40 Years of Wolfpack Women's Soccer 🐺
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2024 NC State women's soccer (3-9-2, 0-5-1)
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The NC State women's soccer team dropped Thursday night's nonconference matchup 1-0 to William & Mary
Leah Iglesias scored the game-winner in the 56th minute, finishing off a cross from Molly Widderich. The Wolfpack outshot the Tribe 13-6 for the match and 7-3 in the final 45 minutes, but Iglesias' goal proved to be the difference in the low-scoring match at Dail Soccer Stadium.
NC State and William & Mary were knotted at 0-0 after a scoreless first half. The Wolfpack doubled the Tribe in shots, holding a 6-3 advantage in the opening half
Antonella Mazziotto gathered a throw in from Brooklyn Holt down the right wing and fended off a defender before firing the Pack's first shot on goal of the match in the 10th minute. NC State came close to the opening goal once again in the 32nd minute when Taylor Chism's header off a corner kick struck the left post.
William & Mary logged two shots on goal in the first half, including a long-range effort outside the 18-yard box from Ivey Crain.
The Tribe started the second half with a pair of scoring opportunities in quick succession. Crain dragged her right-footed shot just wide of the left post in the 47th minute before recording a shot on target less than a minute later.
NC State recorded the final five shots of the match following William & Mary's goal. Abi Hugh led the Wolfpack with three shots, while Mana Nakata and Annika Wohner each logged two shots apiece.
UP NEXT
NC State concludes its nonconference schedule Sunday against George Washington. Sunday's match is set for noon at Dail Soccer Stadium and will stream live on ACC Network Extra.
https://gopack.com/news/2024/9/12/womens-soccer-wolfpacks-falls-1-0-to-william-mary
Leah Iglesias scored the game-winner in the 56th minute, finishing off a cross from Molly Widderich. The Wolfpack outshot the Tribe 13-6 for the match and 7-3 in the final 45 minutes, but Iglesias' goal proved to be the difference in the low-scoring match at Dail Soccer Stadium.
NC State and William & Mary were knotted at 0-0 after a scoreless first half. The Wolfpack doubled the Tribe in shots, holding a 6-3 advantage in the opening half
Antonella Mazziotto gathered a throw in from Brooklyn Holt down the right wing and fended off a defender before firing the Pack's first shot on goal of the match in the 10th minute. NC State came close to the opening goal once again in the 32nd minute when Taylor Chism's header off a corner kick struck the left post.
William & Mary logged two shots on goal in the first half, including a long-range effort outside the 18-yard box from Ivey Crain.
The Tribe started the second half with a pair of scoring opportunities in quick succession. Crain dragged her right-footed shot just wide of the left post in the 47th minute before recording a shot on target less than a minute later.
NC State recorded the final five shots of the match following William & Mary's goal. Abi Hugh led the Wolfpack with three shots, while Mana Nakata and Annika Wohner each logged two shots apiece.
UP NEXT
NC State concludes its nonconference schedule Sunday against George Washington. Sunday's match is set for noon at Dail Soccer Stadium and will stream live on ACC Network Extra.
https://gopack.com/news/2024/9/12/womens-soccer-wolfpacks-falls-1-0-to-william-mary
Next Up at The Dail ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/UuByoVpFW1
— NC State Women's Soccer ⚽️ (@PackWSoccer) September 14, 2024
Sunday matinee ⚽️
— NC State Women's Soccer ⚽️ (@PackWSoccer) September 15, 2024
🆚 George Washington
⏰ Noon
📍 Dail Soccer Stadium
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📊 https://t.co/jAyHJFKDVo#GoPack pic.twitter.com/PL53jD7bKa
Hat trick ✅
— NC State Women's Soccer ⚽️ (@PackWSoccer) September 15, 2024
Shutout W ✅
Dominant day at The Dail 💪 pic.twitter.com/tRd49Aq7wL
Sophomore forward Jade Bordeleau netted a hat trick to power the NC State women's soccer team to a 4-0 victory over George Washington on Sunday afternoon at Dail Soccer Stadium.
Bordeleau recorded her first goal of the season to give the Wolfpack a 1-0 lead late in the first half. Bordeleau's original effort was blocked before Mary Frances Symmes crossed the ball back in from the right side. George Washington goalkeeper Ainsley Lumpe could not collect Symmes' cross, leading to Bordeleau charging in to finish off the Pack's opening goal in the 39th minute.
