LAX Postgame Notes: USC vs. Boston University

March 8, 2017

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GAME NOTES

USC won the historic first meeting with Boston University and now owns a 1-0 record against the Terriers.
The Trojans have now won 24 of their last 26 games and 31 of the last 36.
The Women of Troy improved their home winning streak to 19 consecutive games. USC has won 17 straight home games played at McAlister Field and improved to 25-8 all-time at the home venue.
Senior attacker Michaela Michael moved up one spot in MPSF career history to become the fourth all-time leading goal scorer with 167 and passed Denver's Kara Secora (2009-13) who had 166 in four years.
Five Trojans had multiple-goal games against the Terriers.
Senior attacker Cynthia Del Core matched her career high with four goals and had her eighth-career hat trick game. It was the fourth time that she has reached four in a single game. With her assist, Del Core notched a new career-high with five points in a single game.
Freshman midfielder Kerrigan Miller set new career marks with four ground balls and three draw controls and matched a career high with three caused turnovers.
Junior goalie Gussie Johns had her third game with seven or more ground balls and was one away from matching her career high and the program record of eight in a single game. Johns also moved ahead of Liz Shaeffer (237 from 2013-16) to become USC's all-time saves leader and now has 240.
Junior defender Lydia Sutton had a career-high two points and two assists.

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