The University of Miami women's soccer team outshot Boston College 15-5 on Friday, Oct. 23, but could not convert, settling for a 0-0 draw on Senior Night at Cobb Stadium.

Seven seniors were honored before the match: Emilie Simpson, Caroline Hood, Crosby Nicholson, Moira Flynn, Maddie Landers, Grace Mensah and goalkeeper Atlee Olofson, The Miami Hurricane reported.

Olofson made two saves and recorded her seventh clean sheet of the season. Boston College did not put a single shot on goal in the second half.

Miami pressed from the opening whistle. Cisel Akgül forced a save from Eagles goalkeeper Olivia Shippee in the eighth minute, and Landers put a shot on target in the 34th minute. The Hurricanes took five shots in the first half but went to the break scoreless.

The second half brought more pressure. Maddie Sadusky registered a shot on goal in the 50th minute, according to Miami Athletics. Jessica Kaye placed an attempt on target in the 64th minute, but the defense turned it away. Vivien Muchuruza registered back-to-back attempts in the 70th minute, and Kaye and Akgül added late shots. None found the net.

Miami held a 14-2 edge in corner kicks and a 4-2 advantage in shots on target. Shippee finished with three saves for Boston College, according to BC Athletics.

The draw moves Miami to 9-3-3 overall and 3-2-2 in ACC play, good for eighth in the conference standings. Boston College sits at 9-3-2 overall and 2-3-2 in ACC play, 12th in the standings.

Miami carries a four-game unbeaten streak into a conference road game at Syracuse on Thursday, Oct. 29, with kickoff set for 7 p.m. on ACCNX.