Boston College Women’s Soccer Dominates Fairleigh Dickinson, 4-0

The Boston College women’s soccer team secured a decisive 4-0 victory against Fairleigh Dickinson University on August 18, 2025. The win marked the Eagles’ second triumph of the season, following a commanding 4-1 win over Stonehill College just days earlier. The goals came from a diverse group of players: Amalia Dray, Sophia Lowenberg, Sophia Reale, and Milla Lee, showcasing the team’s offensive prowess.

Lowenberg’s goal was her second of the season, while Reale celebrated her first career goal during this match. The Eagles dominated the field, outshooting FDU 10-6. Freshman goalkeeper Olivia Shippee made five saves, contributing significantly to the shutout in her second career start.

The victory not only reflects the team’s strong performance but also boosts their goal differential to an impressive 8-1 early in the 2025 campaign. The Eagles are set to return to action on Friday at 17:00 against Cornell. Following that, they will embark on their first road trip of the season to Urbana-Champaign, Illinois, to face Illinois on August 25, before starting conference play at home against Pittsburgh on September 18 at Newton Campus Soccer & Lacrosse Field.

Looking Ahead

As the season progresses, Boston College is building momentum and confidence. Their early successes, including back-to-back wins, set a positive tone for the upcoming challenges.

With 12 days remaining until the start of the Boston College football season, there is excitement across the campus. On the same day as the women’s soccer match, football tight end Ty Lockwood addressed the media after practice, sharing insights into his transition from Alabama to Boston College. Coach Bill O’Brien also provided updates on player injuries following Saturday’s scrimmage, highlighting the team’s preparation for the upcoming season.

In addition, Finn Sears, a 2009-born commit to the Boston College men’s hockey team, recently announced his decision in a heartfelt video montage shared on Instagram.

As fans reflect on the history of Boston College sports, August 18 holds significance, marking the anniversary of the passing of Olympic gold medalist Harold Connolly in 2010.

With a strong showing in women’s soccer and anticipation building for football and hockey, Boston College continues to foster a vibrant athletic community. For further updates, fans are encouraged to follow Boston College on various social media platforms, including X, Facebook, YouTube, Threads, and Bluesky.