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Junior midfielder Lola Ressler and goalkeeper Valentina Amaral led Wake Forest to a 2-0 victory over Iowa, delivering the program’s third consecutive shutout and showcasing emerging offensive firepower.
Wake Forest's women's soccer team has begun the season with four straight unbeaten games, highlighted by Sierra Sythe's consecutive Defensive Player of the Week awards and a clean sheet streak.
The Atlantic Coast Conference’s 2026 women’s soccer campaign began with a marquee matchup between Stanford and UCLA, while a host of players earned weekly honors and historic statistics underscore the league’s dominance.
The Deacons' men's and women's soccer programs have begun the campaign with impressive unbeaten streaks, individual honors and lofty expectations heading into conference play.
Ranked No. 11, Wake Forest will face Old Dominion at Spry Stadium on August 23, seeking to build on a strong start, celebrate senior night, and highlight community initiatives.
The Wake Forest women's soccer team secured a 2-0 win over Iowa at Spry Stadium, extending their unbeaten home run to 19 games. Junior midfielder Lola Ressler scored both goals, while goalkeeper Valentina Amaral recorded her third consecutive shutout.
The Hawkeyes open the 2026 season on the road, facing Wake Forest and UNC Greensboro, aiming to build on record‑breaking offensive displays and a top‑20 national ranking.
A packed August schedule puts the Old Dominion women's soccer team against UNCW, Wake Forest and a top‑ranked Duke squad, with live streams and key player performances shaping the narrative.
The Wake Forest women's soccer team, fresh off a 3-0 victory over South Carolina, will host Iowa at Spry Stadium on August 20, 2026, seeking their first home win over the Hawkeyes while showcasing new talent and a top‑ranked goalkeeper.
The Atlantic Coast Conference honored top performers after a historic opening week that saw twenty victories, seventy-seven goals and standout displays from Bella Devey, Sierra Sythe, Valentina Amaral and London Young.
Valentina Amaral and Sierra Sythe were recognized by the Atlantic Coast Conference for their performances, highlighting a season that culminated in a College Cup final appearance and a forthcoming clash with Iowa.
The Demon Deacons opened their 2026 campaign with a 2-0 victory over LSU, highlighted by Kylie Maxwell’s opening goal and a solid defensive performance by Valentina Amaral. The win marks the team’s first of the season and comes as they prepare for upcoming matches against South Carolina and Iowa.
The Demon Deacons secured their first 2026 victory, extending a storied home record and showcasing emerging talent in a 2-0 triumph over LSU.
The Deacons return a strong core of starters and welcome a fresh influx of talent as they prepare to face the Tigers in Winston‑Salem on August 12.
The 2026 NCAA Division I Women’s Players to Watch lists, released by IWSOC and United Soccer Coaches, spotlight top returning talent ahead of the upcoming season, featuring forwards, midfielders, defenders and goalkeepers from diverse programs.
Wake Forest goalkeeper Valentina Amaral is named to the 2026 United Soccer Coaches Goalkeepers to Watch List after a 2025 season that featured six shutouts, 81 saves and a .794 save percentage, placing her fourth in the ACC.
Wake Forest University will host a community festival at Spry Stadium on July 26, 2026, featuring games, autographs and early access for Jr. Deacs members, highlighting the programs' recent successes and future ambitions.