NEWTON, Mass. – The Boston College women’s soccer team kicked off the 2025 season in style, achieving a decisive 4-1 victory over Stonehill College on Thursday evening.
First Half Summary
The opening half ended in a stalemate, as both teams struggled to capitalize on scoring chances. Despite the lack of goals, the match was characterized by competitive play and numerous opportunities for each side.
Second Half Breakthrough
In the 52nd minute, freshman Emily Mara broke the deadlock by scoring the first goal of the season for the Eagles. Her remarkable shot from outside the box found the top corner of the net, putting Boston College ahead.
Rapid Goals Increase Lead
Momentum shifted in favor of the Eagles shortly after, when sophomore Milla Lee netted her inaugural goal for the team in the 57th minute, assisted by Sohana Spencer‘s precise cross. Just a minute later, senior Sophia Lowenberg added another goal, striking from outside the box to extend the lead.
The scoring spree continued as Amalia Dray capped off the impressive offensive display with a header from a corner kick in the 63rd minute, bringing the score to 4-0.
Stonehill’s Response
Despite being behind by four goals, the Skyhawks managed to find the net in the 79th minute, narrowing the gap to 4-1 but failing to threaten Boston College’s dominance in the match.
Game Statistics
- Shots on Goal: Boston College 10, Stonehill 4
- Assists: Sophie Reale and Sohana Spencer each recorded an assist, marking their first points of the season.
Next Matchup
The Eagles will look to build on their successful start as they prepare for their next match against Fairleigh Dickinson University (FDU) on Sunday at 1:00 p.m.
