Florida State University Athletics
Sunday, November 2
Tallahassee, Fla.
Florida State
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Virginia
Postseason Begins at Home with ACC First Round on Sunday Night
11/1/2025 9:03:00 AM | Women's Soccer
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – The No. 6-ranked and fourth-seeded Florida State soccer team will begin the postseason in the first round of the ACC Championship against No. 7-ranked and fifth-seeded Virginia on Sunday, November 2, at 8 p.m. ET, at the Seminole Soccer Complex in Tallahassee, Florida.
Tickets are now on sale at Seminoles.com/Tickets. A ticket will be required for all fans, and the first 100 students will receive free admission with a valid FSU ID.
Ariya Massoudi and Michael Lahoud will have the call live on ACC Network. Live stats can be found at FSU.Statbroadcast.com. Direct links to watch and follow along can be found on the schedule page at Seminoles.com/Soccer and on social media on Twitter/X and Facebook (@FSUSoccer) & Instagram (@NoleSoccer).
Florida State is 10-2-3 on the season and earned the No. 4 seed in the six-team ACC Championship after a 20-point, 6-2-2 conference season. Following a 4-1 victory on Thursday night against Wake Forest to clinch the ACC berth, the Seminoles are 6-1-1 at home, 4-1-2 on the road and 2-2-0 against top-25 foes.
Making its 31st ACC Championship appearance, FSU is now the only team to make the postseason tournament every year in its history. Florida State is second among all teams with 11 titles, including the last five in a row, and fourth with 31 appearances in what has been a six-team event since 2021. Only one other team joins the Seminoles with more than two postseason championships. After their first season in 1995, the team won its first title in 2011, followed by four in a row from 2013-16, another crown in 2018 before the current five-year streak began in 2020.
In a rematch of a regular-season matchup from just 10 days ago, Virginia comes to Tallahassee with a 12-2-3 record and a 6-2-2 mark in the ACC to finish tied for fourth with FSU on 20 points. The Seminoles got the tiebreaker thanks to a 3-2 win in Charlottesville, Virginia, on October 23 at then-No. 3 UVA.
FSU has scored 43 goals with 45 assists on 275 shots and 126 shots on goal in 2025. In 15 games, the team has allowed 13 goals on 98 shots, 39 on target, with 26 saves for a 0.870 goals-against average and a .667 save percentage.
Junior forward Jordynn Dudley leads the team with 29 points, 11 assists and 56 shots and is second with nine goals and 22 shots on goal. She has scored two goals in back-to-back games and has a point in 13 consecutive games with multiple points in four of the last five matches. Sophomore forward Wrianna Hudson paces the team with 11 goals and 24 shots on goal and is second with 23 points. In goal, redshirt sophomore Addie Todd has made 17 saves in her nine appearances for a .708 save percentage and a 0.84 goals-against average.
In the national rankings, FSU is No. 5 in the country in goals per game (2.87), No. 7 in assists per game (3.00) and points per game (8.73), No. 8 in shots per game (18.33), No. 9 in goal differential (+30), No. 10 in shots on goal per game (8.40) and No. 17 in corner kicks per game (6.80).
Individually, Dudley is second in the NCAA in assists per game (0.73), fourth in total assists (11), 11th in points per game (1.93) and 16th in total points (29). Hudson ranks No. 9 in shot accuracy (.649) and No. 19 in goals per game (0.73).
In the polls, Florida State moved up five spots to No. 6 in this week's United Soccer Coaches top-25. The Seminoles also are fifth in the Top Drawer Soccer poll. FSU is No. 8 in the latest RPI, while the team was No. 6 in the first DI Top-16 Committee Rankings, unveiled on October 12.
SERIES HISTORY VS. VIRGINIA
In a series that began in 1995 and was last played just 10 days ago, FSU is 13-21-8 all-time against Virginia, including 7-17-5 in ACC matchups and 4-4-3 in the ACC Championship. The Seminoles are 4-7-4 at home, 3-9-1 on the road and 5-4-2 at a neutral site. Florida State is unbeaten in five straight and is 13-6-3 since a 2-1 win at the 2011 ACC Championship. That stretch includes a 3-0 win later in the 2011 NCAA Tournament that sent the Seminoles to the College Cup. The streak also includes two memorable 1-0 wins, in the 2014 national championship game to win the program's first NCAA title and the 2021 ACC championship game, along with a 2-2 draw and PK triumph in the 2015 ACC championship match.
Following a 3-2 road win on October 23, FSU has won four in a row against UVA. It started with a 1-0 win in the 2021 ACC title game, the last postseason matchup between the two sides, followed by a 1-0 victory in Charlottesville in 2022 and a 4-0 triumph a year ago in Tallahassee.
