⚽️ LADY VOLS SOCCER Thread

I don’t remember what happened during the Texas baseball hire. But it was a little bizarre how the news broke during the CWS.

So this seemed a little odd one year out from winning the SEC tournament. Guess you gotta have a thick skin as a coach nowadays.



How cutthroat is college soccer? Within 48 hours they fire a coach and hire their new one.

Basically it meant Coach Angela Kelly after all her years of service had zero clue she was getting let go and Margarita Bates knew she was getting hired weeks ago.

Results matter and everyone is expendable.

It’s a business!

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I don’t remember what happened during the Texas baseball hire. But it was a little bizarre how the news broke during the CWS.

So this seemed a little odd one year out from winning the SEC tournament. Guess you gotta have a thick skin as a coach nowadays.



How cutthroat is college soccer? Within 48 hours they fire a coach and hire their new one.

Basically it meant Coach Angela Kelly after all her years of service had zero clue she was getting let go and Margarita Bates knew she was getting hired weeks ago.

Results matter and everyone is expendable.

It’s a business!

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That's a serious hire.
 
I don’t remember what happened during the Texas baseball hire. But it was a little bizarre how the news broke during the CWS.

So this seemed a little odd one year out from winning the SEC tournament. Guess you gotta have a thick skin as a coach nowadays.



How cutthroat is college soccer? Within 48 hours they fire a coach and hire their new one.

Basically it meant Coach Angela Kelly after all her years of service had zero clue she was getting let go and Margarita Bates knew she was getting hired weeks ago.

Results matter and everyone is expendable.

It’s a business!

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🚨BREAKING NEWS🚨

KIRT AGREES TO CONTRACT EXTENSION THROUGH 2030​

November 24, 2025 | Soccer

here to stay! 🍊🔏

Head coach Joe Kirt has agreed to a contract extension through the fall of 2030.

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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Tennessee Vice Chancellor/Director of Athletics Danny White announced Monday that Lady Vols soccer head coach Joe Kirt has agreed to a contract extension through the 2030 season.

Kirt, a mainstay on the Tennessee sideline since 2007, was named UT's soccer head coach on April 29, 2022.

During his 19 seasons on Rocky Top, Kirt has helped guide the Lady Vols to two SEC Tournament championships, three SEC Eastern Division championships and 11 NCAA Tournament appearances.

"Joe has established an exceptional culture and has positioned our soccer program to continue its pursuit of championships," said White. "Given our success both on and off the pitch under his remarkable leadership, we are thrilled for him to continue leading our soccer program here on Rocky Top!"

The Lady Vols finished the 2025 campaign with a 12-4-3 record overall, including a 7-1-1 mark on their home field. UT was ranked in the top 25 for the entirety of the season, ascending to No. 1 in the United Soccer Coaches poll for the first time in program history on Sept. 9 and spending a majority of the year inside the top 5.

"Extremely grateful to Danny for giving me the opportunity to lead this incredible program three years ago," Kirt said. "His continued belief in me, along with his investment in our team and staff, has provided us with the resources to be one of the premier women's soccer programs in the country. I'm incredibly proud of our players and staff—their commitment and investment in this program allowed us to reach new heights this fall. We will continue to improve and build upon that success as we compete for championships at both the conference and national level here at Tennessee."

Kirt recently announced eight additions to the program's 2026 signing class, which is ranked No. 6 nationally and second in the Southeastern Conference by TopDrawerSoccer.com.
Rewarding mediocrity and collapsing towards the end

Not trying to keep Pensky when he had a chance

Now this

He doesn’t care about soccer because he can’t make money off it
 
I'm new to College Soccer. Does the ACC rule Women's Soccer?
Yes

Women's college soccer history: Programs with the most national championships​

1. North Carolina — 22 ACC
2. Florida State — 4 ACC
3 (tie). Stanford — 3 ACC
3 (tie). Notre Dame — 3 ACC
4 (tie). Santa Clara — 2
4 (tie). Southern California — 2
4 (tie). UCLA — 2
4 (tie). Portland — 2


Women's college soccer: Complete history of the championship match​

Here's the complete list of women's college soccer national champions:

YEARTEAM (RECORD)SCORERUNNER-UPSITE
2024North Carolina (22-5)1-0Wake ForestCary, N.C.
2023Florida State (22-0-1)5-1StanfordCary, N.C.
2022UCLA (22-2-1)3-2 (ot)North CarolinaCary, N.C.
2021Florida State (22-1-2)0-0 (2ot, pk)BYUSanta Clara, Calif.
2020Santa Clara (10-1-1)1-1 (2ot, pk)Florida StateCary, N.C.
2019Stanford (24-1-0)0-0 (2ot, pk)North CarolinaSan Jose, Calif.
2018Florida State (20-4-3)1-0North CarolinaCary, N.C.
2017Stanford (23-1-0)3-2UCLAOrlando, Fla.
2016Southern California (19-4-2)3-1West VirginiaSan Jose, Calif.
2015Penn State (22-3-2)1-0DukeCary, N.C.
2014Florida State (23-1-1)1-0VirginiaBoca Raton, Fla.
2013UCLA (22-1-3)1-0 (OT)Florida StateCary, N.C.
2012North Carolina (15-5-3)4-1Penn StateSan Diego, Calif.
2011Stanford (25-0-1)1-0DukeKennesaw, Ga.
2010Notre Dame (21-2-2)1-0StanfordCary, N.C.
2009North Carolina (23-3-1)1-0StanfordTexas A&M
2008North Carolina (25-1-2)2-1Notre DameCary, N.C.
2007Southern California (20-3-2)2-0Florida StateTexas A&M
2006North Carolina (27-1)2-1Notre DameCary, N.C.
2005Portland (23-0-2)4-0UCLATexas A&M
2004*Notre Dame (25-1-1)1-1 (2 ot, pk)UCLACary, N.C.
2003North Carolina (27-0)6-0ConnecticutCary, N.C.
2002Portland (20-4-2)2-1 (2 ot)Santa ClaraAustin, Texas
2001Santa Clara (23-2)1-0North CarolinaSMU
2000North Carolina (21-3)2-1UCLASan Jose State
1999North Carolina (24-2)2-0Notre DameSan Jose State
1998Florida (26-1)1-0North CarolinaUNC Greensboro
1997North Carolina (27-0-1)2-0ConnecticutUNC Greensboro
1996North Carolina (25-1)1-0 (2 ot)Notre DameSanta Clara
1995Notre Dame (21-2-2)1-0 (3 ot)PortlandNorth Carolina
1994North Carolina (25-1-1)5-0Notre DamePortland
1993North Carolina (23-0)6-0George MasonNorth Carolina
1992North Carolina (25-0)9-1DukeNorth Carolina
1991North Carolina (25-0)3-1WisconsinNorth Carolina
1990North Carolina (24-0)6-0ConnecticutNorth Carolina
1989North Carolina (24-0-1)2-0Colorado CollegeNorth Carolina State
1988North Carolina (18-0-3)4-1North Carolina StateNorth Carolina
1987North Carolina (23-0-1)1-0MassachusettsMassachusetts
1986North Carolina (24-0-1)2-0Colorado CollegeGeorge Mason
1985George Mason (18-2-1)2-0North CarolinaGeorge Mason
1984North Carolina (24-0-1)2-0ConnecticutNorth Carolina
1983North Carolina (19-1)4-0George MasonUCF
1982North Carolina (19-2)2-0UCFUCF
*Declared champion on the basis of penalty kicks.
 

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