Women's College Soccer 2025 Updated Bracket for Final Four Before Championship

After No. 2 TCU defeated No. 1 Vanderbilt 2-1 in the Elite Eight of the 2025 NCAA Division I women's soccer tournament, the Final Four is set.

TCU's Sydney Becerra scored the game-winning goal in the 95th minute of overtime, securing the win after Emma Yolinsky opened the scoring for the Horned Frogs to help advance to the semifinals.

The 2025 NCAA Division I women's soccer semifinals:

• No. 2 TCU vs. No. 3 Florida State
• No. 1 Stanford vs. No. 2 Duke

Both Women's College Cup semifinal matches are set for Friday, Dec. 5, with the championship game scheduled for Monday, Dec. 8.

Players to Watch

Duke – Mia Minestrella 

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Junior forward Mia Minestrella earned All-ACC First Team honors this season after leading Duke to the NCAA College Cup for the second straight year, capping a 3-0 win over Washington with her sixth tournament goal and an assist.

Minestrella has powered the Blue Devils with 18 goals and five assists in 22 matches, helping Duke to a 17-4-1 regular-season finish.

Last season, Duke fell 3-0 to eventual national champion North Carolina in the Final Four, but this year's team enters the tournament looking sharper and aiming for the program's first NCAA title.

Stanford – Jasmine Aikey

Jasmine Aikey and the Stanford Cardinal have dominated the NCAA Tournament, beating three of their four opponents by four or more goals.

The senior midfielder has recorded either a goal or an assist in every tournament match, helping Stanford reach the NCAA College Cup with five goals so far.

Aikey earned All-ACC First Team honors and was named both the ACC Championship All-Tournament MVP and to the All-Tournament Team this season and is a finalist for Top Drawer Soccer's Player of the Year Award. 

Stanford fell 1-0 to Wake Forest in the Final Four last year, but now looks to overcome last season's shortcomings and push toward the National Championship.

Florida State – Jordynn Dudley

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Jordynn Dudley scored twice to power Florida State to a 4-1 win over unranked Ohio State, sending the Seminoles to the Final Four and ending the Buckeyes' Cinderella run.

The junior forward leads FSU in points this season with 14 assists and 11 goals during her First Team All-ACC campaign. She is also one of five finalists for the TDS Player of the Year Award after helping guide the Seminoles to a 14-2-4 regular-season finish.

Florida State and Dudley were eliminated in the second round of last year's NCAA Tournament on penalty kicks by No. 8 Vanderbilt despite entering as a No. 1 seed.

Coming in as the No. 3 seed this season, FSU is back with a vengeance after last year's early upset loss — a stumble that followed its 2023 national championship run.

TCU – Seven Castain

Notching five goals in the NCAA Tournament, senior forward Seven Castain is finishing what she started during the regular season where she scored 17 goals and four assists.

She helped guide the Horned Frogs to an impressive 17-2-3 finish, including a 9-1-1 mark in conference play, while earning Big 12 Player of the Week honors twice.

TCU fell 1-0 to Penn State in the second round last season but has returned this year with a dominant squad, advancing to the Final Four behind Castain and a stacked roster.

With No. 2 TCU's 2-1 overtime win over No. 1 Vanderbilt, the program now eyes its first-ever national championship.