempted a shot at the bottom left of the goal, but was stopped by the Canes keeper once again.
With two minutes left in the meeting, freshman Mary Frances Symmes recorded a shot on goal, the first of her collegiate career. The shot was the third on goal for the Pack and 11th of the evening.
The Wolfpack defense held the Canes to only five shots with two on goal. NC State keeper Olivia Pratapas recorded two saves in her 90 minutes on the pitch.
Junior Emika Kawagishi totaled three shots on the evening, the most in a match this season. In addition to Kawagishi, five other members of the Pack recorded at least one shot throughout the evening -- Joseph, Chism, and Annika Wohner each recorded two.
Up Next
The Wolfpack returns to Raleigh to host Syracuse on Thursday Oct. 19. Kickoff is set for 7pm on ACCNX.
https://gopack.com/news/2023/10/14/womens-soccer-pack-earns-0-0-draw-at-miami
NC State women's soccer earned its sixth draw of the season in Coral Gables, Florida against Miami, recording a scoreless draw as the Wolfpack took on the Hurricanes in a late-season ACC showdown.
Even with both squads desperately fighting to make their way into the top half of the ACC table, neither found a way to score in the Saturday night showdown. For one of the first times all season, the Wolfpack (2-7-6, 1-3-3 ACC) led in shots, but couldn't come up with a winning goal against the Hurricanes (3-7-4, 2-4-1).
NC State had an impressive offense effort overall. The Pack recorded 11 shots on the day, and despite only firing two shots on target, the red-and-white put Miami on its back foot for a majority of the contest.
Junior midfielder Emika Kawagishi led the Pack's attack with three shots in her 90 minutes on the pitch. Fellow junior midfielder Annika Wohner, who scored a goal in the Pack's previous match, followed right behind Kawagishi with two shots. Meanwhile, senior forward Jameese Joseph and sophomore defender Taylor Chism each fired two shots.
NC State managed to record five of its shots in the first half, with the lone shot on goal from Chism.
On the other side of the pitch, junior goalkeeper Olivia Pratapas and the Wolfpack defense fended off Miami for the entirety of the first half. With the Hurricanes failing to record a single shot on the first 45, the red-and-white had a promising chance to follow up on its second win of the season in its previous match.
However, the Wolfpack just couldn't break through the Miami defense in the second period. Joseph sent a promising shot on the bottom left corner of the goal, but the Hurricanes' keeper denied the Pack's star forward. Freshman defender Mary Frances Symmes made a last-minute attempt on goal, but NC State couldn't find the winner.
However, the Canes still couldn't break through the NC State defense in the latter 45 minutes. Pratapas recorded her two saves of the night in the half and had to contend with five Miami shots in the period.
NC State will return home to Dail Soccer Stadium for a duel with Syracuse as it starts the final stretch of its 2023 regular season schedule. Kickoff against the Orange is set for Thursday, Oct. 19 at 7 p.m.
https://www.technicianonline.com/sports/nc-state-women-s-soccer-records-0-0-draw-at-miami/article_d129f4d0-6b93-11ee-9f59-174b257a935e.html
Even with both squads desperately fighting to make their way into the top half of the ACC table, neither found a way to score in the Saturday night showdown. For one of the first times all season, the Wolfpack (2-7-6, 1-3-3 ACC) led in shots, but couldn't come up with a winning goal against the Hurricanes (3-7-4, 2-4-1).
NC State had an impressive offense effort overall. The Pack recorded 11 shots on the day, and despite only firing two shots on target, the red-and-white put Miami on its back foot for a majority of the contest.
Junior midfielder Emika Kawagishi led the Pack's attack with three shots in her 90 minutes on the pitch. Fellow junior midfielder Annika Wohner, who scored a goal in the Pack's previous match, followed right behind Kawagishi with two shots. Meanwhile, senior forward Jameese Joseph and sophomore defender Taylor Chism each fired two shots.
NC State managed to record five of its shots in the first half, with the lone shot on goal from Chism.
On the other side of the pitch, junior goalkeeper Olivia Pratapas and the Wolfpack defense fended off Miami for the entirety of the first half. With the Hurricanes failing to record a single shot on the first 45, the red-and-white had a promising chance to follow up on its second win of the season in its previous match.
