Florida State University captured the NCAA Women’s College Cup title on Monday night with a 1-0 victory over Stanford, held at a neutral venue. The match was tightly contested throughout, with both programs showcasing the elite level of college soccer that brought them to the national final.
The decisive moment came late in the second half when Wrianna Hudson scored the only goal of the game. Hudson, a key contributor throughout the tournament, found the back of the net during a critical stretch in the closing minutes, breaking through a resilient Stanford defense that had proven tough to penetrate all game.
Florida State’s defense was equally strong, helping to preserve the narrow lead in the final minutes of play. The Seminoles’ back line effectively contained Stanford’s attacking players, limiting quality chances and helping secure the shutout. Goalkeeper Jody Brown registered the clean sheet, recording multiple saves as Stanford pressed for an equalizer.
With the win, Florida State adds another national title to its growing list of achievements in women’s soccer. The program has consistently been among the elite in NCAA Division I competition, known for disciplined play and a dynamic roster.
Stanford, a perennial powerhouse in its own right, entered the contest with confidence following a strong season and playoff run. Despite controlling stretches of possession and creating a number of promising opportunities, the Cardinal were unable to convert those chances into goals. The result marked a hard-fought end to an otherwise impressive campaign.
This championship match capped off an exciting tournament that featured standout performances and high-level competition across the board. Florida State now takes home the College Cup trophy, while Stanford exits with pride after a well-fought season.
