Poppy Honeybone scored twice, helping the McGill University women's soccer team overcome two deficits to secure a 2-2 draw against the Victoria Vikes in a preseason matchup. This game at Percival Molson Stadium marked a rebound, avenging last season's 3-0 loss to the same opponent. Victoria initially took the lead with a goal in the 15th minute, but Honeybone equalized and later tied the game again after another Victoria goal. Despite being outshot 11-5, McGill's effort established crucial momentum heading into the regular season.

By the Numbers
  • McGill had 5 shots on goal compared to Victoria's 10.
  • Victoria held a 52-48 edge in possession time.
State of Play
  • McGill concluded their preseason with a record of 1-1-1.
  • The regular season begins on August 30 against the Montreal Carabins, the defending champions.
What's Next

McGill will look to build on the momentum from the draw as they prepare for their regular season opener against a strong Montreal team. They will need to focus on converting their chances into goals more effectively in future matches.

Bottom Line

The impressive performance by Poppy Honeybone reflects McGill's resilience and potential as they approach the new season, highlighting the need for continued improvement in offensive execution.