⚽️#3 LADY VOLS (9-1-1) Next Up #17 Georgia 10/2 7PM Regal Stadium(Admission is free)

Lady Vols stay the same in both polls.

TOP DRAWER SOCCER​

TOP 25​

SEPTEMBER 29, 2025​


RANKSCHOOLCONFERENCEOVERALLCONF.
1.Notre DameAtlantic Coast9-0-14-0-0
2.VirginiaAtlantic Coast9-0-13-0-0
3.TennesseeSEC9-1-13-1-0
4.UCLABig Ten8-2-14-0-1
5.StanfordAtlantic Coast9-1-14-0-0
6.Florida StateAtlantic Coast7-0-23-0-1
7.TCUBig 129-1-03-0-0
8.ArkansasSEC6-2-24-0-0
9.MemphisAmerican Athletic9-0-23-0-1
10.LouisvilleAtlantic Coast10-2-03-1-0
11.Mississippi StateSEC8-1-13-0-1
12.Wake ForestAtlantic Coast9-1-23-0-1
13.Texas TechBig 128-1-12-0-1
14.DukeAtlantic Coast6-3-11-3-0
15.South CarolinaSEC9-1-23-0-1
16.GeorgetownBig East7-2-23-0-0
17.BaylorBig 127-1-22-1-0
18.ColoradoBig 128-1-22-0-1
19.North CarolinaAtlantic Coast7-4-01-2-0
20.IowaBig Ten8-2-22-1-2
21.KansasBig 127-2-21-2-0
22.Ohio StateBig Ten5-1-51-0-4
23.Cal State FullertonBig West8-0-21-0-1
24.St. Mary's (CA)West Coast6-1-21-0-1
25.XavierBig East7-2-22-0-1

UNITED SOCCER COACHES TOP 25​

SEPTEMBER 30, 2025​

RankSchoolPrev1st VotesTotal PointsW-L-T
1University of Virginia 182009-0-1
2University of Notre Dame 201929-0-1
3Stanford University 301849-1-1
4UCLA 401738-2-1
5University of Tennessee 501689-1-1
6Florida State University 601567-0-2
7TCU 1001499-1-0
7University of Arkansas 701496-2-2
9University of Memphis 1101309-0-2
10University of Iowa 801218-2-2
10University of South Carolina 1201219-1-2
12Wake Forest University 1901129-1-2
13Mississippi State University 1501098-1-1
14Duke University 90776-3-1
15Georgetown University 210757-2-2
16Michigan State University NR0666-2-4
17University of Georgia 170617-2-3
18Texas Tech University RV0598-1-1
19University of North Carolina 220477-4-0
20Baylor University NR0467-1-2
21Ohio State University 230444-1-5
22Xavier University 240417-2-2
23University of Louisville RV02110-2-0
24University of Wisconsin 200198-3-1
24Vanderbilt University 130197-3-1
Records shown are through games of September 28, 2025

Also receiving votes: California State University Fullerton (13), Penn State University (11), University of Colorado (10), Rice University (5), West Virginia University (5), University of California (5), Brigham Young University (5), University of Kentucky (4), Utah Valley University (3)
 
Lady Vols stay the same in both polls.

TOP DRAWER SOCCER​

TOP 25​

SEPTEMBER 29, 2025​


RANKSCHOOLCONFERENCEOVERALLCONF.
1.Notre DameAtlantic Coast9-0-14-0-0
2.VirginiaAtlantic Coast9-0-13-0-0
3.TennesseeSEC9-1-13-1-0
4.UCLABig Ten8-2-14-0-1
5.StanfordAtlantic Coast9-1-14-0-0
6.Florida StateAtlantic Coast7-0-23-0-1
7.TCUBig 129-1-03-0-0
8.ArkansasSEC6-2-24-0-0
9.MemphisAmerican Athletic9-0-23-0-1
10.LouisvilleAtlantic Coast10-2-03-1-0
11.Mississippi StateSEC8-1-13-0-1
12.Wake ForestAtlantic Coast9-1-23-0-1
13.Texas TechBig 128-1-12-0-1
14.DukeAtlantic Coast6-3-11-3-0
15.South CarolinaSEC9-1-23-0-1
16.GeorgetownBig East7-2-23-0-0
17.BaylorBig 127-1-22-1-0
18.ColoradoBig 128-1-22-0-1
19.North CarolinaAtlantic Coast7-4-01-2-0
20.IowaBig Ten8-2-22-1-2
21.KansasBig 127-2-21-2-0
22.Ohio StateBig Ten5-1-51-0-4
23.Cal State FullertonBig West8-0-21-0-1
24.St. Mary's (CA)West Coast6-1-21-0-1
25.XavierBig East7-2-22-0-1

