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Florida State's women's soccer team opened the 2026 campaign with three straight victories before falling to Florida, as Coach Brian Pensky evaluates a blend of fresh talent and seasoned transfers ahead of a pivotal match against the University of Georgia.
Florida’s women’s soccer team defeated No. 3 Florida State 3‑1, ending an eight‑game losing streak and delivering the program’s biggest win in over a decade.
Florida defeats Florida State 3‑1, ending a decade‑long unbeaten streak and casting early doubts on the Seminoles’ national championship hopes.
Florida State’s revamped roster and high‑efficiency attack meet Florida’s shot‑heavy approach in a match that could set the tone for the season.
The Seminoles aim to keep their 35‑game non‑conference win streak alive while integrating sixteen new players and a revamped lineup.
With fresh leadership and a roster that has already tasted championship success as underclassmen, the Florida State women's soccer team looks to repeat its triumph in the upcoming 2026 season.
Florida State's soccer squad rolled through its first two matches, stretching an unbeaten streak to 35 games while introducing key transfers and a heavy rotation strategy.
The Florida State University women's soccer team begins its 2026 campaign with a high‑profile opener against Stetson, a match that will be streamed on ESPN+ and showcase a historic unbeaten run.
Florida State begins its 2026 season on August 13 with a title defense against Stetson, a program it has never lost to, while preparing for a road trip that includes a matchup with FIU.
The Seminoles, defending national champions, will host Stetson on Thursday night, aiming to extend a perfect five‑game streak while ESPN+ brings the action to fans nationwide.
From legacy programs to emerging powerhouses, a new generation of coaches is shaping NCAA Division I women’s soccer through recruitment, culture and sustained excellence.
Coach Brian Pensky discusses the transition from the 2025 championship roster to a rebuilt squad, highlighting new recruits, returning standouts, and the team's mindset heading into the upcoming season.
After a decorated international career, Hannah Wilkinson stepped away from soccer to focus on family and art, later returning to the game while championing LGBTQ+ visibility and mentoring the next generation.