Bordeleau needed less than a minute in the second half to double the Wolfpack's advantage to 2-0. NC State goalkeeper Olivia Pratapas logged the assist as her long service from her own half dropped in beyond the George Washington defensive line, allowing for Bordeleau to chase down the pass and finish for her second goal of the day.
Bordeleau completed her hat trick in the 48th minute with her second solo goal of the day, making it 3-0 when her right-footed finish whistled past Lumpe. The sophomore's hat trick marked NC State's first hat trick since Tziarra King recorded one five years ago to the day on Sept. 15, 2019, against Furman. The Wolfpack won that match 3-1 over the visiting Paladins.
Yuna Aoki concluded the scoring for the Pack with her first-career goal, blasting a left-footed effort into the top-right corner for a 4-0 lead in the 60th minute. Paige Tolentino and Rosalie Olou recorded assists on Aoki's strike.
NC State outshot George Washington 21-5 on the afternoon, holding a 9-1 advantage in shots on target. The Wolfpack dominated in the second half with 16 of its 21 shots coming in the final 45 minutes. Bordeleau led the Pack with five shots and three on goal, while freshman Madie Miller ranked second in both categories with four shots and two shots on target.
Pratapas logged her third shutout of the season in the 4-0 victory. She made her only save of the match in the first half.
UP NEXT
NC State opens Atlantic Coast Conference play on Thursday night against Cal. Thursday's match is set for 7 p.m. and will stream live on ACC Network Extra.
https://gopack.com/news/2024/9/15/womens-soccer-bordeleaus-hat-trick-powers-pack-to-4-0-win-over-george-washington
Bordeleau recorded her first goal of the season to give the Wolfpack a 1-0 lead late in the first half. Bordeleau's original effort was blocked before Mary Frances Symmes crossed the ball back in from the right side. George Washington goalkeeper Ainsley Lumpe could not collect Symmes' cross, leading to Bordeleau charging in to finish off the Pack's opening goal in the 39th minute.
Bordeleau needed less than a minute in the second half to double the Wolfpack's advantage to 2-0. NC State goalkeeper Olivia Pratapas logged the assist as her long service from her own half dropped in beyond the George Washington defensive line, allowing for Bordeleau to chase down the pass and finish for her second goal of the day.
Bordeleau completed her hat trick in the 48th minute with her second solo goal of the day, making it 3-0 when her right-footed finish whistled past Lumpe. The sophomore's hat trick marked NC State's first hat trick since Tziarra King recorded one five years ago to the day on Sept. 15, 2019, against Furman. The Wolfpack won that match 3-1 over the visiting Paladins.
Yuna Aoki concluded the scoring for the Pack with her first-career goal, blasting a left-footed effort into the top-right corner for a 4-0 lead in the 60th minute. Paige Tolentino and Rosalie Olou recorded assists on Aoki's strike.
NC State outshot George Washington 21-5 on the afternoon, holding a 9-1 advantage in shots on target. The Wolfpack dominated in the second half with 16 of its 21 shots coming in the final 45 minutes. Bordeleau led the Pack with five shots and three on goal, while freshman Madie Miller ranked second in both categories with four shots and two shots on target.
Pratapas logged her third shutout of the season in the 4-0 victory. She made her only save of the match in the first half.
UP NEXT
NC State opens Atlantic Coast Conference play on Thursday night against Cal. Thursday's match is set for 7 p.m. and will stream live on ACC Network Extra.
https://gopack.com/news/2024/9/15/womens-soccer-bordeleaus-hat-trick-powers-pack-to-4-0-win-over-george-washington
NC State women's soccer catches fire, Bordeleau etches hat trick in 4-0 win over George Washington
]Sophomore forward Jade Bordeleau brought the boom in NC State women's soccer's explosive 4-0 win over George Washington on Sunday at Dail Soccer Stadium.
Before the Pack's match against the Revolutionaries, Bordeleau hadn't registered a goal in 2024. Suddenly, the French native earned herself a hat trick in a matter of minutes as she led her team to a dominant victory over George Washington (2-4-2) that snapped a two-game, scoreless losing streak for the Wolfpack (3-4-1).
