The Razorback soccer team won the regular-season SEC title and were the only team to beat the No. 1 team in the nation in 2019.

A freshman player led the Razorback Women’s Soccer team to multiple victories throughout the fall 2019 season.

Despite a remarkable season characterized by a strong Arkansas defense, North Carolina State found the goal twice in its Razorback-eliminating victory.

The Mean Green never sniffed the goal as the Razorback defense led the way to a 3-0 Arkansas victory.

The Razorback soccer team is positioned to make a run in the NCAA Tournament this year, starting with a matchup against North Texas.

Even overtime could not decide a winner in the Arkansas-Georgia soccer match on Sunday.

The Hogs kept their winning streak rolling with a 6-1 victory over Mississippi State on Sunday.

The Razorbacks blanked their third opponent of the month in Ole Miss win.

Razorback Soccer battled Vanderbilt in the second SEC match-up this season.

A defensive battle saw Arkansas earn its second-straight shutout victory Sunday.

A strong defense performance led the Hogs to a historic upset at Razorback Field.

Five Razorbacks found the net Sunday afternoon as the Hogs snatched their fourth victory in 2019.

The Arkansas Razorback soccer team (5-1-1) defeated the Connecticut Huskies (2-6) by a score of 3-1 to continue its undefeated home streak at Razorback Field on Sept. 9, capping off a weekend of two wins that began with a Sept. 7 victory with the same scoreline against the Florida Atlantic Owls.

Athletes from the UofA come from all across the country and sometimes from different parts of the world, but being able to call themselves Razorbacks is what ties them together.

About 5,482 miles northeast of Fayetteville is Moscow, the capital of Russia and home to the 2018 FIFA World Cup this past summer. More than 16.5 million people in the U.S. watched as France lifted their second world championship July 15, according to World Soccer Talk. In eight years, the U…

The Razorback soccer team won its first home game of the season Friday defeating the University of Nebraska Omaha, 2-0.

After ending senior night on a sour note by losing to No. 19 Tennessee, 3-2, the Razorback soccer team bounced back in the Southeastern Conference tournament, and one goal was enough to get past No. 9 Ole Miss on Oct. 29 and No. 1 seeded South Carolina on Oct. 31, pushing the Hogs to the SEC…

Goalkeepers have the job of protecting the goal and being very vocal on the pitch. Arkansas has found a leader in its senior and look to her for guidance as she strives to intimidate opponents.

The Razorback soccer team is having success yet again in the Southeastern Conference, but, this time, a freshman is leading the way.

The Razorback soccer team’s hopes are high this season after the coaching staff added an assistant coach with a resume that includes extensive European soccer coaching experience last February.

Two games, four goals and two wins sum up the past weekend for Razorback soccer, and players credit their increased chemistry on the pitch for helping them after a rough start to the season.

The Arkansas Razorback women’s soccer team won a close 1-0 match Sept. 15 against the Mississippi State Bulldogs in its Southeastern Conference opener.

With six games played so far this season, the Arkansas Razorback soccer team has only allowed six goals, giving them the best start defensively since 2013, when they allowed three in the same number of games. Credit for that feat should be given to the two faces fans have seen between the go…

From never appearing in an NCAA Division I tournament to making it to the playoffs three out of the last four seasons, one UA coach turned the Razorback soccer team around in the span of just a few years.

The Razorback women’s soccer team lost 4-2 in its home opener against the No. 9 ranked Penn State Nittany Lions. The Razorbacks haven’t lost their home opener since 2009.

College athletics can be a grueling process on an athlete’s body, but athletes still get into certain routines.

After a successful season ending in an NCAA tournament bid, head coach Colby Hale’s Razorback Soccer team looks to keep the momentum in their favor with both new and returning talent.

Senior goalkeeper Jordan Harris has only allowed one goal through five games, leading the Razorback soccer team to an undefeated record in the spring, while the team outscored opponents 12-1.

After a successful run to the Southeastern Conference Championship game and a trip to the NCAA Tournament last season, the Razorback soccer team is keeping its momentum going by winning all five spring games so far.

With the success Razorback Soccer enjoyed last season, team members looks to continue that trend, even through roster shakeups.

The seven Razorback soccer seniors finished with 23 of the team’s 51 goals, 30 of the team’s 45 assists and 76 of the team’s 147 total points. But after a dominant finish to their careers, the seniors must look ahead to life beyond the pitch and leave the program in good hand

In a year where Razorback soccer had several senior players shine, the season also brought to light many young stars whom fans can look forward to seeing play in the coming seasons.

The Razorback women’s soccer team took home a 2-1 win in overtime against the Memphis Tigers in the first round of the NCAA Tournament on Friday night. 

The No. 3-seeded Razorback soccer team is headed to the Southeastern Conference Championship after its 3-1 win against No. 2-seed Auburn on Friday.

In a year of ups and downs for Razorback sports, the soccer team and its season of firsts continues to consistently shine.

The Razorback soccer team put on a clinic with a 4-0 win over the Vanderbilt Commodores on Thursday night. Arkansas is now 6-0 in Southeastern Conference play and 13-1 in the season.

The Razorback soccer team has started the season with a 12-1 record through 13 games – the best start in program history.

With a couple of big-time victories under its belt, the Arkansas soccer team finds itself sitting at 5-1-0 on the season, securing a No. 17 national ranking.

In 2015, the Arkansas soccer team finished with a 6-11-1 record, an ending to the season that marked the team’s first failure to appear in the NCAA tournament in two years.