American’s early lead slips away in 2–1 loss to Boston University
American took a first-half lead but lost 2–1 to Boston University on Saturday in women’s soccer. The Eagles remained without a victory at 0–10–4 overall and 0–4–2 in the Patriot League.
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American took a first-half lead but lost 2–1 to Boston University on Saturday in women’s soccer. The Eagles remained without a victory at 0–10–4 overall and 0–4–2 in the Patriot League.
Lauren Sanders converted a penalty at 20:47 to put American ahead. Georgia Prouty equalized for the Terriers at 29:20, and Ariana Schwinn-Clanton scored the winner at 41:21 with an assist from Olivia Avellar.
All three goals came before halftime. Boston University finished with 30 shots, including 13 on target, while American took seven shots and put four on goal.
The Eagles recorded 11 saves and earned two corners to Boston University’s 11. The Terriers improved to 6–8–1 overall and 3–3 in conference play.