USF Ladies’s Soccer Falls to No. 21 South Carolina in a 90-Minute Battle

COLUMBIA, S.C. (August 17, 2025) – The University of South Florida girls’s soccer group battled No. 21 South Carolina for 90 minutes in Columbia on Sunday. Mia Rodach scored the primary aim of her profession, however the Bulls (1-1) fell to the Gamecocks (2-0), 3-1.
 
The Gamecocks scored the primary aim of the match within the eighth minute and took a 1-0 lead into the break. South Florida and South Carolina every tallied 5 pictures within the first half.

Rodach scored her first school aim within the 52nd minute. After a ball was handed again to the goalkeeper, Rodach was in a position to steal the ball off the South Carolina keeper. Her contact put the ball at the back of the web and tied the match at 1-1.
 
South Carolina went again in entrance within the 62nd minute after back-to-back saves contained in the field. Katie Shea Collins scored on the third rebound. Collins scored her second aim of the match within the eightieth minute and prolonged the Gamecocks’ result in 3-1. Collins is on the 2025 MAC Hermann Trophy Watch List.
 
Gaby Rourke obtained the beginning in aim for the Bulls. She recorded two saves in her 45 minutes. Leire Herraez Gallach was in aim for the second half of the match and made a season-high 5 saves. Hedda Ornberg, Sophia Cabral, Emily Lemke, Maya Hindson, and Rodach every recorded a shot on aim.
 
Notables
· Mia Rodach scored her first profession aim.
· The Bulls have scored a aim in 9 of the final 10 matches, together with final season.
· Leire Herraez Gallach recorded a season-high 5 saves.
 
Next Up
The Bulls will play their first contest in Florida on Thursday, August 21. South Florida will face in-state rival UCF. The match is scheduled for 7 p.m. in Orlando.
 
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, main the Bulls to 12 wins and training each the American Athletic Conference Midfielder and Goalkeeper of the Year. Brown spent 17 years as affiliate head coach (2007–2023), serving to USF to 3 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 a number of American Athletic Conference award winners. Players beneath his steering maintain many of the program’s information.

 

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