WASHINGTON – The Georgetown University women's soccer team (15-3-2) earned an at-large bid to the 2025 NCAA Championships as announced by the NCAA on Monday afternoon's selection show. This marks GU's 16th tournament bid in program history and 14th-consecutive season making the NCAA Tournament.
Head Coach Dave Nolan
“Obviously we were very excited to hear our name called out today, and to be a #2 Seed is a testament to the strength of our schedule and the competitiveness of our conference. My team is very excited to prove to the committee that we are worthy of our high seed, and it certainly reflects the respect for our body of work and tradition within our program. 
 
We hosted Sacred Heart last year, and they made it very challenging for us, but we look forward to hosting Coach Micros and his team on Friday night; that's our focus right now. We are grateful to be one of only 64 teams still playing right now."
 
First Round Matchup
?      The second-seeded Hoyas will host Sacred Heart on Friday, November 14 at Shaw Field. Kickoff is scheduled for 6:30 P.M. EST.
?      This will be the second time the two sides have met in program history. The last time GU faced Sacred Heart was in 2024 when GU secured a 2-0 victory.
?      The Pioneers won the 2025 MAAC Championship defeating Canisius in penalty kicks.
How They Got Here
?      Georgetown won the Regular Season Championship in the final regular season game of the year against Xavier. The Hoyas defeated the Musketeers 4-0 on November 1, securing their fourth-consecutive regular season crown.
?      GU fell to Xavier in the BIG EAST Championship final 2-0. The Musketeers secured the conference's automatic bid.
?      Shay Montgomery, Isabell Boodell and Maja Lardner all scored goals that clinched the regular season title.
NCAA Tournament History
?      Last season, GU hosted Fairfield at Shaw Field in the first round of the NCAA Tournament securing a 3-0 victory before eventually falling to Iowa 1-0 in the second round.
?      Georgetown has made it to two College Cups in 2016 and 2018. In 2016, GU was defeated by USC 1-0 in the semifinals and in 2018 GU lost to UNC in the semifinals in double overtime (1-0).
?      This is the Blue & Gray's 16th appearance in the NCAA Tournament dating back to 2007.