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The Mountaineers' upcoming home game against Duquesne combines soccer action with a community dog‑friendly event, highlighting ticket changes and historic series momentum.
The Mountaineers broke a nine‑year winless streak against Penn State with a 2‑1 victory, delivering a confidence‑boosting performance ahead of their upcoming matchup with Duquesne.
West Virginia’s women’s soccer team ended a nine‑year winless streak against Penn State with a 2‑1 victory, featuring goals from Olivia Shertzer and Sophia Nickel and a coach’s commendation of the squad’s mentality.
After a 2‑0 win over Dayton, West Virginia looks to break a six‑match losing streak against Penn State, a rivalry that has tested both squads’ resolve and strategy.
The Mountaineers opened their fall slate with a 2-0 triumph, marking the first win of the season and honoring three decades of women's soccer at West Virginia University.
West Virginia University's women's soccer team opens its 30‑year anniversary campaign against Dayton on Aug. 13, 2026, featuring a raffle for signed jerseys, new ticket options and a coach entering her 31st season.
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.
The Mountaineers will kick off the 2026‑2027 campaign on August 13, celebrating three decades of soccer while fielding a roster that blends veteran talent with fresh faces.
WVU women's soccer opens its 30th‑anniversary season with a match against Dayton, highlighted by Coach Nikki Izzo‑Brown’s legacy and a demanding schedule.
The Mountaineers' 30‑year anniversary in 2026 will honor a program defined by sustained success, professional player development, and a legacy of leadership.
West Virginia University’s women’s soccer program prepares to mark its 30‑year anniversary in 2026, highlighting three decades of achievement under Coach Nikki Izzo‑Brown and a series of alumni‑focused events.
Two new athletes — defender Tyler Clyburn from Charlotte and midfielder Alina Gnädig from Germany — join the Mountaineers, adding defensive solidity and midfield creativity.