DAHLONEGA, GA. – After earning a bid into the NCAA Div. II Women's Soccer Tournament for the first time in program history, the Anderson University women's soccer program (11-6-2) capped a historical season with a heartbreaking 3-1 loss to North Georgia (18-2-1).
 
"I couldn't be more proud of this group and their historical season." said head coach Sarah Jacobs.
 
The Trojans strong defense held the Nighthawks scoreless in the first half until a late goal was scored by UNG in the 37^th minute. Another goal scored in the 41^st minute gave the Nighthawks a 2-0 lead as they rounded out the first half.
 
A goal scored by UNG in the 74^th minute advanced the Nighthawks lead to 3-0 before Anderson responded with a goal by Senior Camryn Woods (Bettendorf, Iowa) off a pinpoint long ball over the top from the opposite end by senior Kylie Swanson (Grapevine, Texas) to put the Trojans on the board. The goal marks Wood's ninth goal of the season and her fourth in postseason play for the Black and Gold. Despite Anderson's defensive power, the Trojans were unable to resurface with 15 minutes left on the match.
 
Anderson led the match with four saves by redshirt sophomore goalkeeper Aliyah Morgan (Fort Myers, Fla.), while UNG took a more physical approach, tallying 10 fouls on the matchup.
 
"We hate to see it end but look forward to the future as this is the new standard. We appreciate the seniors and all they have done building this program."
 
The Black and Gold finalized their 2025 campaign with an 11-6-2 record overall and 6-3-1 in South Atlantic Conference play after punching their first ticket into the SAC Championship and NCAA Tournament.