However, the Wolfpack just couldn't break through the Miami defense in the second period. Joseph sent a promising shot on the bottom left corner of the goal, but the Hurricanes' keeper denied the Pack's star forward. Freshman defender Mary Frances Symmes made a last-minute attempt on goal, but NC State couldn't find the winner.
However, the Canes still couldn't break through the NC State defense in the latter 45 minutes. Pratapas recorded her two saves of the night in the half and had to contend with five Miami shots in the period.
NC State will return home to Dail Soccer Stadium for a duel with Syracuse as it starts the final stretch of its 2023 regular season schedule. Kickoff against the Orange is set for Thursday, Oct. 19 at 7 p.m.
https://www.technicianonline.com/sports/nc-state-women-s-soccer-records-0-0-draw-at-miami/article_d129f4d0-6b93-11ee-9f59-174b257a935e.html
NC State women's soccer hosts Syracuse on Thursday night to open its final homestand of the regular season. Kickoff for Thursday's match at Dail Soccer Stadium is set for 7 p.m. and will stream live on ACC Network Extra.
SERIES HISTORY
NC State and Syracuse will face off for the eighth time on Thursday night. A few notes tracking the Pack's ACC contest in Raleigh are listed below:
NC State leads the all-time series against Syracuse 4-2-1, holding a five-match unbeaten streak against the Orange. The Wolfpack has won four of those five matches in the streak, dropping points only once in this past season's 1-1 draw at Syracuse on Oct. 27, 2022.
NC State has outscored Syracuse 16-6 over the past five matchups in the series. The Wolfpack has scored three or more goals in all four of its victories during that stretch
Lulu Guttenberger, Emika Kawagishi and Jameese Joseph all scored in a 3-0 home victory over Syracuse on Oct. 24, 2021. Maria Echezarreta made six saves to preserve the shutout in the Pack's ACC regular season home finale.
SCOUTING THE ORANGE
Syracuse (2-11-2) opened its season 2-2 with victories over in-state opponents Siena and Binghamton, scoring six goals over its first four games. The Orange holds a 0-6-1 ACC record but logged its first ACC point of the season with a 2-2 draw at home against Wake Forest on Oct. 5. Redshirt sophomore Erin Flurey leads the Orange with five goals, 13 points and 17 shots on goal this season. Goalkeeper Shea Vanderbosch has played all 1,350 minutes in goal for Syracuse this season and leads the ACC with 108 saves.
https://gopack.com/news/2023/10/18/womens-soccer-wolfpack-opens-final-regular-season-homestand-with-syracuse-on-thursday-night
SERIES HISTORY
NC State and Syracuse will face off for the eighth time on Thursday night. A few notes tracking the Pack's ACC contest in Raleigh are listed below:
NC State leads the all-time series against Syracuse 4-2-1, holding a five-match unbeaten streak against the Orange. The Wolfpack has won four of those five matches in the streak, dropping points only once in this past season's 1-1 draw at Syracuse on Oct. 27, 2022.
NC State has outscored Syracuse 16-6 over the past five matchups in the series. The Wolfpack has scored three or more goals in all four of its victories during that stretch
Lulu Guttenberger, Emika Kawagishi and Jameese Joseph all scored in a 3-0 home victory over Syracuse on Oct. 24, 2021. Maria Echezarreta made six saves to preserve the shutout in the Pack's ACC regular season home finale.
SCOUTING THE ORANGE
Syracuse (2-11-2) opened its season 2-2 with victories over in-state opponents Siena and Binghamton, scoring six goals over its first four games. The Orange holds a 0-6-1 ACC record but logged its first ACC point of the season with a 2-2 draw at home against Wake Forest on Oct. 5. Redshirt sophomore Erin Flurey leads the Orange with five goals, 13 points and 17 shots on goal this season. Goalkeeper Shea Vanderbosch has played all 1,350 minutes in goal for Syracuse this season and leads the ACC with 108 saves.
https://gopack.com/news/2023/10/18/womens-soccer-wolfpack-opens-final-regular-season-homestand-with-syracuse-on-thursday-night
Our Pink Out πππππ‘ πππ² has Arrived πΊ
— NC State Women's Soccer β½οΈ (@PackWSoccer) October 19, 2023
π Syracuse
β° 7 p.m.
π Dail Soccer Stadium
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π https://t.co/1o9DMyWtla
π Pink Out Match#GoPackBaby pic.twitter.com/59uZHQCAVw
NC State women's soccer posted its second straight home ACC victory with a 2-0 win over Syracuse on Thursday night at Dail Soccer Stadium.
