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The Presbyterian College women's soccer team will meet North Dakota State on Sunday, August 30, at 2:00 PM Eastern Time in Fargo, North Dakota, seeking to rebound from an early defeat.
The Presbyterian College women's soccer team travels over 1,400 miles to face North Dakota and North Dakota State, marking their first-ever matchup with UND while riding an unbeaten start under head coach Matt Smith.
A penalty‑kick heroics and a flawless early season have the Blue Hose poised for a landmark matchup against North Dakota.
During the week of August 17–23, the Big South conference named three players as weekly award winners, celebrating offensive firepower, stalwart defending, and emerging talent across the league.
The Presbyterian College women's soccer team defeated Newberry 2-0 on Senior Night, improving to 3-0. Emilia Lieber scored her third career goal, Maddie Smith found the net in the 61st minute, and Alexa Garcia earned her first shutout, highlighting a dominant defensive performance.
The Blue Hose host Newberry in their first home match of 2026, honoring four graduating seniors while broadcasting live on ESPN+.
The Presbyterian College women's soccer squad captured all three Big South weekly awards for the first time in program history after a 3-1 win over Alabama State, highlighting standout performances by sophomore Maddie Smith, rookie Sydney Stoner and freshman Katy Verdery.
The conference announced its weekly award winners, highlighting debut braces, clutch goals and shutout performances that set the tone for the 2026 campaign.
Lake Tahoe Community College announced the discontinuation of its women's soccer program for the 2026 season, citing insufficient player recruitment, even as the team enjoyed national rankings and a strong conference legacy
The Scots open their 2026 campaign on Sunday, facing Alabama State in a match that highlights a historic edge, a seasoned core and a wave of new talent under Coach Matt Smith.
Presbyterian College announces the addition of twelve new players to its women's soccer team, highlighting diverse backgrounds, standout achievements, and the coach's optimism for the upcoming campaign.