Conference Tournament Drama and NWSL Decision Day Headline Women's Soccer Action

Today's women's soccer landscape sees major developments as collegiate teams across the nation enter the high-stakes environments of their respective conference tournaments. Dartmouth secured the No. 2 seed in the Ivy League with a narrow 2-1 win over Cornell, while Utah Valley clinched top honors in the WAC. Significant progress was also made by Duke and Virginia, who advanced to the ACC semifinals, and Kentucky, who shut out Florida to progress in the SEC. Meanwhile, the NWSL wrapped up its regular season with Decision Day, setting the playoff picture for the professional league. Off the field, discourse around inclusivity and athlete advocacy was stirred following comments by NWSL player Elizabeth Eddy. On the international front, Charlyn Corral’s historic achievement as a five-time Liga MX Femenil top scorer highlights her continued dominance. Additionally, the importance and growth of the U17 Women's World Cup signals a new era for youth women's soccer. Fans can look forward to further drama, as conference brackets tighten and champions prepare to emerge across collegiate and professional ranks.