BRUNSWICK, Maine – The Bowdoin College women's soccer team concluded its 2026 season with a 5-0 setback to fourth-ranked Tufts University on Tuesday evening.
The Polar Bears finish their campaign with a record of 5-10-0 (1-9-0 NESCAC), while the Jumbos remain unbeaten at 11-0-3 (7-0-3 NESCAC).
Game Highlights
- Tufts opened the scoring in the 10th minute on a goal by Emily Nicholas before adding three more goals in a span of less than six minutes midway through the opening half.
- Hannah Batt doubled the lead at 23:05, followed by goals from Gussie Robillard and Waverly Sumner to give the Jumbos a 4-0 advantage at halftime.
- Bowdoin settled in defensively in the second half and generated four shots after intermission, including three on goal.
- Chloe Kung accounted for the lone second-half goal for Tufts in the 58th minute to complete the scoring.
By The Numbers
- Tufts held an 18-6 advantage in shots, including a 10-3 edge in shots on goal.
- Mary Rainey led the Polar Bears with two shots on goal, while Kendall Hacker also put an attempt on target.
- Natalie Cooke made four saves in goal for Bowdoin, while the Polar Bears were also credited with a team save.
- Bowdoin earned both of its corner kicks in the second half, finishing with two compared to three for Tufts.
