Clemson's women's soccer team is set to open its 2026 campaign against the Campbell Fighting Camels on August 23, kicking off at 1 p.m. on Historic Riggs Field in Clemson, South Carolina.
Historic Riggs Field Sets the Stage
The game will be open to the public at no cost, and families can enjoy a pregame carnival that adds a festive atmosphere to the early‑season showdown.
The Tigers and Camels last met in 2024, when Clemson secured a 3‑1 victory, with Juju Harris contributing three shots, two on target, in that contest.
Seniors Dani Davis and Jenna Tobia are back in the lineup after missing significant time; Davis, who has started 40 of 41 career appearances, returns fully fit, while Tobia, a 2023 College Cup starter, resumes her role after a year‑long absence.
Both players were integral to the 2023 championship run and have logged 39 and 40 starts respectively over their collegiate careers, bringing veteran presence to a young squad.
Goalkeeping Excellence Recognized
Nona Reason earned ACC Co‑Goalkeeper of the Week honors for the 2026 season after posting two shutouts and eight saves in the opening week, a performance that marks the first such accolade for a Clemson keeper since Makenna Morris captured the award in October 2023.
Reason’s early‑season form, highlighted by a 100 % save percentage in week one, has already positioned her among the conference’s top defenders as the Tigers look to build momentum.