Women's Soccer . September 7, 2025

Women's Soccer Wraps Up Non-Conference Play at Georgetown

Game #1

WASHINGTON, DC – The 10th-ranked South Carolina women’s soccer team (6-1-1) concluded its trip to the nation’s capital, falling to No. 16 Georgetown (3-1-2), 1-0. The game wrapped up nonconference play for the Gamecocks, who kept their opponents to just two goals through eight games.

HOW IT HAPPENED

South Carolina came into the first half hot, controlling possession and taking early chances
Senior Pepperdine transfer Taylor Bloom was a vital piece to the Gamecock defense, keeping the Hoyas at bay on several occasions throughout the first 30 minutes
Freshman Mackenzie Johnson got the first shot off for South Carolina in the 14^th minute, missing just high over the crossbar
Katie Shea Collins took a chance herself two minutes later, connecting to the back of the net from the left side, but was called offside
In the 23^rd minute, Reagan Schubach won a ball back outside the 18 and fired straight past a Georgetown defender, but it came off high
The Gamecocks took two more chances in the first half, missing chances to get on the board by mere inches
In the 38^th minute, a handball call on Sophie Johnson set up a penalty kick for Georgetown, which they converted to make things 1-0
The stats sheet looked even between both teams in the second half, with neither adding a goal
The Gamecocks finished with nine shots and two corners, while keeper Christina Tsaousis tallied two saves