LA JOLLA, Calif. — UC San Diego women's soccer will return home this Sunday, hosting University of the Pacific at Triton Soccer Stadium for a 2 p.m. kickoff. The match will feature Youth Day, with the first 100 kids receiving a foam finger and a postgame autograph session with the team.

The Tritons enter the weekend at 2-1-1 following a scoreless draw at Northern Arizona last Sunday. UC San Diego will face Pacific as one of two future West Coast Conference opponents on the 2026 schedule. The Tritons will join the WCC beginning in 2027-28, with Sunday's matchup providing an early look at a future conference foe.

DETAILS           
ABOUT THE TRITONS
Roster | Schedule | Stats
Overall: 2-1-1
Big West: 0-0-0
Home: 1-1-0
Away: 1-0-1
Neutral: 0-0
vs. Ranked Opponents: 0-0
Streak: T1

ABOUT THE TIGERS
Roster | Schedule | Stats
Overall: 0-3-0
WCC: 0-0-0
Home: 0-1-0
Away: 0-2-0
Neutral: 0-0
vs. Ranked Opponents: 0-0
Streak: L3

STAY CONNECTED ON GAME DAY
Triton fans can find all the latest game day information on Women's Soccer Match Day, including updated rosters, schedules, and statistics for each team, as well as links to watch on ESPN+.
 
LAST TIME VS. THE TIGERS (9/1/25) | Stats
UC San Diego and Pacific played to a scoreless draw in their last meeting, with the Tritons extending their unbeaten streak to four matches. Goalkeeper Charlotte Wilfert recorded four saves to earn her third clean sheet of the season, while UC San Diego and Pacific each recorded four corner kicks. The Tritons were limited to five shots, while the Tigers finished with 14 attempts, but neither side could find the back of the net. The draw marked UC San Diego's second result in three all-time meetings against Pacific, with the Tigers holding a 1-0-2 advantage in the Division I series.

CHASING THE RECORD BOOKS
A pair of Tritons are making their mark on the UC San Diego Division I record book. Ava Tibor enters Sunday's match with eight career goals, just three shy of the program's Division I record of 11. Meanwhile, Alexis Nguyen is closing in on the all-time assist mark. Nguyen entered the season with seven career assists and is currently tied with two others for the record. One more assist would give her sole possession of the UC San Diego Division I career assists record.

ALEXIS ANSWERS THE CALL
Senior midfielder Alexis Nguyen was named UCU Athlete of the Week on Aug. 24 after playing a key role in UC San Diego's unbeaten week. Nguyen helped the Tritons earn a 2-1 victory at UNLV before battling Northern Arizona to a scoreless draw. She scored the game-winning goal against the Rebels and finished the week with five shots, including four on goal, while starting both matches and playing 143 minutes.

FOUR-GOAL FRENZY
UC San Diego scored four goals, including first collegiate goals from Olivia Shih and Regan Ramirez, as the Tritons defeated Utah Tech, 4-2, on Aug. 15 at Triton Soccer Stadium. The four-goal performance marked UC San Diego's most in a match since Aug. 17, 2023, and the most in a home match during the Tritons' NCAA Division I era. Ava Tibor and Lana Gilligan also found the back of the net in the victory.
 
TRITONS WELCOME NINE NEWCOMERS
UC San Diego women's soccer head coach Kristin Jones '04 has announced the addition of nine newcomers who will join the Tritons' roster for the 2026 season: five transfers and three first-year scholar-athletes. Cadee Borg (Pepperdine), Alissey Fang (UC Irvine), Natalie Oca (LMU), Kiki Vostermans (Cal Poly), and Lauren Zamora (Sarah Lawrence College) will transfer to UC San Diego. First-year Tritons include Maddie Neier, Regan Ramirez, Olivia Schiel, and Claire Tonkin.
 
FOUR TRITONS CAPTURE BIG WEST HONORS IN 2025
Four UC San Diego scholar-athletes have been honored by The Big West as the conference announced its women's soccer postseason awards. Freshman forward Ava Tibor was selected as The Big West Freshman of the Year by the conference's 11 head coaches and was also named to the Second Team and Freshman Team. Senior back Allie Luo, junior midfielder Alexis Nguyen, and freshman goalkeeper Charlotte Wilfert were all named Honorable Mention All-Big West, with Wilfert also earning a spot on the Freshman Team.

