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The Cyclones host Kansas City at the Cyclone Sports Complex for a senior night celebration, highlighting five honored players, a recent clean‑sheet victory, and Coach Matt Fannon's retirement announcement.
The Kansas City Women's Soccer Team begins its season Sunday against Iowa State, featuring returning stars and a renewed push for success.
The Cyclones open their 31st season on August 12 at Caniglia Field, facing Omaha in a matchup that highlights returning stars, seven Power‑4 transfers and the final season of coach Matt Fannon.
Iowa State head soccer coach Matt Fannon announced his retirement at the end of the 2026 season, ending a seven‑year tenure that began in 2020. He highlighted family considerations and gratitude for the university community, while the Cyclones prepare for their August 12 season opener in Omaha.
After six seasons at the helm, head coach Matt Fannon will step down following the 2026 campaign, marking the end of a tenure that reshaped Iowa State women’s soccer.
After six seasons at the helm, Matt Fannon announced his retirement following the 2026 schedule, citing family time and a legacy of upsets and Big 12 triumphs.
After seven years at the helm of Iowa State women's soccer, Coach Matt Fannon will retire following the 2026 season, citing family considerations and gratitude for his time at the university.
After six years at the helm, Matt Fannon will step down following the 2026 campaign, citing family priorities and a desire to spend more time with loved ones.
The Cyclones will play 11 home games and eight away contests, featuring new talent, in‑state rivals and a first‑ever meeting with UCF before a potential Big 12 tournament run.
The 2026 schedule features 11 home matches, an exhibition against Minnesota, and a demanding Big 12 slate that begins in September.
Coach Matt Fannon revealed the full 2026 schedule, outlining 11 home matches, key conference dates and a final game against UCF in Orlando