The TCU women's soccer program entered the 2026 season with a clear statement of intent, as league coaches forecast the Horned Frogs to capture the Big 12 title for the second straight year.
Four members of the squad were recognized on the All‑Big 12 Preseason Team, highlighting the depth of talent returning to Fort Worth.
Kamdyn Fuller, a freshman, earned Freshman of the Year honors and was placed second on TopDrawerSoccer's Postseason Top‑100 Freshmen list, underscoring her immediate impact.
Bella Diorio, already a 2024 Mac Hermann Trophy semifinalist and the 2024 Big 12 Forward of the Year, brings a proven scoring threat that should keep defenses on alert.
Defender Cameron Patton logged over 2,000 minutes in 2025, contributing four goals and eight assists from the back line, while goalkeeper Olivia Geller posted 24 saves across the final three postseason matches, including nine in the NCAA quarterfinal against Vanderbilt.
The Horned Frogs open their campaign on August 13 at Wisconsin before hosting UTSA on August 16, a home debut that promises a lively atmosphere for the fan base.
Looking Ahead
With a blend of experience and fresh talent, the coaching staff believes the team can translate preseason optimism into on‑field success.
Non‑conference road trips to Illinois and Texas will test the squad early, while home matches against San Antonio and Lockport offer opportunities to build momentum.
The excitement is palpable among players, alumni, and the broader community, all eager to see whether the preseason predictions will materialize.