Miami soccer’s inaugural season as a fully-funded varsity sport was in 1998, when Cobb Stadium groundbreaking ceremony took place to announce the future home of the Hurricane soccer program. The Hurricanes finished its first season with a winning record (11-7-1).

The University of Miami officially became a member of the BIG EAST conference the very next season, capping the 1999 campaign ranked 18th nationally with a total of 10 shutout victories.

In Miami’s fourth and final season under the direction of Jim Blankenship, Miami earned its first NCAA Championship berth in 2001.

Six seasons later, Miami returned to the national stage in back-to back seasons (2007, 2008) In 2007, Miami earned its first top-five victory, topping fourth-ranked Boston College, 1-0, while Brittney Steinbruch earned ACC Freshman of the Year accolades and Tricia Tafliafero won ACC Coach of the Year. In 2008, Miami set the school record with a 7-0 start to the season.

Prior to the 2011 seasons, Miami hired Tom Anagnost who in his first season at the helm led returned to the Hurricanes to the NCAA Championship, and helped coach Miami to its first tournament victory in program history, a 3-2 double-overtime home win over Alabama.

The very next season Miami earned a pair of top-10 victories for the first time, including earning its first win over a No. 1 team with a 1-0 victory against Florida State. Overall Miami returned to the NCAA Championship for the fifth time in program history.

In 2016, Miami reached the ACC Championship for the first time since 2012 and set the program record for fewest goals allowed (16) and lowest goals against (0.82) in a season.

Since 2005 the Hurricanes have earned Academic Team honors every season.

All-Conference Teams

All-ACC Team

Sheuneen Ta, Second Team, 2004

Brittney Steinbruch, First Team, 2007

Lauren Singer, Second Team, 2007

Kate Howarth, Second Team, 2011

Ashley Flinn, Third Team, 2013

Gracie Lachowecki, Second Team, 2015

Gracie Lachowecki, First Team, 2016

Phallon Tullis-Joyce, Second Team, 2018

ACC All-Freshman Team

Brittney Steinbruch, 2007

Jasmine Paterson, 2012

Kristina Fisher, 2016

All-BIG EAST Team

Deidre Bass, Second Team, 1999

Lisa Gomez, Second Team, 1999

Vonda Matthews, Second Team, 2000

Deidre Bass, Second Team, 2001

Vonda Matthews, Second Team, 2001

Vonda Matthews, First Team, 2002

Lindsey Yach, Second Team, 2003

BIG EAST All-Rookie Team

Lisa Gomez, 1999

Vonda Matthews, 2000

Britney Butcher, 2001

Lindsey Yach, 2002

Sheuneen Ta, 2003