The 2026 NCAA Division I season is in full swing. Hundreds of games are streamed each week.
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University of Georgia women break college soccer attendance record
The University of Georgia beat James Madison, 6-0, on Thursday at Sanford Stadium in front of 25,433 fans. The crowd broke the college soccer attendance record of 14,410 for women (1999 NCAA final: UNC-Notre Dame in San Jose, California) and 22,512 for men (1980: SLU vs. SIU-Edwardsville in St. Louis.
COLLEGE SOCCER: Expanded women’s season kicks off
The 2026 NCAA Division I women’s season begins on Wednesday. The season has been expanded by two weeks, starting one week earlier and ending a week later with the Women’s College Cup being held in conjunction with the Men’s College Cup. As usual, ACC teams top the list of contending teams.
2026 NCAA Division I Women’s Players to Watch
The Players to Watch lists for the 2026 MAC Hermann Trophy includes four players each from defending champion Florida State and 2025 runner-up Stanford.
YOUTH SOCCER: U.S. U-17 women will hold final camp before team picked for World Cup
Ciara Crinion will look at 24 players in Fayetteville before she names her roster for the 2026 U-17 Women’s World Cup in Morocco.
World Cup 2026 base camps
All World Cup teams have finalized their plans for base camps, where they will train The sites cover the three co-hosts and include pro, college and high school facilities. Group A:🇲🇽 Mexico Mexico City, Mexico (Centro de Alto Rendimiento)Group matches: Mexico City-Guadalajara-Mexico City🇿🇦 South Africa — Pachuca, Mexico (Universidad del Futbol y Ciencias del Deporte)Group […]
Youth Soccer Roundup
The draws were held for the U-20 Women’s World Cup and U-17 Men’s and Women’s Cups to be played in 2026.
Soccer Jobs
Here are soccer jobs of interest, as selected by Soccer America’s staff.
Women’s Soccer: Sam Coffey undergoes minor knee surgery
Sam Coffey underwent minor knee surgery last week and will spend the summer recovering.
Soccer Jobs
Here are soccer jobs of interest, as selected by Soccer America’s staff.
