TAMPA, Fla. (September 6, 2025) – The University of South Florida women's soccer team returns to the friendly confines of Corbett Stadium on Sunday, September 7. South Florida (2-4) hosts Stetson (3-3) for a 6 p.m. matchup on ESPN+.
 
Earlier this week, Gentiana Fetaj was named the American Conference Defensive Player of the Week. She played a pivotal role in the South Florida defense and the attack. She provided a beautiful through ball from the defensive half of the field that led to an assist on the lone USF goal for the week. Defensively, she helped limit the goals surrendered to just one, which was against a nationally ranked opponent in No. 19 Wake Forest. Hedda Ornberg earned a spot on the weekly honorable mention list.  
Setting the Stage
South Florida bounced back with a 1-0 road victory against UNC Greensboro. Stetson is coming off a 7-0 loss on the road against Florida State.
 
Note-A-Bulls:

• South Florida has scored a goal in 11 of the last 14 matches.
• Hedda Ornberg paces the squad with five points, with two goals and an assist.
• Sadie Sider-Echenberg and Mia Rodach each have a goal for the season.
• Gentiana Fetaj leads the team with two assists.

 
Series History
The Bulls and the Hatters will meet for the 17th time. South Florida leads the series 11-3-2. USF has won the last three meetings, including a 2-0 victory in Tampa last season. The Bulls are 6-0-2 at home against the Hatters.
 
Tickets:
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About South Florida Women's Soccer
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Chris Brown enters his second season as USF head coach after a record-setting debut in 2024, leading the Bulls to 12 wins and coaching both the American Athletic Conference Midfielder of the Year and Goalkeeper of the Year. Brown spent 17 years as associate head coach (2007–2023), helping USF to three American Athletic Conference titles, eight NCAA appearances, and a 10-year streak of 10+ win seasons. He coached USF's first All-American, Evelyne Viens, now a Hall of Famer and Olympic gold medalist, and has developed multiple American Athletic Conference award winners. Players under his guidance hold most of the program's records.
 
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