CLEMSON, S.C. — Campbell women's soccer fell to 24th-ranked Clemson on Sunday afternoon at Historic Riggs Field.
Campbell drops to 1-2-1 while Clemson improves to 1-1-2.
Clemson (1-1-2) jumped out to an early lead in the seventh minute of the match off a set piece as the Tigers would go on to score another pair of goals in the first half to make it 3-0 heading into the break.
Campbell (1-2-1) registered just four shots on the match with one on goal as the Tigers created limited opportunities for the Camel offense. The Tigers outshot the Camels 34-4 on the match.
Clemson carried the momentum into the second half with two more goals to make the final 5-0.
Anais van Doesburg finished with eight saves on the match while
Laney Heafner led the Camels with a pair of shots. Campbell finished the match with one corner kick.
Alice Tyson made her Campbell debut in goal playing the final 11 minutes of the match.
Head coach Jeff Gross Quotable
"We will learn about ourselves from this one. I think it's good to go play higher level teams to see where the strengths and weaknesses are in our team. We saw both today. Each team has its strengths and each its areas to address. This game exposed some things that the players now need to be more aware of going forward. We will work on those things and keep building on our strengths. We need a good turnout in the Creek on Thursday for our next home match! Roll Humps!"
Campbell returns home for Senior Day on Thursday, August 27 at Eakes Athletics Complex. Kickoff against Charleston Southern is set for 7 p.m. and will be streamed on FloCollege.
Follow the squad on social media @GoCamelsWSOC for more up-to-date information and content throughout the year.
