Women's Soccer
The 2025 season for the Pensacola State College Lady Pirates was one built on belief, growth, and grit. From the first day of preseason in August to the final whistle in October, the Lady Pirates embodied the heart of the program — relentless effort, unity, and pride in the badge.
The Pensacola State College Pirates hit the road Friday for a long trip to Tampa, facing Pasco-Hernando for the third and fourth time this season.
Pensacola State College showcased resilience and determination in back-to-back home draws, battling LSU-Eunice and Southern Union CC with spirited second-half performances.
The Pensacola State College Pirates had a standout week, securing two dominant victories in conference play over Pasco-Hernando.
In a challenging week of competition, the Pirates faced two nationally ranked teams — #2 Johnson County Community College and #5 Jones College — and emerged with a renewed sense of confidence, resilience, and growth.
The Pensacola State Pirates battled hard but fell 8-1 to a strong Pearl River squad. Despite the tough result, the team continued to show moments of fight and resilience throughout the match.
The Pensacola State College Pirates wrapped up their 2025 preseason with two competitive road matches that showcased both resilience and potential heading into the regular season.
The 2025–26 season marks a fresh chapter for the Pirates, who enter the year with a youthful roster featuring only a few returning sophomores and a strong class of incoming freshmen.
The Pirates are excited to announce the addition of Assistant Coach Christoph Zeller to the 2025-26 coaching staff.
What a year it has been for the Pirate soccer team. Undefeated in conference play, they emerged as Region 8 Division 2 Champions and South Atlantic District Champions. They were one of twelve teams to make it to the national tournament, finishing the year ranked number 10 in the country.
The Pensacola State College (PSC) Women’s Soccer team made history Monday afternoon with their first-ever appearance in the NJCAA Division II National Championship Tournament. Under the leadership of Head Coach Mark Yepishin, the Pirates continue to break new ground in just their second season as a program.
The Pirates wasted no time establishing dominance in the South Atlantic District Championship against Cape Fear Community College, quickly taking a 2-0 lead within the first seven minutes. Vivian Kettenhausen set the pace, skillfully dribbling past a defender before being fouled, which led to Maya Figueroa's successful free kick that found the back of the net. Just a minute later, Kettenhausen delivered a brilliant corner kick, which Figueroa assisted to Aiyanna Robinson, who scored, putting the Pirates firmly in control.
The Pensacola State soccer team excelled in the Region 8 awards, securing the Player of the Year title and seven out of eleven spots on the All-Region team.