Hannah Jibril scored her first-career goal to give NC State an early 1-0 lead. Jibril chased a through ball from Jameese Joseph into the Syracuse penalty box before drawing a foul from Kylen Grant. Jibril blasted the ensuing penalty shot into the right side of the goal for the opening strike in the 15th minute.
Joseph almost doubled the Pack's lead in the 21st minute when Orange goalkeeper Shea Vanderbosch saved Joseph's right-footed strike with her feet. Ten minutes later, Annika Wohner collected a long pass from Emika Kawagishi, cut inside from the left side and unleashed a right-footed strike toward Vanderbosch's goal, forcing a diving save from the Syracuse keeper.
In the second half, Taylor Chism fired a header off a Kawagishi corner kick in the 67th minute, forcing a save from Vanderbosch. NC State continued to apply pressure before a late breakaway helped seal the 2-0 victory.
Joseph spun around a defender near midfield and raced toward the 18-yard box, picking out Wohner for the goal in the 88th minute. Wohner's first effort was blocked before she placed her rebound effort past Vanderbosch for her fourth goal of the season.
NC State goalkeeper Olivia Pratapas logged her second straight shutout and the third of her Wolfpack career. Pratapas made five saves to preserve the Pack's 2-0 victory.
NC State extended its unbeaten streak against the Orange to six straight matches. The Wolfpack has won five of those six meetings and has outscored Syracuse 18-6 during that time.
Wohner led NC State with three shot attempts, while Leyah Hall-Robinson, Alexis Strickland and Jibril each recorded two attempts apiece.
UP NEXT
NC State closes out its regular season home schedule on Sunday afternoon against No. 12 Notre Dame. Sunday's match is set for 1 p.m. and will be broadcasted on ACC Network Extra.
https://gopack.com/news/2023/10/19/womens-soccer-wolfpack-blanks-syracuse-2-0-on-thursday-night
Hannah Jibril scored her first-career goal to give NC State an early 1-0 lead. Jibril chased a through ball from Jameese Joseph into the Syracuse penalty box before drawing a foul from Kylen Grant. Jibril blasted the ensuing penalty shot into the right side of the goal for the opening strike in the 15th minute.
Joseph almost doubled the Pack's lead in the 21st minute when Orange goalkeeper Shea Vanderbosch saved Joseph's right-footed strike with her feet. Ten minutes later, Annika Wohner collected a long pass from Emika Kawagishi, cut inside from the left side and unleashed a right-footed strike toward Vanderbosch's goal, forcing a diving save from the Syracuse keeper.
In the second half, Taylor Chism fired a header off a Kawagishi corner kick in the 67th minute, forcing a save from Vanderbosch. NC State continued to apply pressure before a late breakaway helped seal the 2-0 victory.
Joseph spun around a defender near midfield and raced toward the 18-yard box, picking out Wohner for the goal in the 88th minute. Wohner's first effort was blocked before she placed her rebound effort past Vanderbosch for her fourth goal of the season.
NC State goalkeeper Olivia Pratapas logged her second straight shutout and the third of her Wolfpack career. Pratapas made five saves to preserve the Pack's 2-0 victory.
NC State extended its unbeaten streak against the Orange to six straight matches. The Wolfpack has won five of those six meetings and has outscored Syracuse 18-6 during that time.
Wohner led NC State with three shot attempts, while Leyah Hall-Robinson, Alexis Strickland and Jibril each recorded two attempts apiece.
UP NEXT
NC State closes out its regular season home schedule on Sunday afternoon against No. 12 Notre Dame. Sunday's match is set for 1 p.m. and will be broadcasted on ACC Network Extra.
https://gopack.com/news/2023/10/19/womens-soccer-wolfpack-blanks-syracuse-2-0-on-thursday-night
Pink Out π€ Shutout
— NC State Women's Soccer β½οΈ (@PackWSoccer) October 21, 2023
One last look back at Thursdayβs W over Syracuse. pic.twitter.com/fReQakYfVi
NC State women's soccer concludes its regular season home schedule Sunday when it welcomes No. 12 Notre Dame to Dail Soccer Stadium. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. and will stream live on ACC Network Extra.