Tibor becomes the first UC San Diego women's soccer player to earn a major postseason award since the Tritons moved to NCAA Division I and joined The Big West in 2020. She led all Big West freshmen with six goals, establishing a new UC San Diego Division I-era program record.
 
RECORD SETTERS RETURN
The 2025 season saw Ava Tibor and Charlotte Wilfert etch their names in the UC San Diego women's soccer record book. Tibor set the program's Division I-era single-season goals record with six goals, while Wilfert established a new career shutouts record with nine. Both record-setting standouts return for the 2026 season, bringing experience and proven production as the Tritons look to build on last year's success.
 
HEAD COACH KRISTIN JONES '04
Kristin Jones '04 enters her eighth season at the helm of the UC San Diego women's soccer program. A standout player during her time as a Triton, Jones returned to her alma mater as an assistant coach in 2004 before being promoted to associate head coach in 2015 and ultimately taking over as head coach in 2018.

Jones has guided UC San Diego to a 56-51-28 (.519) overall record and a 32-24-16 (.555) mark in conference play. Her tenure began with back-to-back NCAA postseason appearances, including a 19-3-2 campaign in 2018 that resulted in a CCAA championship.

Now in her eighth season, Jones continues to lead the Tritons as they compete in The Big West.
 
TEAM CAPTAINS
Senior midfielder Alexis Nguyen and junior defender Leilah Raad will serve as team captains for the 2026 season, providing leadership and experience for the Tritons.
 
UC SAN DIEGO TO THE WCC
UC San Diego will join the West Coast Conference beginning in 2027-28. This season, Triton women's soccer will face a pair of future WCC opponents; Loyola Marymount and University of the Pacific.
 
TRITON SOCCER TALK
As part of UC San Diego's transition to Division I, the Athletics Department launched a weekly podcast, Tritoncast. New episodes of Tritoncast are available on the most popular podcasting apps and on UCSDTritons.com. For individual show information and listen links, follow Tritoncast on X @Tritoncast.
 
WOMEN'S SOCCER ON TRITONCAST

 
MORE THAN A TRITON
The More Than a Triton series highlights the stories, experiences, and accomplishments of UC San Diego scholar-athletes beyond competition. Senior goalkeeper Ginny Fronk was featured this summer, sharing her journey as a cancer survivor, student, athlete, and advocate. Read her story HERE.
 
OTHER MORE THAN A TRITON STORIES
Zehra Anbarlilar, Women's Fencing: Building a Home an Ocean Away
Thomas Fry, Men's Cross Country/Track & Field: Changing the Culture of Athletics, One Conversation at a Time
Sophia Bell, Women's Swimming: Finding Home in Open Water
Elise Nishimura, Softball: Using Her Platform for the Planet
Tate Meaux, Men's Cross Country/Track & Field: Running Toward a Greater Purpose
Maija Nepsy, Women's Volleyball: Setting the Foundation for a Future in Medicine
 
WHY THE TRITONS?
The Triton is described as the offspring of Poseidon and Amphitrite, a demigod of the sea with a lower part of the body like that of a fish. It is known as a mighty and fierce sea warrior. Given UC San Diego's close proximity to the Pacific Ocean and its connections with the world-famous Scripps Institution of Oceanography, the Triton became our mascot in 1964.
 
GET SOCIAL WITH UC SAN DIEGO SOCCER
Keep up with the Tritons all season long on social media through X, Facebook, and Instagram. The team's handle is @ucsdwsoc.

FOR THE YOUNGER CROWD
Got some young Triton fans in your family? If they are eighth grade or under, check out the Junior Triton Club. Membership includes a free t-shirt, admission to over 100 UC San Diego home athletic events, and much more!

GEAR
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About UC San Diego Athletics
After two decades as one of the most successful programs in NCAA Division II, the UC San Diego intercollegiate athletics program has begun a new era as a member of The Big West in NCAA Division I. The 24-sport Tritons earned 30 team and nearly 150 individual national championships during its time in Divisions II and III and helped guide 1,400 scholar-athletes to All-America honors. A total of 84 Tritons have earned Academic All-America honors, while 38 have garnered prestigious NCAA Post Graduate Scholarships. UC San Diego scholar-athletes exemplify the academic ideals of one of the world's preeminent institutions, graduating at an average rate of 90 percent, the highest rate among public institutions in NCAA Division I or II. For more information on the Tritons, visit UCSDtritons.com or follow UC San Diego Athletics on social media @UCSDtritons.