Soccer

Boston College Women’s Soccer Improves to 2-0 with 2-1 Win Over St. John’s

Kalaw and Reale strike as Eagles dominate possession

Boston College’s women’s soccer squad moved to 2‑0 on the season after edging St. John’s 2‑1 on a crisp evening in Chestnut Hill.

Early Firepower

Addy Kalaw opened the scoring in the 44th minute, her second straight game finding the net, after a quick combination with Ada Henschien and Milla Lee that put the Eagles ahead just before halftime.

Sophie Reale doubled the lead in the 56th minute, finishing a move set up by Ashley Roberts, which forced St. John’s to regroup after the break.

Defensive Resilience

St. John’s answered in the 67th minute, but a disciplined defensive effort and two saves from Faith Fenwick preserved the lead.

The Eagles controlled 54 % of possession, outshot the Red Storm 12‑6 and held a 6‑3 edge in shots on target, while also dominating corner kicks 7‑3.

With the win, Boston College will next host Cornell on August 23 at 1 p.m., looking to extend their unbeaten start.

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