The Clemson women’s soccer team heads to Syracuse, N.Y. at the SU Soccer Stadium on Friday, Oct. 14.

The No. 24 Clemson women’s soccer team (5-1-2) impressed in the ACC opener against formerly undefeated No. 6 Notre Dame (7-1) on Thursday night at Historic Riggs Field and registered their highest ranked home win since Sept. 20, 2018 when the Tigers took down the Virginia Cavaliers, 1-0.

The #24 Clemson women’s soccer team hosts #6 Notre Dame at Historic Riggs Field on Thursday, Sept. 15. The match is set to kick off at 8 p.m. and will be broadcasted on ACC Network. Live stats are available here.

The No. 18 (TDS) Clemson women’s soccer team came out on top 1-0 in a defensive battle on the road against No. 17 (USC) West Virginia (3-2-2) on Thursday night at Dick Dlesk Soccer Stadium.

The Clemson women’s soccer team dominated in a rainy Sunday evening match after a near three hour weather delay against the App State Mountaineers for a 3-0 win at Historic Riggs Field.

The Clemson women’s soccer team battled its rival No. 4 South Carolina to a 2-2 draw on Thursday night. The result extends Clemson’s unbeaten streak against the Gamecocks to four matches.

The No. 18 Clemson women’s soccer team fell to Alabama 3-0 on Sunday night in Tuscaloosa.

The No. 18 Clemson women’s soccer team travels to Tuscaloosa, Ala. where it takes on the Alabama Crimson Tide at the Alabama Soccer Stadium on Sunday night.

Following four sensational second-half goals, the No. 18 Clemson Tigers secured a dominant 6-0 victory against the Western Carolina University Catamounts on Thursday evening.

The No. 25 Clemson women’s soccer team earned its first victory of the season with a 5-1 win over defending Big South Regular Season Champions, Campbell behind a brace and an incredible performance from Renee Lyles.

The No. 25 Clemson women’s soccer team opened their season with a 0-0 result against the Texas A&M Aggies on Thursday evening at Historic Riggs Field in front of more than a thousand people, despite great scoring opportunities from both squads.

The No. 25 Clemson Women’s Soccer team hosts Texas A&M at Historic Riggs Field on Thursday night to officially begin the 2022 season.

The Clemson women’s soccer team is heading into the season ranked 25th, according to the United Soccer Coaches pre-season poll.

The Clemson women’s soccer team battled hard for 90 minutes at WakeMed Park on Friday night in the ACC semifinal match, but Virginia’s goal early in the second half proved insurmountable.

The Clemson women’s soccer team (12-5-1, 6-3-1 ACC) battled for a 3-2 win at the No. 4 seed No. 22 Notre Dame Fighting Irish (13-5-1, 7-3 ACC) on Sunday night.

Despite a strong offensive effort from the Clemson women’s soccer team that saw 22 shots, the Tigers battled to a 1-1 tie against Louisville (7-6-2, 3-5-1 ACC) on Sunday afternoon at Historic Riggs Field.

Behind five first-half goals, the Tigers defeated Syracuse (4-10-1, 0-8 ACC) 8-0 on Thursday night at Historic Riggs Field for two consecutive ACC wins and three straight victories over the Orange.

Behind a stellar offensive effort and shutout from senior goalkeeper Hensley Hancuff, the Clemson women’s soccer team delivered an emphatic 1-0 win over No. 17 Virginia Tech (USC) on a rain-soaked Thursday evening at Historic Riggs Field.