Before the Pack's win over the Revolutionaries, NC State suffered back-to-back scoreless losses against Rutgers and William & Mary, respectively. Struggling with inconsistency and a lack of offensive playmaking, Bordeleau played hero for the Pack in the Sunday afternoon showdown.
"It feels good," Bordeleau said. "I don't know what unlocked in me, but I think it was a team effort today. We felt good before the game, and I just think that everybody contributed to those goals."
The Wolfpack overcame its slow start to the bout when Bordeleau broke the ice in the 40th minute with her first of three scores. After a shot saved by George Washington keeper Ainsley Lumpe deflected into the box, Bordeleau found the rebound and smashed in her first goal of the season.
NC State entered the halftime break with a boost of momentum, and both Bordeleau and NC State weren't satisfied with just the one score.
"It felt like a little boost of energy," Bordeleau said. "... It was kind of a team effort, I just finished it, I was there. I think it just gave us a little boost to be like, 'Okay, we're in this game. We can get more.'"
Just six minutes into the second half, Bordeleau struck again. Assisted on a booming, cross-field pass from junior goalkeeper Olivia Pratapas, Bordeleau outran and boxed out the opposing defenders to earn a breakaway chance. The sophomore showed no hesitation, slotting away her second goal of the day.
Fans celebrating Bordeleau's second score didn't even have time to sit down before her next one. Less than one minute later, NC State forced a turnover deep in opposing territory. Bordeleau capitalized and finished off her hat trick.
Up 3-0, NC State tacked on one more goal for good measure by way of sophomore defender Yuna Aoki. If George Washington stood no chance of a comeback before, the Revolutionaries definitely didn't after the Pack's fourth and final goal.
NC State rode its lead all the way until the end of the game as Pratapas and the Pack finished off their shutout defensively.
The red-and-white is set to begin its always-challenging slate of ACC games against California on Thursday. For head coach Tim Santoro, beating George Washington 4-0 is one thing, but after the previous two games without goals, finding a consistently dangerous attack is another.
"We've had opportunities to do that in other games," Santoro said. "It's just the inconsistency of our attack. We have games with three, four and five [goals] and then we have games with zero. And so we just got to find consistency when we attack and pass the ball and when we do it, we're not a bad team, but that's what we have to find in the next three days."
Bordeleau also emphasized consistency as NC State's point of emphasis in preparing for a daunting list of conference opponents.
"Consistency I think that's our main point to focus on," Bordeleau said. "And I think we're able to take any team that's coming our way. We just got to give everything we have, execute our actions and perform the best we can, because we are a good team, and we can show them."
The Wolfpack will look to find that consistency against the Golden Bears on Thursday at 7 p.m. in the third tilt of a four-game home stretch at Dail Soccer Stadium in Raleigh.
https://www.technicianonline.com/sports/nc-state-women-s-soccer-catches-fire-bordeleau-etches-hat-trick-in-4-0-win/article_311b7250-73aa-11ef-af1b-c3737e0e83f7.html
]Sophomore forward Jade Bordeleau brought the boom in NC State women's soccer's explosive 4-0 win over George Washington on Sunday at Dail Soccer Stadium.
Before the Pack's match against the Revolutionaries, Bordeleau hadn't registered a goal in 2024. Suddenly, the French native earned herself a hat trick in a matter of minutes as she led her team to a dominant victory over George Washington (2-4-2) that snapped a two-game, scoreless losing streak for the Wolfpack (3-4-1).
Before the Pack's win over the Revolutionaries, NC State suffered back-to-back scoreless losses against Rutgers and William & Mary, respectively. Struggling with inconsistency and a lack of offensive playmaking, Bordeleau played hero for the Pack in the Sunday afternoon showdown.
"It feels good," Bordeleau said. "I don't know what unlocked in me, but I think it was a team effort today. We felt good before the game, and I just think that everybody contributed to those goals."
The Wolfpack overcame its slow start to the bout when Bordeleau broke the ice in the 40th minute with her first of three scores. After a shot saved by George Washington keeper Ainsley Lumpe deflected into the box, Bordeleau found the rebound and smashed in her first goal of the season.
NC State entered the halftime break with a boost of momentum, and both Bordeleau and NC State weren't satisfied with just the one score.
"It felt like a little boost of energy," Bordeleau said. "... It was kind of a team effort, I just finished it, I was there. I think it just gave us a little boost to be like, 'Okay, we're in this game. We can get more.'"