SERIES HISTORY
NC State and Notre Dame will face off for the 12th time on Sunday afternoon. A few notes tracking the Pack's ACC contest in Raleigh are listed below:
All three of NC State's victories against Notre Dame have come in Raleigh with the Wolfpack and Fighting Irish splitting the six prior matchups with three wins apiece.
NC State's most recent victory over Notre Dame came in a dominant 3-0 victory on Oct. 27, 2019, at Dail Soccer Stadium. Ricarda Walkling and Jameese Joseph scored in back-to-back minutes early in the first half to build a 2-0 lead before Tziarra King put the game out of reach with her 12th goal of the season in the 77th minute.
NC State won the first matchup in the series back on Sept. 5, 1992. The Wolfpack won the high-scoring matchup 4-3 in Raleigh.
Notre Dame leads the all-time series 8-3-0.
SCOUTING THE FIGHTING IRISH
No. 12 Notre Dame has suffered just one defeat over the past month, entering Sunday's contest with a 9-2-4 record and a 5-1-2 mark in the ACC. The Fighting Irish fought back from an early 1-0 deficit at North Carolina to earn a point against the third-ranked Tar Heels on Thursday. Seven of Notre Dame's nine victories have come by multiple goals, including four of those victories against ACC opponents. Notre Dame was predicted fourth in the 2023 Preseason ACC Coaches Poll and currently sits in third place in the ACC table. Kiki Van Zanten, Maddie Mercado and Kristina Lynch pace the Fighting Irish with six goals apiece, while Leah Klenke ranks first on the roster with nine assists.
https://gopack.com/news/2023/10/20/womens-soccer-pack-concludes-regular-season-home-schedule-against-no-12-notre-dame
SERIES HISTORY
NC State and Notre Dame will face off for the 12th time on Sunday afternoon. A few notes tracking the Pack's ACC contest in Raleigh are listed below:
All three of NC State's victories against Notre Dame have come in Raleigh with the Wolfpack and Fighting Irish splitting the six prior matchups with three wins apiece.
NC State's most recent victory over Notre Dame came in a dominant 3-0 victory on Oct. 27, 2019, at Dail Soccer Stadium. Ricarda Walkling and Jameese Joseph scored in back-to-back minutes early in the first half to build a 2-0 lead before Tziarra King put the game out of reach with her 12th goal of the season in the 77th minute.
NC State won the first matchup in the series back on Sept. 5, 1992. The Wolfpack won the high-scoring matchup 4-3 in Raleigh.
Notre Dame leads the all-time series 8-3-0.
SCOUTING THE FIGHTING IRISH
No. 12 Notre Dame has suffered just one defeat over the past month, entering Sunday's contest with a 9-2-4 record and a 5-1-2 mark in the ACC. The Fighting Irish fought back from an early 1-0 deficit at North Carolina to earn a point against the third-ranked Tar Heels on Thursday. Seven of Notre Dame's nine victories have come by multiple goals, including four of those victories against ACC opponents. Notre Dame was predicted fourth in the 2023 Preseason ACC Coaches Poll and currently sits in third place in the ACC table. Kiki Van Zanten, Maddie Mercado and Kristina Lynch pace the Fighting Irish with six goals apiece, while Leah Klenke ranks first on the roster with nine assists.
https://gopack.com/news/2023/10/20/womens-soccer-pack-concludes-regular-season-home-schedule-against-no-12-notre-dame
Regular Season Home Finale at The Dail πͺ
— NC State Women's Soccer β½οΈ (@PackWSoccer) October 22, 2023
π No. 12 Notre Dame
β° 1 p.m.
π Dail Soccer Stadium
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Klenke finishes off a corner kick to give Notre Dame the lead.
— NC State Women's Soccer β½οΈ (@PackWSoccer) October 22, 2023
66' | ND 1, NCSU 0#GoPackBaby
final
Notre Dame 1
NC State 0
Notre Dame 1
NC State 0
NC State women's soccer dropped its home finale 1-0 to No. 12 Notre Dame on Sunday at Dail Soccer Stadium.
Notre Dame's Leah Klenke scored the game-winner off a corner kick in the 66th minute. Morgan Roy crossed in the ball from the right corner flag before Eva Gaetino won the first header, directing the ball toward Klenke who finished from close range.
Hannah Jibril almost put the Wolfpack ahead in the 57th minute, sprinting down the right flank on a counter attack before firing her right-footed shot toward Atlee Olofson's goal. Olofson saved Jibril's shot to keep the game scoreless.
