The Georgetown Hoyas women's soccer is the team who represents Georgetown University in NCAA Division I college soccer. Georgetown competes in the Big East Conference. The Hoyas are coached by Dave Nolan.
History Georgetown women's soccer began in 1993.
The Hoyas made their first NCAA tournament appearance in 2007, losing to William & Mary in the first round 2-1.
In 2010, Georgetown went to the NCAA tournament Elite 8 (quarterfinals) following wins over Siena, Maryland, and Minnesota, losing to Ohio State 2-0 in the Elite 8.
Georgetown went to the NCAA tournament second round in 2012, losing to Baylor 2-1 (OT).
In 2013, the Hoyas appeared in the NCAA tournament second round, falling to Virginia 1-0.
The Hoyas went to the NCAA tournament second round in 2014, losing to Virginia Tech 4-3 in OT.
Georgetown lost in the NCAA tournament first round in 2015 to Hofstra.
In 2016, the Hoyas made a historic run to the Final Four, the first in program history, they lost in the Final Four to USC 1-0.
Georgetown lost in the NCAA first round to Wake Forest in 2017.
In 2018, the Hoyas returned to the Final Four, eventually losing to North Carolina 1-0 in 2OT.
Georgetown appeared in the NCAA Sweet 16 in 2019, losing to West Virginia.
In 2020, Georgetown lost in the Sweet 16 for a second straight year, losing to TCU in penalties.
Georgetown lost in the NCAA second round to Santa Clara 2-1 in 2021.
In 2022, the Hoyas lost to Pittsburgh in the NCAA second round 2-1.
Georgetown again fell in the second round for the third consecutive time, losing to Saint Louis 2-1 in the 2023 NCAA tournament.
In 2024, the Hoyas lost for the fourth consecutive time in the NCAA second round, 1-0 to Iowa. Georgetown finished the 2024 season with a final record of 13-4-4.
The Hoyas broke their NCAA tournament second round losing streak in 2025 with a second round win over West Virginia, advancing to play Florida State in the Sweet 16. In the Sweet 16, Georgetown lost to Florida State 3-1. This marked the team's first Sweet 16 appearance since 2020.
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