Just six minutes into the second half, Bordeleau struck again. Assisted on a booming, cross-field pass from junior goalkeeper Olivia Pratapas, Bordeleau outran and boxed out the opposing defenders to earn a breakaway chance. The sophomore showed no hesitation, slotting away her second goal of the day.
Fans celebrating Bordeleau's second score didn't even have time to sit down before her next one. Less than one minute later, NC State forced a turnover deep in opposing territory. Bordeleau capitalized and finished off her hat trick.
Up 3-0, NC State tacked on one more goal for good measure by way of sophomore defender Yuna Aoki. If George Washington stood no chance of a comeback before, the Revolutionaries definitely didn't after the Pack's fourth and final goal.
NC State rode its lead all the way until the end of the game as Pratapas and the Pack finished off their shutout defensively.
The red-and-white is set to begin its always-challenging slate of ACC games against California on Thursday. For head coach Tim Santoro, beating George Washington 4-0 is one thing, but after the previous two games without goals, finding a consistently dangerous attack is another.
"We've had opportunities to do that in other games," Santoro said. "It's just the inconsistency of our attack. We have games with three, four and five [goals] and then we have games with zero. And so we just got to find consistency when we attack and pass the ball and when we do it, we're not a bad team, but that's what we have to find in the next three days."
Bordeleau also emphasized consistency as NC State's point of emphasis in preparing for a daunting list of conference opponents.
"Consistency I think that's our main point to focus on," Bordeleau said. "And I think we're able to take any team that's coming our way. We just got to give everything we have, execute our actions and perform the best we can, because we are a good team, and we can show them."
The Wolfpack will look to find that consistency against the Golden Bears on Thursday at 7 p.m. in the third tilt of a four-game home stretch at Dail Soccer Stadium in Raleigh.
https://www.technicianonline.com/sports/nc-state-women-s-soccer-catches-fire-bordeleau-etches-hat-trick-in-4-0-win/article_311b7250-73aa-11ef-af1b-c3737e0e83f7.html
Closed out nonconference play with a dub ✅#GoPack pic.twitter.com/7lr1mArwcv
— NC State Women's Soccer ⚽️ (@PackWSoccer) September 18, 2024
The first of two opponents this week from the Golden State ⬇️
— NC State Women's Soccer ⚽️ (@PackWSoccer) September 18, 2024
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ACC play begins tonight in Raleigh 🐺
— NC State Women's Soccer ⚽️ (@PackWSoccer) September 19, 2024
🆚 California
⏰ 7 p.m.
📍 Dail Soccer Stadium
📺 https://t.co/9zYDn9qFjG
📊 https://t.co/nkIgFPCNLJ#GoPack pic.twitter.com/HCRJSfDJ1D
Time to enter ACC Conference play 🐺 @packwsoccer kicks off its ACC slate against Cal at 7 pm tonight!
— NC State Athletics (@PackAthletics) September 19, 2024
Pstt…it’s also a WHITE OUT❕ #GoPack | #90MinuteParty pic.twitter.com/Z2yhnDGxHc
Final from Raleigh. pic.twitter.com/DJBcMcf4Zh
— NC State Women's Soccer ⚽️ (@PackWSoccer) September 20, 2024
The red-and-white suffered a decisive collapse in a high-scoring second half, giving up its 1-0 lead after Cal scored three goals in just 11 minutes. By the end of the Golden Bears' (8-1-1, 1-0 ACC) torrent stretch, NC State (3-5-1, 0-1 ACC) was left with a sudden two-goal deficit and 15 minutes later, a loss in its ACC-opening match.
"Really bad 11-minute stretch in the second half," said head coach Tim Santoro. "Can't let Lema get free and we let her get free a couple times. It wasn't too complicated. We knew who the key player was, and it burned us."
"It's 90 minutes you have to be consistent throughout a game," Santoro said. "We talked about it. It was just a small stretch tonight, it killed us."