NC State and Notre Dame entered halftime tied at 0-0. Notre Dame's Kristina Lynch hit the crossbar on a header in the 25th minute before Olivia Pratapas saved the follow-up effort from Klenke.
Klenke's second-half goal snapped NC State's shutout streak at 271 minutes, spanning all the way back to the Pack's 2-1 victory over Virginia on Oct. 8.
Jibril paced NC State with two shots and two shots on target just one game after scoring her first-career goal. Pratapas made four saves in NC State's final home game of the year.
UP NEXT
NC State concludes its regular season schedule Thursday at No. 1 Florida State. Thursday's match is set for 7 p.m. and will stream live on ACC Network Extra.
https://gopack.com/news/2023/10/22/womens-soccer-wolfpack-drops-home-finale-1-0-to-no-12-notre-dame
Notre Dame's Leah Klenke scored the game-winner off a corner kick in the 66th minute. Morgan Roy crossed in the ball from the right corner flag before Eva Gaetino won the first header, directing the ball toward Klenke who finished from close range.
Hannah Jibril almost put the Wolfpack ahead in the 57th minute, sprinting down the right flank on a counter attack before firing her right-footed shot toward Atlee Olofson's goal. Olofson saved Jibril's shot to keep the game scoreless.
NC State and Notre Dame entered halftime tied at 0-0. Notre Dame's Kristina Lynch hit the crossbar on a header in the 25th minute before Olivia Pratapas saved the follow-up effort from Klenke.
Klenke's second-half goal snapped NC State's shutout streak at 271 minutes, spanning all the way back to the Pack's 2-1 victory over Virginia on Oct. 8.
Jibril paced NC State with two shots and two shots on target just one game after scoring her first-career goal. Pratapas made four saves in NC State's final home game of the year.
UP NEXT
NC State concludes its regular season schedule Thursday at No. 1 Florida State. Thursday's match is set for 7 p.m. and will stream live on ACC Network Extra.
https://gopack.com/news/2023/10/22/womens-soccer-wolfpack-drops-home-finale-1-0-to-no-12-notre-dame
NC State women's soccer closes out its 2023 schedule on Thursday night at No. 1 Florida State. Kickoff for Thursday's game at Seminole Soccer Complex is set for 7 p.m. and will be streamed live on ACC Network Extra.
SERIES HISTORY
NC State and Florida State will face off for the 25th time on Thursday night. A few notes tracking the Pack's season finale are listed below:
The Wolfpack and Seminoles meet Thursday for the first time since Oct. 13, 2018, in Tallahassee. NC State rescued a point via Taylor Porter's last-second header with less than five seconds left of the clock. NC State goalkeeper Sydney Wootten made 16 saves, including four in overtime, to help the Wolfpack record a 1-1 draw.
NC State won the first matchup in the series 3-0 on Oct. 23, 1995, in Raleigh. The Pack's shutout victory over the Seminoles was the team's fifth win during a nine-game winning streak. NC State finished the 1995 season with a 19-5 record and an appearance in the NCAA Quarterfinals.
The Wolfpack's most recent victory over Florida State came in a 2-1 win on Oct. 25, 1998, in Raleigh.
Florida State leads the all-time series 18-3-3
SCOUTING THE SEMINOLES
Florida State (13-0-1) enters Thursday's regular season finale undefeated, clinching at least a share of the ACC regular season title with Sunday's 4-0 win at Duke. The Seminoles have dropped points only once this season in Sept. 24's 3-3 draw at then-No. 1 North Carolina. FSU ranks first in the nation in assists per game (3.79), points per game (10.21) and win-loss percentage (.964). Florida State also ranks fourth nationally with 3.21 goals scored per game. Onyi Echegini leads Florida State with 11 goals and 25 points, while Taylor Huff leads the team with 10 assists. Five Florida State student-athletes have accumulated 10 points or more with three of them (Echegini, Jordynn Dudley and Huff) each tallying 20 or more apiece so far this season.
https://gopack.com/news/2023/10/25/womens-soccer-wolfpack-travels-to-no-1-florida-state-on-thursday
SERIES HISTORY
NC State and Florida State will face off for the 25th time on Thursday night. A few notes tracking the Pack's season finale are listed below:
The Wolfpack and Seminoles meet Thursday for the first time since Oct. 13, 2018, in Tallahassee. NC State rescued a point via Taylor Porter's last-second header with less than five seconds left of the clock. NC State goalkeeper Sydney Wootten made 16 saves, including four in overtime, to help the Wolfpack record a 1-1 draw.
