The Campbellsville University women's soccer team is gearing up for the 2026 season as they look to defend their Mid-South Conference (MSC) championship. After a challenging 2025 season, the Tigers finished with an overall record of 11-9 and captured the MSC title, earning a spot in the NAIA national tournament. With a new head coach, Trey Henderson, and 15 new first-team players joining the roster, the team aims to balance youth and experience for another successful postseason run.

By the Numbers
  • Campbellsville scored 43 goals in 20 matches, averaging 2.15 goals per game.
  • Last season, the Tigers finished 6-2 in road matches.
State of Play
  • Campbellsville added 15 new first-team players to strengthen their roster.
  • The coaching staff expanded, including graduate assistant Giulia Rodrigues and assistant coach Sandra Steen.
What's Next

The Tigers will focus on team cohesion and establishing strong communication as they head into the season. With the new roster, Henderson plans to build upon last season's success and push for another MSC championship and a return to the national tournament.

Bottom Line

With a mix of talented newcomers and experienced returners, Campbellsville's women's soccer team is poised for a competitive 2026 season, aiming to forge a strong team identity and achieve their championship goals.