Boston University Women's Soccer Team Poised for a Thrilling Season

Strategic Insights -

The Boston University women's soccer team is on the cusp of an exciting season, with Patriot League play set to kick off on September 18th. After a season cut short by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Terriers are eager to prove themselves as contenders for the Patriot League championship. Team captain Margaret Berry shares her insights on the team's strengths, her personal goals, and the unique bond among the team members.

Key Takeaways:

  • Margaret Berry, the team captain, believes the Terriers' biggest strength is their will to compete and ability to be cohesive on and off the field.
  • The team aims to win a Patriot League Championship and advance as far as possible in the NCAA tournament.
  • Berry acknowledges that the team is on the right track, citing their competitive edge and commitment to doing the little things right.
  • The team captain shares her favorite soccer player, Julie Ertz, and her admiration for the U.S. Women's National Team and the Washington Spirit.
  • Berry emphasizes the importance of being present in every moment and not taking anything for granted, especially in the face of potential last-game scenarios.
  • As a captain, Berry values the group of girls she gets to help co-lead and believes they are a really special and cohesive unit.
  • She has a secret talent, slalom skiing on the water, and appreciates the support of her teammates.
  • Berry praises the unique dynamic among the team members, citing their shared superstitions and unwinding activities, such as watching TV shows together.

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Sources:

  • Boston University News Service (unnamed article)
  • DFP (Daily Free Press) - Christopher Gough (photographer)
  • DFP File (photograph) - Margaret Berry in a game against Harvard University, dated Oct. 15, 2019.