© 2024 WFSU Public Media
WFSU News · Tallahassee · Panama City · Thomasville
Play Live Radio
Next Up:
0:00
0:00
0:00 0:00
Available On Air Stations

No. 3 FSU women's soccer trying to extend win streak against Syracuse

Florida State head coach Brian Pensky, center, celebrates with his team after defeating Stanford in the NCAA college women's soccer tournament final in Cary, N.C., Monday, Dec. 4, 2023. (AP Photo/Ben McKeown)
Ben McKeown/AP
/
FR171414 AP
Florida State head coach Brian Pensky, center, celebrates with his team after defeating Stanford in the NCAA college women's soccer tournament final in Cary, N.C., Monday, Dec. 4, 2023. (AP Photo/Ben McKeown)

Florida State will return home to begin conference play against Syracuse on Thursday.

Florida State women’s soccer (5-0-1) is on a 29-game win streak after Sunday's road victory over the University of Florida (2-1-3).

Head coach Brian Pensky is determined to get his team back to the Women's College Cup.

FSU women’s soccer has won four national titles including last year’s 5-1 championship win over No. 2 Stanford.

The Lady Noles traveled to Gainesville Sunday afternoon, where they defeated Florida 3-0 and finished the regular season non-conference play unbeaten, for a fifth straight season.

Senior midfielder Taylor Huff scored once, for her sixth goal of the season.

FSU finished the game off as Nina Norshie found Kameron Simmonds on her front post run to score her first-ever goal as a Seminole. Norshie also recorded her first point in her debut season at Florida State.

Florida State will return home to begin conference play against Syracuse tonight, Sept. 19. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. and available to stream on ACC Network Extra.

Adrian Andrews is a multimedia journalist with WFSU Public Media. He is a Gadsden County native and a first-generation college graduate from Florida A&M University. Adrian is also a military veteran, ending his career as a Florida Army National Guard Non-Comissioned Officer.

Adrian has experience in print writing, digital content creation, documentary, and film production. He has spent the last four years on the staff of several award-winning publications such as The Famuan, Gadsden County News Corp, and Cumulus Media before joining the WFSU news team.