The VCU women's soccer team suffered a 4-0 defeat against NC State in their home opener at the Athletic Village. The Rams struggled to contain the Wolfpack's offense, allowing a total of 14 shots on goal. Despite the loss, standout performances included goalkeeper Cameryn Nunn achieving a Division I career-high with eight saves and freshman Jayla Walton playing her first full match. The Wolfpack dominated early, scoring twice in the first half and adding two more in the second. VCU now holds a record of 0-2 as they prepare for their next match against Delaware.

By the Numbers
  • NC State shot 32 times, with 14 on goal.
  • Cameryn Nunn made 8 saves, a career high for her.
State of Play
  • VCU's offense was limited, with only four players registering shots on goal.
  • The Rams committed nine fouls, matching NC State's total in the second half.
What's Next

VCU will look to bounce back as they play Delaware on the road on August 20. After that, they return home to face Liberty on August 23. Improving their offense will be crucial for the Rams to turn their season around.

Bottom Line

The Rams need to regroup and enhance their attacking play after a disappointing home opener. With two upcoming matches, there鈥檚 an immediate opportunity for redemption and building momentum for the rest of the season.