Championship Fever: Women's College Soccer Tournaments Heat Up Nationwide

This week marks a critical juncture in women’s college soccer, with championship tournaments springing to life across the country. Fordham women's soccer advanced to the Atlantic 10 Championship semifinals, continuing their postseason ascent, while tournament action also began for the SEC and the MAC—the latter kicking off at Historic Crew Stadium. Meanwhile, the Big West and Patriot League are gearing up for their 2025 championship events with ticket sales and previews, signaling high anticipation for future seasons.

In league tournament highlights, John Jay and CCNY have both secured their spots in the CUNYAC final following victorious semifinal clashes. Hamilton College’s campaign came to a heartbreaking end in the NESCAC quarterfinals against Middlebury, while Brown University looks to rebound with a rematch against Princeton in the Ivy League tournament after a narrow Senior Day loss.

Elsewhere, Wright State preps to host Green Bay for the Horizon League quarters, Bellarmine is set to face North Florida in the ASUN semifinals, and Ottawa travels to Oklahoma Wesleyan for the opening round of the KCAC tournament. Bryant University heads to Lowell for their America East Championship tilt. Additionally, Farmingdale’s bid ended in the first round of the Skyline Championship at the hands of Mount Saint Mary.

On the international stage, Canada’s U17 women bowed out of the World Cup in dramatic fashion, losing a quarterfinal penalty shootout against Brazil. As the postseason stakes intensify, teams across conferences and competitions are vying for silverware, setting the stage for an exhilarating November in women's collegiate soccer.