UNITED SOCCER COACHES TOP 25​

SEPTEMBER 30, 2025​

RankSchoolPrev1st VotesTotal PointsW-L-T
1University of Virginia182009-0-1
2University of Notre Dame201929-0-1
3Stanford University301849-1-1
4UCLA401738-2-1
5University of Tennessee501689-1-1
6Florida State University601567-0-2
7TCU1001499-1-0
7University of Arkansas701496-2-2
9University of Memphis1101309-0-2
10University of Iowa801218-2-2
10University of South Carolina1201219-1-2
12Wake Forest University1901129-1-2
13Mississippi State University1501098-1-1
14Duke University90776-3-1
15Georgetown University210757-2-2
16Michigan State UniversityNR0666-2-4
17University of Georgia170617-2-3
18Texas Tech UniversityRV0598-1-1
19University of North Carolina220477-4-0
20Baylor UniversityNR0467-1-2
21Ohio State University230444-1-5
22Xavier University240417-2-2
23University of LouisvilleRV02110-2-0
24University of Wisconsin200198-3-1
24Vanderbilt University130197-3-1
Records shown are through games of September 28, 2025

Also receiving votes: California State University Fullerton (13), Penn State University (11), University of Colorado (10), Rice University (5), West Virginia University (5), University of California (5), Brigham Young University (5), University of Kentucky (4), Utah Valley University (3)
How convenient that ND and UVA don't play each other in the regular season. 🫤 If they did, UCLA would probably just jump us in the poll.
 
From The Georgia Bulldogs Official Page
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#17/NR Georgia (7-2-3, 3-0-1 SEC) at #5/3 Tennessee (9-1-1, 3-1-0 SEC)
Date:
Thursday, Oct. 2
Time: 7 p.m. EDT
Location: Knoxville, Tenn.
Site: Regal Soccer Stadium (3,000)

INSIDE THE SERIES
Overall:
Tennessee leads 19-12-1
In Athens: Georgia leads 9-5-1
In Knoxville: Tennessee leads 12-2-0
Neutral: Tennessee leads 2-1-0
Last Meeting: Georgia – W, 2-0 (Oct. 18, 2024 – Athens, Ga.)
Current Streak: Georgia, W3
GF / GA: 36 / 45

QUICK KICKS
Rumble on Rocky Top

No. 17 Georgia heads back on the road to take on No. 5 Tennessee Thursday evening in Knoxville. The Bulldogs are looking to earn its fourth consecutive victory over the Lady Vols, dating back to the 2022 SEC Tournament quarterfinals. Last season, Georgia bested Tennessee, 2-0, while two years ago, a late Summer Denigan goal gave the Bulldogs only their second-ever win in Knoxville.

A win Thursday would set a new program record with 10 consecutive results (4-0-5) in true road matches, while also giving them their first win over a top-five opponent since beating No. 5 LSU in 2OT in 2021 (also the program's last top-25 road win). In their history, the Bulldogs are 3-20-1 against top-five foes, with the tie coming last season at No. 1 Florida State. Additionally, this match is Georgia's first ranked-on-ranked SEC matchup since the No. 22 Bulldogs beat No. 14 South Carolina, 1-0, on Sept. 28, 2014.

Still Summertime in Athens
Redshirt junior midfielder Summer Denigan is in the midst of one of the greatest individual seasons in Georgia history. Through 12 matches, Denigan has tallied nine goals (ranked seventh nationally and first in the SEC) and an assist, while also ranking fourth nationally with four match-winning goals. In the Georgia record books, Denigan ranks fifth in winners with 10 in her career. Her converted penalty against Florida made her the 12th Bulldog to tally 20 career goals, while a 10th would make her the first player since Mollie Belisle to have double-digit scores in a season. With nine goals, she has already matched Margie Detrizio's team lead from last season.

Foiled by Florida
Before a historic crowd at the Turner Soccer Complex, Georgia saw its three-match winning streak to SEC play with a 2-2 draw against archrival Florida Friday. The match attracted a crowd of 2,551 spectators, the largest since the complex's current grandstand was built. Summer Denigan opened the scoring in the 24th minute with a converted penalty, while Mya Townesused a deflected shot to earn her second score of the season in the 52nd minute. Despite a 14-9 shot advantage, the Gators fought back with a PK of their own and a late equalizer to tie the Bulldogs for the third-straight season. It was the first time this season Georgia failed to win a match in which it scored first and scored twice, along with being the first allowance of two goals this year.

Dawg Bites
  • Despite the tie to Florida, Georgia has earned a result in its first four SEC matches for only the second time in program history. The 2007 team eventually started its conference slate with a 5-0-1 mark.
  • Freshman forward Ava Stack is currently camping with the Mexican U-17 national team in preparation for the FIFA U17 Women's World Cup, beginning October 17 in Morocco.
  • With one more assist, Cate Hardin would become the first Bulldog with five or more assists in conference play since Randi-Lynn Bruso and Kelly Whitaker in 2006.
  • Georgia has posted two five-match unbeaten streaks this season, joining the 2022 campaign as the only seasons in program history with two separate five-plus stretches.
 
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