It won't get any easier from here for the Pack NC State is set to face off with No. 1 Stanford on Sunday. The red-and-white will clash with the perennial college women's soccer powerhouse at 1 p.m. to finish off its four-game home stand at Dail Soccer Stadium in Raleigh.
https://www.technicianonline.com/sports/nc-state-women-s-soccer-suffers-second-half-collapse-in-3-1-loss-to-cal/article_6c312c08-774d-11ef-92e7-035f65b526b3.html
"Really bad 11-minute stretch in the second half," said head coach Tim Santoro. "Can't let Lema get free and we let her get free a couple times. It wasn't too complicated. We knew who the key player was, and it burned us."
"It's 90 minutes you have to be consistent throughout a game," Santoro said. "We talked about it. It was just a small stretch tonight, it killed us."
It won't get any easier from here for the Pack NC State is set to face off with No. 1 Stanford on Sunday. The red-and-white will clash with the perennial college women's soccer powerhouse at 1 p.m. to finish off its four-game home stand at Dail Soccer Stadium in Raleigh.
https://www.technicianonline.com/sports/nc-state-women-s-soccer-suffers-second-half-collapse-in-3-1-loss-to-cal/article_6c312c08-774d-11ef-92e7-035f65b526b3.html
READY FOR BATTLE
— NC State Women's Soccer ⚽️ (@PackWSoccer) September 22, 2024
See you there, Wolfpack Nation! pic.twitter.com/ierg4bD96E
Knotted up at the half!#WolfpackWSOC | #GoPack pic.twitter.com/zPqSWZ0RSW
— NC State Women's Soccer ⚽️ (@PackWSoccer) September 22, 2024
Stanford strikes first (1-0) with 30 minutes left to play.#WolfpackWSOC | #GoPack
— NC State Women's Soccer ⚽️ (@PackWSoccer) September 22, 2024
Final from Raleigh.#WolfpackWSOC | #GoPack pic.twitter.com/s0jgKpLQJO
— NC State Women's Soccer ⚽️ (@PackWSoccer) September 22, 2024
The NC State women's soccer team fell 2-0 to No. 1 Stanford on Sunday afternoon at Dail Soccer Field.
The first half ended in a scoreless, with Stanford outshooting NC State 10-1. The Wolfpack defense, however, held strong with five saves to Stanford's zero.
Stanford broke the deadlock in the 58th minute when Jasmine Aikey sent a shot to the upper left corner to give the Cardinal a 1-0 lead.
Annika Wohner led NC State with three shots, while teammates Antonella Mazziotto and Alex Mohr each added one.
Wohner nearly put NC State on the board with a shot from just outside the penalty box in the final 10 seconds of the first half, but the Stanford goalkeeper made the stop.
UP NEXT
NC State will travel to face Notre Dame on Thursday, Sept. 26, at 7 p.m. The match will stream live on ACC Network Extra.
https://gopack.com/news/2024/9/22/womens-soccer-nc-state-falls-to-no-1-stanford
The first half ended in a scoreless, with Stanford outshooting NC State 10-1. The Wolfpack defense, however, held strong with five saves to Stanford's zero.
Stanford broke the deadlock in the 58th minute when Jasmine Aikey sent a shot to the upper left corner to give the Cardinal a 1-0 lead.
Annika Wohner led NC State with three shots, while teammates Antonella Mazziotto and Alex Mohr each added one.
Wohner nearly put NC State on the board with a shot from just outside the penalty box in the final 10 seconds of the first half, but the Stanford goalkeeper made the stop.
UP NEXT
NC State will travel to face Notre Dame on Thursday, Sept. 26, at 7 p.m. The match will stream live on ACC Network Extra.
https://gopack.com/news/2024/9/22/womens-soccer-nc-state-falls-to-no-1-stanford
Despite the one shot, NC State got into Stanford's defensive third and had chances to score on the best team in the country. However, NC State's offensive struggles its experienced throughout the season continued against the Pack's cross-country opponents.
"You got to score your chances when you get them," said head coach Tim Santoro. "You're not going to get many against Stanford."
Next, NC State will play Notre Dame in South Bend, Indiana on Thursday, Sept. 26. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m.
https://www.technicianonline.com/sports/nc-state-women-s-soccer-suffers-2-0-loss-against-no-1-stanford/article_68fa9d1a-79a7-11ef-9cec-db38e0211203.html
"You got to score your chances when you get them," said head coach Tim Santoro. "You're not going to get many against Stanford."
