In women's college soccer in the United States, the National Collegiate Athletic Association's (NCAA) Division I goalscoring title is awarded to the player with the highest goals per game average in a given season. While the NCAA began sponsoring women's soccer in 1982, it only began tracking complete weekly and annual statistics in the 1998 season.

Key *Awarded a national player of the year award:Hermann Trophy (1988–present)Honda Sports Award (1988–present)§Elected to the National Soccer Hall of Fame

Annual goals per game leaders

+ NCAA Division I women's soccer annual goals per game leaders Year Player College Class Goals Games Rate Notes 1982 Santa Clara 27 18 1.50 1984 § UC Santa Barbara 34 22 1.55 1985 Niagara 21 13 1.62 1987 SMU 37 21 1.76 1990 Washington State 30 20 1.50 1991 § Portland 25 17 1.47 1992 § (2) Portland 30 22 1.36 1994 Campbell 27 16 1.69 1996 Florida 34 22 1.55 1997 Seton Hall 25 15 1.67 1998 (2) Seton Hall 24 17 1.41 1999 (3) Seton Hall 27 19 1.42 2000 Centenary (LA) 23 18 1.28 2001 § Florida 31 24 1.29 2002 Niagara 25 18 1.39 2003 Southern 25 13 1.92 2004 Jackson State 21 18 1.17 2005 * Portland 39 25 1.56 2006 Alabama A&M 20 16 1.25 2007 Jackson State 18 17 1.06 2008 Arkansas–Pine Bluff 17 16 1.06 2009 Milwaukee 24 21 1.14 2010 * Stanford 26 26 1.00 2011 (2) Milwaukee 26 21 1.24 2012 East Tennessee State 21 18 1.17 2013 Cal Poly 21 19 1.11 2014 East Tennessee State 27 21 1.29 2015 Mississippi Valley State 26 22 1.18 2016 Mississippi Valley State 19 16 1.19 2017 Wofford 21 19 1.11 2018 South Florida 20 19 1.05 2019 * Stanford 32 25 1.28 2020 Grambling State 16 12 1.33 2021 Arizona State 19 20 0.95 2022 Quinnipiac 22 19 1.16 2023 Nebraska 28 24 1.17 2024 Utah Valley 18 19 0.95 2025 Florida Gulf Coast 21 17 1.24

Annual goals leaders

+ NCAA Division I women's soccer annual goals leaders Year Player College Goals Games Rate Notes 1984 § UC Santa Barbara 34 22 1.55 1986 Dayton 30 22 1.36 1987 SMU 37 21 1.76 1990 Washington State 30 20 1.50 1994 § Portland 30 22 1.36 1996 BYU 35 23 1.52 1998 * Florida 32 26 1.23 2001 § Florida 31 24 1.292002 North Texas 26 19 1.37 * Portland 26 21 1.24 2003 Hawaii 29 19 1.53 2004 Penn State 26 23 1.13 2005 * (2) Portland 39 25 1.562006 Middle Tennessee 22 21 1.05 * Notre Dame 22 27 0.81 2007 * Texas A&M 25 24 1.04 2008 * North Carolina 25 28 0.89 2009 * Stanford 26 26 1.00 2010 * Stanford 26 26 1.00 2011 Penn State 31 26 1.192012 East Tennessee State 21 18 1.17 Minnesota 21 20 1.05 Ohio State 21 22 0.952013 St. John's 23 21 1.10 Illinois 23 23 1.00 2014 East Tennessee State 27 21 1.29 2015 Mississippi Valley State 26 22 1.182016 Dayton 21 22 0.95 UConn 21 23 0.91 2017 Wofford 21 19 1.112018 South Florida 20 19 1.05 Boise State 20 20 1.00 2019 * Stanford 32 25 1.282020 Grambling State 16 12 1.33 Seattle 16 17 0.94 2021 Arizona State 19 20 0.95 2022 Quinnipiac 22 19 1.16 2023 Nebraska 28 24 1.17 2024 * North Carolina 20 27 0.74 2025 Utah Valley 22 22 1.00 Colorado 22 24 0.92

References

External links NCAA Division I Women's Soccer Record Book