Gallery: Women’s soccer battles to a scoreless draw against Bryant

The Boston University women’s soccer team dueled to a 0-0 draw against the Bryant Bulldogs, even with an advantage of 20-7 in shots. On their first corner kick of the game, senior midfielder Mackenzie Stickleman headed the ball from the kick taken by senior midfielder Giulianna Gianino, however, the ball struck the crossbar. BU, nevertheless, continued to push, and would end up with nine shots in the first half, compared to Bryant’s five. The Terriers continued to push in the second half, adding another 11 shots, however, none were able to reach past the Bulldogs’ defense.


Below is Jenny Chen’s gallery of the game.

Senior midfielder Giulianna Gianino (15) evaluates her options for the next pass.
Sophomore midfielder Abigail Ortolano (17) moves the ball around a Bryant player.
Freshman defender Averie Hoff (26) dribbles the ball.
Sophomore forward Olivia Avellar (30) spins the ball away from a Bryant player.
Junior forward Kat Slott (27) signals to her teammates on a free kick.
After the referee calls a free kick in favor of the Bulldogs, Sophomore forward Juliana Osterman (10) tosses the ball.
Following a throw-in, senior midfielder Giulianna Gianino (15) instructs freshman defender Averie Hoff (26) how to play the ball.
Sophomore midfielder Abigail Ortolano (17) heads the ball.
Senior defender Morgan Weaver (22) and sophomore forward Olivia Avellar (30) battle together for possession of the ball.
Junior forward Ava Maguire (19) steps over the ball.
Senior midfielder Shayla Brown (16) pressures the Bryant backline.
Senior midfielder Mackenzie Stickleman (4) drives the ball forward.
The Boston University women’s ice hockey team cheers on their Team Impact teammate during the halftime ceremony.
Sophomore forward Juliana Osterman (10) looks back after a cutback pass to her teammates.
Senior defender Helene Tyburczy (21) and junior forward Kat Slott (27) jump simultaneously during warmups.
Senior midfielder Giulianna Gianino (15) dribbles the ball away from a Bryant player