Next, NC State will play Notre Dame in South Bend, Indiana on Thursday, Sept. 26. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m.
https://www.technicianonline.com/sports/nc-state-women-s-soccer-suffers-2-0-loss-against-no-1-stanford/article_68fa9d1a-79a7-11ef-9cec-db38e0211203.html
The NC State women's soccer team will head on the road this week to face No. 13 Notre Dame on Thursday night and Louisville on Sunday.
The Wolfpack's match against the Fighting Irish will be held Thursday night at 7 p.m., The Pack is then back on the road Sunday afternoon at 1 p.m. against Louisville. Both matches will stream live on ACC Network Extra.
Notre Dame vs. NC State
Notre Dame holds a 9-3 all-time record against NC State. The Fighting Irish have won the last five matches in the series. NC State's most recent win over Notre Dame came in a 3-0 victory on Oct. 27, 2019, at Dail Soccer Stadium. The Wolfpack won the first meeting between the two teams, 4-3, on Sept. 5, 1992.
Scouting Notre Dame
Notre Dame is ranked No. 13 as they enter the second week of conference matchups. With a 7-1 record the Fighting Irish's scoring offense ranks 12th overall and is 6-0 when leading at the half. Notre Dame is led by their breakout freshman Izzy Engle. Engle has tallied 10 goals in nine games, along with 21 points to rank her fifth in the nation (third in ACC).
https://gopack.com/news/2024/9/25/womens-soccer-wolfpack-head-on-the-road-to-face-no-13-notre-dame-and-louisville
The Wolfpack's match against the Fighting Irish will be held Thursday night at 7 p.m., The Pack is then back on the road Sunday afternoon at 1 p.m. against Louisville. Both matches will stream live on ACC Network Extra.
Notre Dame vs. NC State
Notre Dame holds a 9-3 all-time record against NC State. The Fighting Irish have won the last five matches in the series. NC State's most recent win over Notre Dame came in a 3-0 victory on Oct. 27, 2019, at Dail Soccer Stadium. The Wolfpack won the first meeting between the two teams, 4-3, on Sept. 5, 1992.
Scouting Notre Dame
Notre Dame is ranked No. 13 as they enter the second week of conference matchups. With a 7-1 record the Fighting Irish's scoring offense ranks 12th overall and is 6-0 when leading at the half. Notre Dame is led by their breakout freshman Izzy Engle. Engle has tallied 10 goals in nine games, along with 21 points to rank her fifth in the nation (third in ACC).
https://gopack.com/news/2024/9/25/womens-soccer-wolfpack-head-on-the-road-to-face-no-13-notre-dame-and-louisville
We are ready for a road match!#WolfpackWSOC | #GoPack pic.twitter.com/UQpjGPsehV
— NC State Women's Soccer ⚽️ (@PackWSoccer) September 26, 2024
The NC State women's soccer team faced off against No. 13 Notre Dame on Thursday night, battling to a 1-1 draw in a hard-fought match.
Notre Dame dominated possession in the first half with 61% and led in shots 11-2. However, NC State's goalkeeper Olivia Pratapas stood strong, making three key saves to keep the board clean.
Midway through the first half, NC State capitalized on a corner kick. Mana Nakata delivered a precise ball into the box, where Taylor Chism rose above the defense to head it in for the first goal of the match. Chism's goal was the first allowed by Notre Dame goalkeeper Altee Olofson this season and marked her second goal of the year.
SECOND HALF
The Wolfpack maintained their momentum, but in the 72nd minute, Notre Dame found the equalizer. A corner kick from the Fighting Irish led to a header that tied the game 1-1.
Despite Notre Dame's pressure in the final minutes, Pratapas made two more crucial saves, bringing her total to eight for the night, ensuring the Fighting Irish were held to just one goal.
UP NEXT
NC State concludes its week on the road Sunday, Sept. 29, at 1 p.m. against Louisville. The match will be available live on ACCNX.
https://gopack.com/news/2024/9/26/womens-soccer-nc-state-battles-to-1-1-draw-against-no-13-notre-dame
Notre Dame dominated possession in the first half with 61% and led in shots 11-2. However, NC State's goalkeeper Olivia Pratapas stood strong, making three key saves to keep the board clean.
Midway through the first half, NC State capitalized on a corner kick. Mana Nakata delivered a precise ball into the box, where Taylor Chism rose above the defense to head it in for the first goal of the match. Chism's goal was the first allowed by Notre Dame goalkeeper Altee Olofson this season and marked her second goal of the year.
