The Radford Women's Soccer team, led by Head Coach Ben Sohrabi, has a rich tradition at Radford University. This past fall, the team won their 9th Big South Tournament Championship and returned to the NCAA Women's Soccer Tournament for the 10th time in program history.
Your donations allow us to offset expenses for gear, enhance our athletes' travel experiences - including transportation and accommodations - as well as update our facilities.
High-performance gear is important to our program because it allows our athletes to represent Radford near and far while performing at the highest levels. Facilities enhancements, including locker room improvements, help us stay up-to-date and competitive. Optimized facilities can also be a powerful recruiting tool. Your gift today is a start in helping us address larger needs within our program. Every gift, no matter the size, makes a difference.
RECENT ACCOLADES
- The women’s soccer program saw yet another historic season earning their sixth Big South regular season championship, ninth Big South tournament championship and tenth NCAA Tournament bid behind a 12-6-2 record and perfect 8-0 record at Cupp Stadium.
- The Big South postseason awards heavily featured the Highlanders as eight earned their way onto the list. That list included Eileen Albers (first-team and Freshman of the Year), Paige Olson (first-team), Alexeis Kirnos (first-team), Helena Willson (first-team and Defensive Player of the Year), Jillian Silverstone (second-team), Lexi Radvanyi (second-team), Katelyn O’Donnell (all-academic) and Ben Sohrabi (Coach of the Year).
- The Highlanders had one of their best NCAA Tournament showings in program history as they were in a deadlocked 0-0 tie with the #1 overall seed and best scoring offense in the nation Clemson before ultimately coming up just short 2-0.
- Alexeis Kirnos and Helena Willson earned United Soccer Coaches All-Southeast honors, the first at Radford since 2019 to do so.
- Kristen Chick highlighted academically earning the Big South’s coveted Christenberry Award, becoming just the second Radford women’s soccer player to ever earn the award.
- On the pro scene, Radford alumna Jasmine Casarez continues to impress after joining the Mexican national team. Recent graduate Alexeis Kirnos also made waves signing to play professionally with DC Power in their inaugural season.
- In the classroom the Highlanders were just as excellent earning a cumulative 3.53 team GPA. During the most recent spring semester, 18 Highlanders earned a 3.4 or better GPA while seven earned a perfect 4.0.
On behalf of the Radford Women's Soccer team, any and all support would be greatly appreciated!
