College Soccer

Columbus State women's soccer coach Jay Entlich on a young roster's growing pains, a tightening Peach Belt, the Oxford trip, and honoring Izzy Sause.

Division III fields more NCAA teams than any other level and draws the smallest crowds. At Agnes Scott, co-captain Ashlee Parkey explains why that's changing.

Georgia women’s soccer drew an NCAA Division I record crowd of 25,433 to Sanford Stadium. Relive the Bulldogs’ historic night against James Madison through photos.

All six of Georgia's NCAA Division I women's soccer programs open their 2026 seasons this week, led by 19th ranked Georgia's trip to Illinois.

Mercer opens 2026 with its deepest roster in years. Preseason All-SoCon picks Payton Nutzman and Anna Bachman lead the Bears into Jackson State on Aug. 12.

Tuskegee University is fielding men's and women's soccer for the first time in school history. Two coaches, no rosters, twenty days to build a team from nothing.

Free tickets are live for Georgia's Aug. 20 "Soccer in Sanford" match against James Madison at Sanford Stadium, 30 years after the 1996 Olympic final.

We sat down with Jozy Altidore at Sogility's Fayetteville, Georgia facility to talk youth player development, why American soccer misses too much talent, and what he's building just down the road from US Soccer.

Aaliyah Faddoul finished her junior season at Georgia State the way she has finished most of them: on a list. First Team All Sun Belt. Nineteen starts. A team high six goals and 17 points, on 85 shots with a shooting percentage north of 50 percent. She has been on the field for every minute of conference play in three straight seasons, and every fall she adds another line to a résumé that already includes Sun Belt Freshman of the Year and back to back All Conference selection

The Atlanta United Academy College Showcase gave college coaches a direct look at the top uncommitted players in the region, evaluated against their peers in a competitive setting. For programs like Georgia Gwinnett and Oglethorpe, the event provided clarity. Over full matches, coaches assessed how players handled pressure, adjusted to challenges, and compared within the same environment, information that directly informs recruiting decisions.

Oglethorpe women’s soccer is off to one of its strongest starts in years under head coach Rob King. The Stormy Petrels opened 2025 with five straight wins before falling to No. 2 Emory, showing both growth and grit. With veteran leaders and rising young talent, Oglethorpe looks ready to surprise the Southern Athletic Association this season.

FC Odisea's Gracie Scott talks about her experience in Spain and how Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School prepared her for success

(All photos courtesy Madison Schulte/Madison Schulte Media) The Emory Eagles advanced to the Sweet 16 in the NCAA Division III women’s...

Dalton State College’s soccer program reflects the impact of the beautiful game from a local to international scope. Located just 30...

Jason Longshore and Madison Crews caught up with GSU women's soccer goal scoring sensation Taylor Vance and men's head coach Brett...