Heading west ✈️ pic.twitter.com/SLAUBjtqKu

— NC State Women's Soccer (@PackWSoccer) August 30, 2025

MATCH DAY

🆚 Utah
⏰ 9 p.m. ET
🏟️ Ute Field
📺 ESPN+
📊 https://t.co/Yr26JZ5GsS pic.twitter.com/FumnANuE8w

— NC State Women's Soccer (@PackWSoccer) August 31, 2025

Final from Salt Lake City

Utah 3, NC State 0

— NC State Women's Soccer (@PackWSoccer) September 1, 2025

Saw someone post on TOS a few days ago that we should shut down the women's soccer program (and a men's program to balance with Title 9), arguing that we need to allocate more money to football and men's basketball.

I'm 100% opposed to eliminating ANY of our other sports. First of all, you wouldn't even be "saving" all that much money by eliminating a program - probably only $750k to $1 million per non-revenue sport on average…which is a drop in the bucket compared to the ~$120-130 million total athletic dept budget.

Secondly, if you go by this "logic" that all non-revenue sports are "hurting us financially", then that would mean we "should" eliminate ALL non-revenue sports. First it would be, hypothetically, "only" cutting women's soccer and men's golf. Then a few yeas later, it would lead to cutting more and more sports - such as track and field, or softball. Then tennis and wrestling, etc.

Having a large number of sports benefits the entire athletic dept and university overall, in ways that don't show up just from looking at revenue vs expenses.

And if we want to talk about the programs that are the biggest losers financially for the NC State athletic department (and at most other universities as well), the top two losers are women's basketball and baseball. So those making this argument should be willing, if they are true to the logic they are using, to eliminate women's basketball and baseball first before any other sports.

Woeful Wolfpack: NC State women's soccer remains winless after loss at Utah

https://technicianonline.com/148323/sports/woeful-wolfpack-nc-state-womens-soccer-remains-winless-after-loss-at-utah/

Next up, NC State will face Elon on Thursday September 4 in another road matchup. The Phoenix will be a challenging matchup for NC State, as Elon holds a 4-0-1 record, posting a shutout in four of their five games. The match is set to begin at 7 p.m. with coverage available on FloCollege.

Back at it Thursday 🐺 pic.twitter.com/Cl7nM3YaCM

— NC State Women's Soccer (@PackWSoccer) September 2, 2025

Back to work 🐺

🆚 Elon
⏰ 7 p.m.
🏟️ Rudd Field
📺 FloCollege
📊 https://t.co/Yr26JZ58Dk pic.twitter.com/ikfhzx4bWv

— NC State Women's Soccer (@PackWSoccer) September 4, 2025

A scoreless draw in Elon 🐺 pic.twitter.com/PJsyTqYXwo

— NC State Women's Soccer (@PackWSoccer) September 5, 2025

WOMEN'S SOCCER

NC State 0, Elon 0

The Wolfpack outshoots the undefeated Phoenix, 20-6, but does not find the back of the net.

NCSU: 0-5-2 overall

NEXT: The Wolfpack will host Campbell in Raleigh on Sunday with opening kick set for 7 p.m. at Dail.

WOMEN’S SOCCER

NC State 0, Elon 0

The Wolfpack outshoots the undefeated Phoenix, 20-6, but does not find the back of the net.

NCSU: 0-5-2 overall

NEXT: The Wolfpack will host Campbell in Raleigh on Sunday with opening kick set for 7 p.m. at Dail. pic.twitter.com/IjGmtSgVJO

— Rob McLamb (@RobMcLamb) September 5, 2025

NC State women's soccer breaks five-game losing streak, draws with Elon 0-0

https://technicianonline.com/148530/sports/nc-state-womens-soccer-breaks-five-game-losing-streak-draws-with-elon-0-0/

NC State will take on Campbell on Sunday, Sept. 7, with a 7 p.m. kickoff, hoping to be on the high side of the scoreboard.

Our ladies last best chance for a win this season - have to find a way to win against Campbell.