The Basics
Score: Charleston Southern 0 – Davidson 0
Record: CSU (0-2-2) – DAV (3-1-1)
Location: CSU Soccer Field

CHARLESTON, S.C. – Behind a career-high seven-save performance from goalkeeper Avery Mason, the Charleston Southern women's soccer team earned a 0-0 draw with Davidson on Sunday afternoon at CSU Soccer Field.
 
The Wildcats controlled much of the first half, recording 12 shots, but Mason and the Buccaneer back line held firm. CSU's best look of the opening frame came in the 33rd minute when senior Claire DeAngelis put a shot on target, forcing Davidson's Allie Moore into a save.
 
In the second half, the Buccaneers generated more pressure, highlighted by chances from Jenéa Knight in the 60th and 87th minutes and a late strike from Jessica Boyle that went high. Davidson continued to push forward, but Mason came up with critical stops, including a point-blank save in the 89th minute to preserve the shutout.
 
The match featured physical play, with 15 combined fouls and a yellow card issued to CSU in the 67th minute. Davidson finished with 23 shots to Charleston Southern's four, but the Buccaneers capitalized on key defensive moments to secure their second draw of the season.
 
Inside the Box Score

• Avery Mason recorded a career-high seven saves in her first shutout of 2025.
• Davidson outshot CSU 23-4, including 7-1 in shots on goal.
• Jenéa Knight paced the Buccaneers with two attempts, while DeAngelis and Boyle each added one.
• Davidson earned eight corner kicks to CSU's two.
• The Buccaneers were called for 10 fouls compared to five for the Wildcats.
• Possession was evenly split at 50% for both sides. 

Up Next 
The Buccaneers return to action next week against Vermont on Friday, September 5 at 3:00 p.m. in Charleston.
 
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