DUDLEY, Mass. (8/30/2025) – In a non-conference match,
Nichols College Women's Soccer fell short to Clark University on a beautiful day in Dudley, Massachusetts. The Bison lost 6-0 against the Cougars.
The Bison now sit at 0-2 overall, while Clark University moves to 1-0 on the season after the win.
The scoring opened in the 20th minute with a goal from Solimar Rivera assisted by Georgia Loius, and was followed by another goal in the 22nd minute from Emma Shaughnessy that was assisted by Camilla Daigle. Delaney Schappert scored the third goal of the match in the 35th minute and then proceeded to assist the goal scored in the 42nd minute scored by Gabriella Herivaux. In the 72nd minute, Herivaux scored a goal that resulted in a second well placed ball from Louis, and Herivaux picked up her second assist of the match in the 76th minute coming off of the final goal of the match from Calabria Augustino.
Alyssa Senecal has another highlight worthy defensive performance, marking some impressive tackles in the box mid-way through the first period to deny some of the Cougars' goal scoring opportunities.
In the 90 minutes played, Freshman goalkeeper
Isabella Dupret registered 20 saves for the Bison, which puts her in the record books tied for 7th place in most saves made in a single game. The 20 saves also puts Dupret in elite conversation for Freshman performaces, marking it as the highest amount of saves from a Freshman goalkeeper at Nichols, previously held by current Bison coach Adie Hughes with 12 saves against Mount Holyoke on October 17th, 2022. The namely two impressive saves from Dupret in the 30th and 40th minute stood out above the rest, extending to make some clutch denials on some of the better part of the Cougars' scoring attempts.
Senior
Caroline Shields and junior transfer Rosemari Ribera tied for the most shots on goal for the Bison.
The women's soccer team is on the road for their next game, as they travel to Russell Sage College on Wednesday, September 3rd for a non-conference match set for 2 PM.
