No. 19 Wake Forest Travels to Face Clemson

Oct. 18, 2013

Wake Forest vs. Clemson

No. 19 Deacs Look to Snap Skid Against Tigers

No. 19 Wake Forest will look to snap a three-match winless skid on the road against an opponent that has been kind to the Demon Deacons in recent years. The Deacs have won their last six games against Clemson, dating back to 2007.
The game will be broadcast on the ACC's Regional Sports Networks, which include Fox Sports Carolinas locally and a number of other affiliates nationwide. Tome Werme (play-by-play) and Jenn Hildreth (analyst) have the call. It can also be seen online on ESPN3.
Live updates will also be available on the Wake Forest women's soccer Twitter account @WakeWSoccer.

Bledsoe Named Senior CLASS AWARD Finalist

This week, Aubrey Bledsoe was named as one of 10 finalists nationwide for the Senior CLASS Award, which goes to a senior who excels in the areas of community, classroom, character and competition.
Bledsoe ranks third in the conference with a .812 save percentage, allowing only 12 goals on 64 shots faced. She also boasts a strong resume in the classroom, holding a 3.92 GPA.
On Thursday, Bledsoe moved into the Top 10 in NCAA Division I history in minutes played by a goalkeeper.

Top Storylines

Wake Forest has won six straight games against Clemson, outscoring the Tigers 19-1 during that stretch.
The Demon Deacons are ranked 19th in this week's NSCAA poll and ninth in the important NCAA RPI while Virginia Tech is seventh.
With all-time leading scorer Katie Stengel sidelined due to deep vein thrombosis, the Deacons have modified their formation, moving Riley Ridgik to forward and Jackie McSally to midfield.

Next Up...

Wake Forest returns home on Thursday for its first-ever game against new ACC member Pitt before also hosting Tobacco Road rival North Carolina the following Sunday.

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