SECOND HALF
The Wolfpack maintained their momentum, but in the 72nd minute, Notre Dame found the equalizer. A corner kick from the Fighting Irish led to a header that tied the game 1-1.
Despite Notre Dame's pressure in the final minutes, Pratapas made two more crucial saves, bringing her total to eight for the night, ensuring the Fighting Irish were held to just one goal.
UP NEXT
NC State concludes its week on the road Sunday, Sept. 29, at 1 p.m. against Louisville. The match will be available live on ACCNX.
https://gopack.com/news/2024/9/26/womens-soccer-nc-state-battles-to-1-1-draw-against-no-13-notre-dame
Back on the Road!
— NC State Women's Soccer ⚽️ (@PackWSoccer) September 29, 2024
🆚 Louisville
⏰ 1:00 p.m.
📍Dr. Mark & Cindy Lynn Stadium
📺 https://t.co/yYUcwBptbM
📊 https://t.co/nDuC1Wq9Xc#GoPack pic.twitter.com/ro5OQHBrAK
Final from Louisville. pic.twitter.com/o47MCWhGch
— NC State Women's Soccer ⚽️ (@PackWSoccer) September 29, 2024
The NC State women's soccer team fell 1-0 to Louisville in Sunday afternoon's road match.
Both teams struggled to find chances in the first half, with neither side registering a shot on goal. Louisville led 2-1 in shots and held a slight possession advantage at 53%-47%.
This marks the fifth consecutive game in which NC State has kept its opponent scoreless in the first half.
Early in the second half, Louisville capitalized on their third straight corner kick. Mackenzie Geigle headed the ball into the net, putting the Cardinals on the board.
The Wolfpack tried to respond, creating a promising chance in the 62nd minute. Abi Hugh delivered corner kick, which found Jade Bordeleau in the box, but her shot was saved by Louisville goalkeeper Kailey Kimball.
Anika Whoner had a breakaway opportunity in the 68th minute, but her shot was also stopped by Kimball in the box.
NC State returns home for a matchup against Boston College on Thursday, Oct. 3 at 7 p.m.
https://gopack.com/news/2024/9/29/womens-soccer-nc-state-falls-1-0-to-louisville
Both teams struggled to find chances in the first half, with neither side registering a shot on goal. Louisville led 2-1 in shots and held a slight possession advantage at 53%-47%.
This marks the fifth consecutive game in which NC State has kept its opponent scoreless in the first half.
Early in the second half, Louisville capitalized on their third straight corner kick. Mackenzie Geigle headed the ball into the net, putting the Cardinals on the board.
The Wolfpack tried to respond, creating a promising chance in the 62nd minute. Abi Hugh delivered corner kick, which found Jade Bordeleau in the box, but her shot was saved by Louisville goalkeeper Kailey Kimball.
Anika Whoner had a breakaway opportunity in the 68th minute, but her shot was also stopped by Kimball in the box.
NC State returns home for a matchup against Boston College on Thursday, Oct. 3 at 7 p.m.
https://gopack.com/news/2024/9/29/womens-soccer-nc-state-falls-1-0-to-louisville
Rock your pink this Thursday night as we take on Boston College for cancer awareness!🩷 pic.twitter.com/D1VbN5FeBg
— NC State Women's Soccer ⚽️ (@PackWSoccer) October 1, 2024
On game day we wear pink 🩷@packwsoccer is hosting their breast cancer awareness game tonight at 7 pm. Show up to the match in pink to show your support!
