Tech ends nonconference slate against Villanova and ETSUTech ends nonconference slate against Villanova and ETSU
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Tech ends nonconference slate against Villanova and ETSU

BLACKSBURG - Before starting ACC play, the Hokies will finish their nonconference slate versus Villanova (Friday) at Talen Energy Stadium in Chester, Pennsylvania and against ETSU at home on Monday night

GAMEDAY INFORMATION
Friday, September 7 - 5 PM
Talen Energy Stadium, Chester, Pennsylvania
vs. Villanova Wildcats (4-2-0)
Head Coach: Chris McLain (Second season)
Record at school: 10-14-0; career: same
Series: Fifth meeting; Tech leads 1-3-0
Live Stats: CLICK HERE
Broadcast: BIG EAST Digital Network; Link: CLICK HERE 

Monday, September 10 - 7 PM
Thompson Field, Blacksburg, Virginia
vs. ETSU Buccaneers (1-5-0)
Head Coach: Adam Sayers (Eighth season)
Record at school: 74-57-6; career: same
Series: Fourth meeting; Tech leads 3-0-0
Live Stats: CLICK HERE
Broadcast: ACC Network Extra; Link: CLICK HERE


Top Notes for the Hokies (link to Game Notes pdf packet)

The Hokies to finish off their nonconference schedule over the next four days

  • Next Friday, Tech will open its ACC slate against in-state rival Virginia, part of a home doubleheader at Thompson Field with the Men's team, who will be facing Wake Forest.
  • Before starting league play, the Hokies will finish their nonconference slate vs. Villanova (Friday) at Talen Energy Stadium in Chester, Pennsylvania and against ETSU at home on Monday night.
  • Tech will meet the Wildcats for the fifth time and the first since a 4-1 victory in Blacksburg back in 2010.
  • The Hokies and ETSU meet for the fourth time with Tech victorious in the prior three.
  • See more on Tech's history versus these two opponents on page 2 of the game notes.

Hokies reach one milestone this season; approaching two more

  • Tech opened its 26th season of women's soccer with a pair of draws against San Diego (8/17) and then-No. 22 Georgetown (8/19). The Sunday match against the Hoyas was the 500th match in school history. In those first 500 games, Tech held a 247-210-43 overall record.
  • Sitting at 249 victories all-time, it means Tech is just one win shy of 250 in program history.
  • Tech head coach Chugger Adair enters the weekend just three wins shy of 100 in his coaching career, as he currently holds a 97-40-17 all-time mark.

McGlynn notches second clean sheet, continues climb in record book

  • This season, the Hokies' goalkeeper Mandy McGlynn has allowed just four goals through 600 minutes played, notching two wins and two shutouts.
  • Of note on those four goals surrendered, one of them was a penalty kick ( vs. High Point, 8/26) while another was an own goal (at Alabama).
  • With her efforts, McGlynn has been climbing the Tech all-time charts in six different categories, and is currently in the top 5 of all six (see page 5 for current list).

Hokies started 2018 with two draws, add a third last week at Georgia

  • In their prior 25 seasons, the Hokies had never opened a campaign with back-to-back ties.
  • Tech has already played three overtime matches this season after setting a school record with seven overtime games last year, going 1-1-5. The five ties set a single-season school record.
  • The Hokies have already earned a draw in each of their three overtime matches and sit at 0-0-3.
  • In its history, the school record for back-to-back draws is two, now done six times, while Tech has played back-to-back overtime matches 13 times. 
  • The most consecutive overtime games played in a single season is four - from Oct. 9-23, 2016 (Tech went 1-1-2 in those four) and IF you went back to last season, when the Hokies finished the season with back-to-back overtime matches in their last two, the streak also reached four as well (Tech is 0-1-3).