Women's Soccer's Season Ends With 3-2 Loss to Boston University in Patriot League Semifinal

Wednesday, November 11

West Point, N.Y.

6:00 p.m.

Army West Point

10-8-1, 7-1-1

Patriot League Semifinals

10-8-2, 5-3-1

Team	1	2	Final F
Boston U.	1	2	3
Army West Point	0	2	2

Bella Conti sets up for a shot in the conference semifinal

November 11, 2026 | Women's Soccer

Box Score

Black Knights outshoot Terriers, 14-9, and rally with two goals in 90 seconds in a season that included a share of the regular-season title

WEST POINT, N.Y. – Army women's soccer's season came to a close Wednesday night with a 3-2 loss to Boston University in the Patriot League Tournament semifinal at Malek Stadium at Clinton Field, as Bella Conti and Sabrina Rogers scored 90 seconds apart in the second half to put the Black Knights ahead in the 56th minute before the Terriers responded, netting the game winner in the 87th minute.

Army (10-8-1) outshot BU, 14-9, put 11 shots on goal to the Terriers' three, and held a 15-3 advantage in corner kicks. BU (10-8-2) scored on all three of its shots on goal and advances to the Patriot League championship game.

Kat Slott opened the scoring for the Terriers at 27:00, off a pass from Olivia Avellar, in a first half that saw Army put five shots on frame and earn seven corner kicks. Terriers goalkeeper Bridget Carr made nine saves in the match.

The Black Knights answered early in the second half. Conti scored at 55:26 off a pass from Rogers, her sixth goal of the season, and Rogers scored her fourth at 56:56 off a pass from Daisy West to give Army a 2-1 lead. It was Rogers' fourth goal and second assist of the year, and West's second assist of the season.

BU tied it at 68:36 on a goal from Samantha Ryan, and Avellar scored the game-winner at 87:30, assisted by Slott. Army had one more chance in the final seconds when Kamryn McWhinney's shot at 89:29 was saved.

Conti led the Black Knights with a season-high eight shots, six on goal. Maddi Woodward put three shots on goal, and Rogers and McWhinney each put one on goal.

The 2026 season

Army finished 10-8-1, 7-1-1 in Patriot League play, sharing the regular-season championship with Navy and earning the No. 2 seed in the Patriot League Tournament. The Black Knights shut out each of their first eight conference opponents and tied the program record with nine consecutive shutouts. Karalyn Dail was named Goalkeeper of the Year, Daisy West Defender of the Year and Kamryn McWhinney Rookie of the Year, and Tracy Chao and the staff were named Coaching Staff of the Year. Seven Black Knights earned All-Patriot League honors, including six first-team selections.

Notes

Army outshot BU, 14-9, and had 15 corner kicks to BU's 3.
Conti's eight shots were a season high for the Black Knights; she finished with six goals and two assists in 2026.
Rogers and Conti scored 90 seconds apart (55:26 and 56:56) to give Army the lead.

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