The Campbell University women's soccer team fell to a 5‑0 defeat on Sunday, slipping to a 1‑2‑1 record as the 24th‑ranked Clemson Tigers improved to 1‑1‑2.
Clemson struck early, finding the net in the seventh minute from a set piece and never looked back, adding four more goals in the second half to seal a convincing victory.
The Tigers outshot the Camels 34‑4, a disparity that underscored the pressure Campbell faced throughout the contest.
In goal, Anais van Doesburg made eight saves for Clemson, while Campbell’s Alice Tyson debuted in the net for the final 11 minutes, hoping to spark a rally that never materialized.
Laney Heafer was the only Camel to register multiple attempts on goal, finishing the match with two shots, but the offense struggled to find rhythm against a disciplined Clemson backline.
Looking Ahead: Senior Day and Live Coverage
Campbell will host Senior Day on Thursday, August 27 at the Eakes Athletics Complex, with live streaming available on FloCollege at 7 p.m. The event promises to give fans a final glimpse of the senior class before the season progresses.
Fans can stay updated through the program’s social channels, especially the @GoCamelsWSOC handle, which will provide real‑time highlights and behind‑the‑scenes content.