— NC State Athletics (@PackAthletics) October 3, 2024
🆚 Boston College
📍 Dail Soccer Field
📺 ACCNX
🎟️ Admission is FREE#StrengthInThePack | #90MinuteParty pic.twitter.com/8uL6pX3KN6
Final. pic.twitter.com/AUmLD4PKQp
— NC State Women's Soccer ⚽️ (@PackWSoccer) October 4, 2024
Recap
NC State women's soccer gives up late goal in 2-1 loss to Boston College
https://www.technicianonline.com/sports/nc-state-women-s-soccer-gives-up-late-goal-in-2-1-loss-to-boston/article_5c163a36-81ff-11ef-8359-bf30e47b63e7.html
NC State women's soccer gives up late goal in 2-1 loss to Boston College
https://www.technicianonline.com/sports/nc-state-women-s-soccer-gives-up-late-goal-in-2-1-loss-to-boston/article_5c163a36-81ff-11ef-8359-bf30e47b63e7.html
NC State women's soccer team (3-8-2, 0-4-1 ACC) will travel to take on No. 25 Virginia (8-4-0, 1-4-0 ACC) Thursday, Oct. 10, at 7 p.m. The match will be broadcast live on ACCNX
https://gopack.com/news/2024/10/9/womens-soccer-nc-state-travels-to-take-on-no-25-virginia
https://gopack.com/news/2024/10/9/womens-soccer-nc-state-travels-to-take-on-no-25-virginia
College Soccer
Women's
Virginia vs. North Carolina State ACC Network, 7 p.m.
Women's
Virginia vs. North Carolina State ACC Network, 7 p.m.
Back on the Road!
— NC State Women's Soccer ⚽️ (@PackWSoccer) October 10, 2024
🆚 No. 25 Virginia
🕖 7:00 p.m.
📊https://t.co/4ZIs5BmBaK
📺 https://t.co/IFy9oPmVib#GoPack pic.twitter.com/7BjZJs2Oyi
The NC State women's soccer team fell 3-0 to No. 25 Virginia at Klöckner Stadium.
The match heated up quickly, with Virginia scoring the first goal just one minute after kickoff. NC State fought to gain possession in the first half, but Virginia maintained 66% possession.
Virginia's defense dominated, becoming the only team this season to hold NC State to zero shots in the first half. The Cavaliers tallied 17 shots in the half and led in corner kicks, 5-1, over the Wolfpack.
NC State goalkeeper Olivia Pratapas matched her career high of eight saves in the 60th minute, finishing with a new record of nine by the end of the match.
In the second half, Virginia scored again in the 72nd minute with a shot from inside the box. The Cavaliers secured the game-winning goal in the 75th minute with another play from inside the box.
UP NEXT:
The Wolfpack returns to action Oct. 17 when it travels to Syracuse for another ACC match.
https://gopack.com/news/2024/10/10/womens-soccer-nc-state-drops-to-no-25-virginia
The match heated up quickly, with Virginia scoring the first goal just one minute after kickoff. NC State fought to gain possession in the first half, but Virginia maintained 66% possession.
Virginia's defense dominated, becoming the only team this season to hold NC State to zero shots in the first half. The Cavaliers tallied 17 shots in the half and led in corner kicks, 5-1, over the Wolfpack.
NC State goalkeeper Olivia Pratapas matched her career high of eight saves in the 60th minute, finishing with a new record of nine by the end of the match.
In the second half, Virginia scored again in the 72nd minute with a shot from inside the box. The Cavaliers secured the game-winning goal in the 75th minute with another play from inside the box.
UP NEXT:
The Wolfpack returns to action Oct. 17 when it travels to Syracuse for another ACC match.
https://gopack.com/news/2024/10/10/womens-soccer-nc-state-drops-to-no-25-virginia
The NC State women's soccer team is back on the road for a match against Syracuse Thursday night at 7 p.m. The match will be streamed live on ACCNX.
NC State (3-9-2, 0-5-1) and Syracuse (6-8-1, 0-7-0) are meeting for the ninth time in program history, as both teams seek their first conference victory of the season.
Scouting the Orange
Syracuse goalkeeper Shea Vanderbosch currently leads the ACC in saves, averaging 8.57 per game, and ranks 10th in the nation for saves average at 6.46.
Midfielder Ashley Rauch leads the team in scoring with four goals, while forward Ava Uribe tops the squad in assists with four.
https://gopack.com/news/2024/10/16/womens-soccer-nc-state-heads-to-syracuse
NC State (3-9-2, 0-5-1) and Syracuse (6-8-1, 0-7-0) are meeting for the ninth time in program history, as both teams seek their first conference victory of the season.
Scouting the Orange
Syracuse goalkeeper Shea Vanderbosch currently leads the ACC in saves, averaging 8.57 per game, and ranks 10th in the nation for saves average at 6.46.
Midfielder Ashley Rauch leads the team in scoring with four goals, while forward Ava Uribe tops the squad in assists with four.
https://gopack.com/news/2024/10/16/womens-soccer-nc-state-heads-to-syracuse
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