NC State won the first matchup in the series 3-0 on Oct. 23, 1995, in Raleigh. The Pack's shutout victory over the Seminoles was the team's fifth win during a nine-game winning streak. NC State finished the 1995 season with a 19-5 record and an appearance in the NCAA Quarterfinals.
The Wolfpack's most recent victory over Florida State came in a 2-1 win on Oct. 25, 1998, in Raleigh.
Florida State leads the all-time series 18-3-3
SCOUTING THE SEMINOLES
Florida State (13-0-1) enters Thursday's regular season finale undefeated, clinching at least a share of the ACC regular season title with Sunday's 4-0 win at Duke. The Seminoles have dropped points only once this season in Sept. 24's 3-3 draw at then-No. 1 North Carolina. FSU ranks first in the nation in assists per game (3.79), points per game (10.21) and win-loss percentage (.964). Florida State also ranks fourth nationally with 3.21 goals scored per game. Onyi Echegini leads Florida State with 11 goals and 25 points, while Taylor Huff leads the team with 10 assists. Five Florida State student-athletes have accumulated 10 points or more with three of them (Echegini, Jordynn Dudley and Huff) each tallying 20 or more apiece so far this season.
https://gopack.com/news/2023/10/25/womens-soccer-wolfpack-travels-to-no-1-florida-state-on-thursday
Road finale in Tallahassee πΊ
— NC State Women's Soccer β½οΈ (@PackWSoccer) October 26, 2023
π No. 1 Florida State
β° 7 p.m.
π Seminole Soccer Complex
πΊ https://t.co/RtItZ8DzxO
π https://t.co/HFN6sZsct8#GoPackBaby pic.twitter.com/Nad0Tc27K0
NC State women's soccer dropped its season finale 5-0 at No. 1 Florida State on Thursday night at Seminole Soccer Complex.
The Wolfpack held the top-ranked Seminoles scoreless over the first 43 minutes before Florida State's Lauren Flynn scored the opener off a scramble in the box. The Seminoles added to their margin in the second half to finish the regular season undefeated and clinch the outright ACC regular season title.
Freshman Jade Bordeleau smashed a shot off the crossbar in the 30th minute, nearly giving the Wolfpack an early 1-0 lead. Annika Wohner won the first ball off an NC State corner kick before Bordeleau's rebound effort hit the woodwork.
Hannah Jibril, Alexis Strickland, Leyah Hall-Robinson, Wohner and Bordeleau each recorded shots for NC State, while goalkeeper Olivia Pratapas made six saves.
Flynn netted a hat trick for the Seminoles. Kaitlyn Zipay and Olivia Garcia also scored for Florida State.
https://gopack.com/news/2023/10/26/womens-soccer-wolfpack-falls-at-no-1-florida-state
The Wolfpack held the top-ranked Seminoles scoreless over the first 43 minutes before Florida State's Lauren Flynn scored the opener off a scramble in the box. The Seminoles added to their margin in the second half to finish the regular season undefeated and clinch the outright ACC regular season title.
Freshman Jade Bordeleau smashed a shot off the crossbar in the 30th minute, nearly giving the Wolfpack an early 1-0 lead. Annika Wohner won the first ball off an NC State corner kick before Bordeleau's rebound effort hit the woodwork.
Hannah Jibril, Alexis Strickland, Leyah Hall-Robinson, Wohner and Bordeleau each recorded shots for NC State, while goalkeeper Olivia Pratapas made six saves.
Flynn netted a hat trick for the Seminoles. Kaitlyn Zipay and Olivia Garcia also scored for Florida State.
https://gopack.com/news/2023/10/26/womens-soccer-wolfpack-falls-at-no-1-florida-state
NC State women's soccer dropped its final match of its 2023 season when it visited No. 1 Florida State in Tallahassee, Florida. The top-ranked Seminoles crushed the Wolfpack 5-0 to finish off its disappointing 2023 campaign.
Despite the Pack's (3-9-6, 2-5-3 ACC) success in holding the Seminoles scoreless for a majority of the first half and heading to the break only down 1-0, Florida State (14-0-1, 9-0-1 ACC) piled it on in the final 45 minutes. Junior goalkeeper Olivia Pratapas recorded six saves, but the Noles' second-half onslaught was too much for Pratapas and company to handle.
