The last player to record double digit assists in a single season for the Boston University women’s soccer team was 21 years ago. But senior midfielder Giulianna Gianino not only reached 10 assists in her final year representing the Scarlet and White, but she shattered the single-season program assist record that has stood since 1996, tallying 15 this season. But the list goes on.
Despite a slow 3-4-3 start by the end of September, the Boston University women’s soccer team turned its season around, ending as the runner-up in the Patriot League Tournament with an 11-5-3 record.
By Jenny Chen, Photo Co-Editor
• November 10, 2025
The Boston University women’s soccer team entered the 2025 Patriot League Tournament as the No. 1 seed, looking to defend their 2024 conference title. The team comfortably beat the Lafayette College Leopards 4-0 on Thursday in the semifinal but fell 3-2 to the Army West Point Black Knights Sunday in the final.
For the fifth time in program history and the first time since 2021, the Boston University women’s soccer team is the Patriot League regular-season champion, shutting out No. 2-seeded Colgate University Raiders 1-0 in the teams’ final match of the regular season.
By Jenny Chen, Photo Co-Editor
• September 22, 2025
Looking to retain their 2024 Patriot League title, the Boston University women’s soccer team dropped to the United States Naval Academy 3-1 in their conference opener.
Though the Boston University women’s soccer team (7-7-6, 4-3-2 Patriot League) fell 3-1 to Bucknell University (12-3-5, 5-1-3 P L) in the Patriot League Semifinals, the Terriers had a notable 29th season. With a nearly even number of wins, losses and ties, 2023 saw exciting games if not unabashed success.
Boston University women’s soccer team drew 1-1 against Yale University in an intense non-conference matchup heading into the final 10 games of the season.
Boston University women’s soccer pulled off their second conference win of the season after taking down the United States Naval Academy Midshipmen by a final score of 3-2 last Sunday.
The City of Boston announced plans to welcome the 15th team in the National Women’s Soccer League, along with renovations of what will be the team’s home stadium, on Sept. 19 at a press conference at City Hall Plaza.
