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Clemson's Julie Bolt Named ACC Women's Soccer Player of the Week
 
Senior forward ties school record with four-goal outing against UNC Asheville.
 
 
 
Julie Bolt currently leads the ACC in scoring (10 points), points per game (3.33) and goals per contest (1.67).
 
Julie Bolt currently leads the ACC in scoring (10 points), points per game (3.33) and goals per contest (1.67).
 
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Sept. 2, 2008

GREENSBORO, NC. - Clemson's Julie Bolt has been named the Atlantic Coast Conference Women's Soccer Player of the Week for Sept. 2.

Bolt tied school records by scoring four goals and tallying eight total points in Sunday's 8-0 win over visiting UNC Asheville. It was her first career hat trick and the 17th in program history.

The senior forward from Charleston, SC, also scored one goal in last Wednesday's win over Presbyterian, giving her five goals for the week and 15 for her career as a Tiger. Bolt currently leads the ACC in scoring (10 points), points per game (3.33) and goals per contest (1.67).
 

 


 
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