Soccer

Georgia Bulldogs Set NCAA Soccer Attendance Record with 6-0 Victory

A crowd of 25,433 witnessed a dominant performance against James Madison at Sanford Stadium, breaking long‑standing records

A Record‑Breaking Evening in Athens

On August 20, 2026, the Georgia Bulldogs delivered a commanding 6‑0 victory over James Madison at Sanford Stadium, drawing a crowd of 25,433 spectators.

The attendance figure eclipsed the previous NCAA women’s soccer record of 14,410 set in 1999 and also topped the men’s soccer record of 22,512 from 1980, establishing a new benchmark for college soccer crowds.

Coach Keidane McAlpine praised the team’s execution, noting that the win reflected months of disciplined preparation and a deep belief in the program’s growth.

Forward Mya Townes opened the scoring, while midfielder Sage Glover added a goal and an assist, and teammates Jordan Brown and Leila Avila contributed to the offensive onslaught.

The performance, branded as ‘Soccer in Sanford,’ not only celebrated a historic night for the Bulldogs but also signaled a rising prominence for the program on the national stage.

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