In spite of the dismal final result, NC State had a promising start to the contest. On top of keeping a Florida State team off the board, the Wolfpack had some promising chances to take the lead in Tallahassee in the first half.
Freshman forward Jade Bordeleau rocketed a dangerous shot on goal in the 30th minute after a corner kick rebound made by junior midfielder Annika Wohner. Bordeleau's shot was inches off the mark, loudly careening off the bar to nearly give the visitors a 1-0 lead.
Instead, the Seminoles took the lead just 13 minutes later. Defender Lauren Flynn scored the first goal of her hat trick on an unassisted goal to earn the advantage. Despite giving up the goal, a 1-0 deficit to the undisputed best team in the nation was a bearable result for NC State heading into the break.
However, it didn't last long the Seminoles mercilessly ran up the score come the second half. The onslaught began with Flynn's second score of the night just her third of the season on another unassisted goal in the 49th minute.
Florida State scored twice more in the next five minutes, tallying one in the 50th minute and in the 54th minute the third and final score of Flynn's career night. Florida State put one more past Pratapas in the 68th minute to finish off the dominating 5-0 win.
While multiple Wolfpack attackers recorded shots on goal, NC State's offensive efforts were rendered moot once the Noles stepped on the gas. The red-and-white only tallied one shot in the second half, putting its total on the night at five compared to Florida State's 26. The Noles also earned 11 corner kicks to the Pack's one, giving no chance for the visitors to get into the game.
The loss marks the end of NC State's 2023 season, and the end of the collegiate careers of multiple NC State players such senior forwards Jameese Joseph, Alexis Strickland and Leyah Hall-Robinson.
The Wolfpack will retake the field in 2024 with hopes for a more successful season with a young, talented squad supplemented by an impressive recruiting class.
https://www.technicianonline.com/sports/nc-state-women-s-soccer-thumped-by-no-1-seminoles-in-season-finale/article_98ddaee0-7481-11ee-9b7e-2b0c88ce1c47.html
Despite the Pack's (3-9-6, 2-5-3 ACC) success in holding the Seminoles scoreless for a majority of the first half and heading to the break only down 1-0, Florida State (14-0-1, 9-0-1 ACC) piled it on in the final 45 minutes. Junior goalkeeper Olivia Pratapas recorded six saves, but the Noles' second-half onslaught was too much for Pratapas and company to handle.
In spite of the dismal final result, NC State had a promising start to the contest. On top of keeping a Florida State team off the board, the Wolfpack had some promising chances to take the lead in Tallahassee in the first half.
Freshman forward Jade Bordeleau rocketed a dangerous shot on goal in the 30th minute after a corner kick rebound made by junior midfielder Annika Wohner. Bordeleau's shot was inches off the mark, loudly careening off the bar to nearly give the visitors a 1-0 lead.
Instead, the Seminoles took the lead just 13 minutes later. Defender Lauren Flynn scored the first goal of her hat trick on an unassisted goal to earn the advantage. Despite giving up the goal, a 1-0 deficit to the undisputed best team in the nation was a bearable result for NC State heading into the break.
However, it didn't last long the Seminoles mercilessly ran up the score come the second half. The onslaught began with Flynn's second score of the night just her third of the season on another unassisted goal in the 49th minute.
Florida State scored twice more in the next five minutes, tallying one in the 50th minute and in the 54th minute the third and final score of Flynn's career night. Florida State put one more past Pratapas in the 68th minute to finish off the dominating 5-0 win.
While multiple Wolfpack attackers recorded shots on goal, NC State's offensive efforts were rendered moot once the Noles stepped on the gas. The red-and-white only tallied one shot in the second half, putting its total on the night at five compared to Florida State's 26. The Noles also earned 11 corner kicks to the Pack's one, giving no chance for the visitors to get into the game.
The loss marks the end of NC State's 2023 season, and the end of the collegiate careers of multiple NC State players such senior forwards Jameese Joseph, Alexis Strickland and Leyah Hall-Robinson.
The Wolfpack will retake the field in 2024 with hopes for a more successful season with a young, talented squad supplemented by an impressive recruiting class.
https://www.technicianonline.com/sports/nc-state-women-s-soccer-thumped-by-no-1-seminoles-in-season-finale/article_98ddaee0-7481-11ee-9b7e-2b0c88ce1c47.html
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