Stan State women's soccer has achieved its 20th consecutive United Soccer Coaches Team Academic Award, recognizing their dedication to academic excellence. This streak began in 2006, with the program consistently meeting a minimum team GPA of 3.0. The award is given to college soccer teams across the nation that balance athletics with academic performance, having 781 teams qualify this year. Additionally, individual player accolades include Aliah Avila earning Scholar All-America honors and substantial representation on various academic teams.

By the Numbers
  • A total of 781 teams (329 men, 452 women) received the Team Academic Award for a GPA of 3.0 or higher.
  • Stan State's women's soccer team has earned this award for 20 consecutive years, starting from 2006.
State of Play
  • Stan State finished the 2025 season with an 11-5-4 overall record, ranking third in the CCAA.
  • The team qualified for the CCAA Championship semifinals and received votes in the final United Soccer Coaches Division II National Poll.
What's Next

The Warriors are preparing for the 2026 season, starting with the Humboldt Kickoff against Concordia Irvine on August 27. They will anticipate their CCAA opener against Cal State Monterey Bay on September 18. The team looks to build on its academic and athletic achievements.

Bottom Line

Stan State women's soccer exemplifies a successful model of balancing high academic standards with competitive athletics, setting a lasting legacy in collegiate sports. Their continued recognition highlights the importance of fostering both academic and athletic excellence.