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Nova Southeastern women’s soccer shares second straight SSC championship

October 31, 2026 · Brian Hradsky
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Nova Southeastern University Athletics secured a share of the Sunshine State Conference regular-season championship for the second consecutive season. The Nova Southeastern women’s soccer team finished SSC play 6-0-4 with 22 points, sharing the title with Eckerd College. The Sharks completed another unbeaten conference campaign and earned the No. 2 seed in the SSC Tournament.

Sharks finish unbeaten in conference play

Nova Southeastern went 3-0-2 across its final five SSC matches. The closing stretch included a road draw against Eckerd College, followed by victories over Embry-Riddle, Rollins College and Saint Leo University. The Sharks defeated Embry-Riddle 2-0, Rollins 3-1 and Saint Leo 1-0 during that run.

Genesis Hernandez and Kristina Syragakis played key roles during Nova Southeastern’s closing conference stretch. The Sharks finished league play with a 1-1 draw against Tampa. Nova Southeastern then clinched a share of the championship after Florida Tech lost to Florida Southern.

Nova Southeastern earns No. 2 tournament seed

Nova Southeastern will host No. 7 seed Rollins College in the Sunshine State Conference Tournament quarterfinals. The match is scheduled for Nov. 2 at Amerant Bank Field at NSU Soccer Stadium in Fort Lauderdale. The tournament berth follows a conference season in which the Sharks did not lose an SSC match.

FSB Take

Nova Southeastern’s 6-0-4 conference record produced both a second consecutive championship share and the No. 2 tournament seed. The unbeaten league campaign also places the Sharks at home for their quarterfinal matchup with Rollins College. That combination gives Nova Southeastern a direct opportunity to build on its regular-season success when the SSC Tournament begins.


Source: Original report