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George Washington University Women’s Soccer

The Revolutionaries play NCAA Division I in the Atlantic 10 Conference — Washington, DC.

George Washington also fields a men’s programme

Programme details

Division
Division I
Conference
Atlantic 10 Conference
Location
Washington, DC
Institution
Private
Enrollment
Not published
Squad (2026)
25 players
Leaving next summer
7 players

Squad composition

How the 25-player squad breaks down by position, as published by George Washington for 2026-27. Players listed at two positions are counted at both, since they provide cover in either.

  • Goalkeepers3
  • Defenders7
  • Midfielders6
  • Forwards9

Who is leaving, and when

7 of the 25 are in their final year, so on current form that many places open up next summer — 28% of the squad. A redshirt year does not change this: a redshirt senior leaves when a senior does.

Going by position: 4 midfielders, 2 defenders, 1 forward.

  • Freshman6

    3 defenders3 forwards

  • Sophomore6

    3 forwards2 goalkeepers1 midfielder

  • Junior6

    2 defenders2 forwards1 goalkeeper1 midfielder

  • Senior (final year)5

    2 defenders2 midfielders1 forward

  • Graduate (final year)2

    2 midfielders

Final-year groups are shown in amber. A player listed at two positions is counted under each of them, since they provide cover in either, so the positions on a row can total more than the row itself. Redshirt players are counted in the year they are listed for.

Recent results

Overall record across the last 3 seasons. Soccer is a fall sport, so each season runs from August to a championship in December of the year shown. The NCAA files them by academic year, so the 2025 season appears as 2025-26 on its own site.

SeasonWLTWin %
20255940.389
202441130.306
202341130.306

Contact the programme

Coaching staff and recruiting details are published on the official athletics site.

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