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Arizona’s women’s soccer team battled to a 1-1 draw against LSU at Sun Devil Soccer/Lacrosse Stadium, highlighted by Kyleigh Johnson’s first collegiate goal and a strong defensive showing.
A 2-0 win over New Mexico State marked Arizona’s first victory since September 2025, highlighted by goals from Jessica Bedolla and Lainey Swanson and a crowd of 1,124.
Arizona's season opener against GCU was halted by lightning, stretched over six hours, and ended in a 2-0 defeat. The team struggled to convert chances, earned seven corners without a goal, and used two goalkeepers who both conceded. Up next, Arizona faces New Mexico State on Aug. 15 in Tucson.
Arizona Soccer lost its 2026 opener to Grand Canyon University 2-0 after weather interruptions, missing multiple scoring opportunities while the opposition capitalized on limited chances.
A 0-0 draw at Anteater Stadium highlighted UC Irvine’s possession control and Arizona’s struggle to convert chances, while both sides look ahead to upcoming matchups.
Arizona’s soccer squad debuted six new players in a 0‑0 exhibition over UC Irvine, showcasing a clean sheet and a glimpse of depth ahead of the August 12 showdown with Grand Canyon
The Wildcats will open the 2026 season after nearly a month of preseason work, featuring new coaches, a reshaped roster and a renewed emphasis on relationships.
The Wildcats open official practice on Wednesday, adding two new coaches and a blend of nine newcomers to a roster anchored by experienced defenders.
After a wave of departures, the Wildcats announced a quintet of transfers on June 4, featuring rising sophomores Ally Brown and Lainey Swanson, junior Grace Smith, redshirt junior Laurynn Ziller and sophomore Elesha Magley.
A look at the highs and lows of Arizona's women's soccer under Coach Becca Moros, the impact of key departures, and the challenges that lie ahead for a program seeking to re‑establish itself in the Big 12.