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The University of Jamestown women's soccer team will face Roosevelt University on August 30, 2026 in a historic first‑ever meeting, featuring returning scorers and a goalkeeping battle.
After a debut season in NCAA Division II that yielded a 2‑13‑2 record, the University of Jamestown women's soccer team is focusing on health, pace and physicality as it prepares for a more competitive 2026 campaign.
The Jimmies open their 2026 campaign on August 30, entering full NCAA Division II competition for the first time after a streamlined provisional membership process.
The NSIC released its 2026 Women's Soccer Coaches' Preseason Poll, placing Jamestown University's Jimmies 14th. The team improved from a 2-13-1 record in 2025, with standout players Vega Canada and Kyah Gabel leading offensively and defensively. Coach Nick Becker highlighted their readiness for the upcoming season, emphasizing the contributions of key players like Canada, a Spanish native with notable scoring ability, and Gabel, known for her defensive prowess. Jamestown’s schedule includes home scrimmages and their first official match in late August.