FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla. (November 3, 2026) - The women's soccer team saw their season come to a close in the SSC quarterfinal, falling to #2 seed (and #14) Nova Southeastern 3-0. The Tars wrap up their year with a final record of 7-8-1 while the Sharks remain unbeaten at 10-0-5. 

The game was originally scheduled for Monday, November 2 at 7pm. However, due to the deluge of rain that began on Sunday and did not let up for over 24 hours, the decision was made to postpone the game and play it on Tuesday morning. This meant a night in a hotel that none of the team expected, as well as time away from home and proper preparation. 

From the jump, Nova Southeastern came out aggressively and controlled possession and pace. They had three corners and three shots before the Tars recorded a stat of any kind. Chloe Milton did have a look at the goal in the 15th minute, but her shot was stopped by Ewa Sikora. 

Four more Nova shots later, the Sharks were on the board. In the 28th minute, Jianna Ramirez found Lova Korpas with enough space to get a shot off and past Lauren Mehos, putting the Sharks up 1-0. Rollins would only add one more shot on goal in the half, heading into the break trailing 1-0. 

It did not take long for the Sharks to strike again in the second half. Just two minutes in, a long pass found the feet of Kristina Syragakis. She sent a great cross into the box where Ramirez gave it a slight deflection that put it at the feet of Maria Jansen for a tap-in goal. 

Rollins found some energy soon after, unleashing three shots on goal in a five minute span, but each attempt was stymied by Sikora. 

Nova Southeastern then put the cherry on top with a third goal in the 67th minute, courtesy of the SSC scoring leader, Genesis Hernandez, to make the final of 3-0. 

The Sharks outshot the Tars 18-14, but both teams matched with eight attempts on target. Nova also won the corner battle, 4-1.