Momentum and dominance define Poll No. 10 of the 2025 season as the nation’s elite continue to set the standard in NCAA Division I women’s college soccer.

The University of Virginia Cavaliers suffered their first loss of the season, ending their four-week reign at the top of the NCAA Division I women’s soccer national rankings.

The top five stay strong in this week’s DI women’s soccer rankings. Virginia, Notre Dame, Stanford, UCLA, and Tennessee remain firmly in place, unchanged from last week. Between them, the five teams have lost just four of 53 total games. Even more impressive, No. 1 Virginia and No. 2 Notre Dame remain completely unbeaten.

The University of Virginia stays firm at No. 1, maintaining their unbeaten record for the sixth week. Notre Dame takes second after a victory over Duke, who slid as a result. Penn State suffered their third loss and dropped ten places in the rankings.

University of Michigan beat previous top-ranked Indiana University in week 4, propelling the Wolverines to No. 8.

Stanford shuffled down from first to third in the latest 2025 NCAA women's college soccer rankings after a loss to No. 4 UCLA, previously 18th, this week. The University of Tennessee (No. 1) and Duke (No. 2) stayed on top of their game and kept the top spots.

Since the first games kicked off on August 14, it's been an exciting start to the 2025 NCAA women's college soccer season.

We're back, baby! FloCollege is kicking off the college season with an East Coast matchup between Boston University Women's Soccer and Northeastern.

The return of the college soccer season is upon us, and we're kicking off the season with a must-see matchup between No. 21 South Carolina Women's Soccer and the College of Charleston.

As the 2024 college soccer season enters its fifth week on the women’s side and fourth in men’s competition, the sport’s 500-plus Division I programs have been tested.

Campbell Women's Soccer looks to get their second win over an ACC opponent this season as Clemson Soccer travels to Buies Creek, NC, for an early season match-up on Sept. 1 at 4 PM ET, streamed only on FloFC.

Coming off the first College Cup appearance in program history, the Clemson Tigers look to emerge as national championship contenders again in 2024. Their early-season schedule takes them to Buies Creek for a Sept. 1 showdown against Campbell, a team eager to make noise in its second season as a member of the Coastal Athletic Association.

St. John's will play the CAA's Towson Women's Soccer in their home opener on August 22nd at 6 pm ET at Tiger Field in an early season test for the women's soccer programs. The contest will mark the first meeting between the two programs since 2016 and the fourth all-time. St. John's holds a 2-0-1 series over Towson and last visited Tiger Field eight years ago.

FloFC is broadcasting college soccer matches from NCAA Divisions I, II and III all season long, with each week bringing a new, exciting slate of matchups to check out from its partner conferences.

Nia Christopher, Towson