Two games ago for FSU, and three for UVA, then-No. 11 Florida State scored the game-winning goal with just 80 seconds remaining to beat then-No. 3 Virginia 3-2 on October 23 in Charlottesville, Virginia. Dudley recorded a brace and had the game-winning assist, while Hudson netted the game winner. Their efforts helped the Seminoles earn their first top-10 road win since 2023 and their first victory over a top-three team in the regular season, home or away, since a 1-0 win at No. 2 Virginia on October 6, 2022.
On a chilly night in Charlottesville, the Cavaliers took a 1-0 lead just after halftime before Dudley tied it 10 minutes later in the 59th minute. Less than five minutes passed for Dudley to get her second to give FSU a 2-1 advantage. UVA tied it at 2-2 in the 79th minute only for Hudson to win it in the 89th.
The contest marked the third time in four games, all in a 15-day span, that the Seminoles played a team that was ranked No. 3 or higher in the national polls.
A complete recap can be found here.
SCOUTING THE CAVALIERS
Virginia is 12-2-3 on the season, 8-1-1 at home and 4-1-2 on the road. The Cavaliers finished 6-2-2 in the ACC and joined FSU as one of three teams tied for fourth place with 20 points. Following its 3-2 loss to FSU on October 23, UVA has won two in a row, against Pitt on October 26 and vs. Boston College on October 30, both 2-0 contests at home. The two wins snapped a four-game winless streak, a stretch that followed 11 games unbeaten to open the campaign. The Cavaliers are 2-2-1 against top-25 opponents, with wins over No. 9 Penn State and No. 2 Duke in back-to-back contests in early September.
In this week's United Soccer Coaches poll, UVA is No. 7, while they are eighth in the Top Drawer Soccer rankings. The team is No. 1 in the RPI and No. 2 in the NCAA Committee's inaugural Top-16.
The Cavaliers have scored 35 goals with 28 assists on 291 shots, 133 on goal. They have allowed 11 goals with 56 saves for a .836 save percentage and a 0.65 goals-against average. Lia Godfrey leads the team with 10 goals, four assists and 24 points, while Maggie Cagle is second with eight goals and 20 points and also has four assists. In goal, Victoria Safradin has played in every minute of all but one game and has a 0.69 goals-against average with 53 saves for a .828 save percentage in 1,440 minutes.
LAST TIME OUT: ACC SPOT SECURED
Florida State defeated RV Wake Forest 4-1 on Thursday night in the regular-season finale as Dudley netted her second brace in as many games.
Sophomore midfielder Taylor Suarez opened the scoring by burying a free kick in the 10th minute. Dudley then scored a penalty kick in the 21st minute to make it 2-0, and she secured her second goal of the night on an assist from Suarez in the 54th minute to extend the lead to 3-0. After Wake Forest got a goal back in the 56th minute, junior midfielder Yuna McCormack answered six minutes later thanks to an assist from Hudson.
Florida State out-shot Wake Forest 19-7, with 16 shots on goal to WF's three. The Seminoles took six corner kicks to the Demon Deacons' two. Dudley led all players with six shots and five shots on goal, and she was one of four Florida State players with multiple shots on goal. Freshman goalkeeper Kate Ockene made a career-high-tying two saves for a second consecutive game and her Wake counterpart stopped 12 shots.
Thursday night's win was Senior Day and the annual Seminole Heritage game. Prior to the contest, the team's six seniors were recognized: Enasia Colon, Heather Gilchrist, Marianyela Jiménez, Sophia Nguyen, Giana Riley and Kameron Simmonds.
A complete recap can be found here.
UP NEXT: ACC SEMIFINAL
The winner between FSU and UVA will face No. 2-ranked and top-seeded Stanford in the ACC Semifinal on Thursday, November 6, in Cary, North Carolina. Kickoff on ACC Network will be at 5:30 or 8 p.m. ET at WakeMed Soccer Park.
QUICK KICKS: NOTES TO KNOW
For more information on Florida State soccer, check Seminoles.com for the latest news and scheduling information, and keep up with the team on social media through Twitter/X and Facebook (@FSUSoccer) & Instagram (@NoleSoccer).
Tickets are now on sale at Seminoles.com/Tickets. A ticket will be required for all fans, and the first 100 students will receive free admission with a valid FSU ID.
Ariya Massoudi and Michael Lahoud will have the call live on ACC Network. Live stats can be found at FSU.Statbroadcast.com. Direct links to watch and follow along can be found on the schedule page at Seminoles.com/Soccer and on social media on Twitter/X and Facebook (@FSUSoccer) & Instagram (@NoleSoccer).
Florida State is 10-2-3 on the season and earned the No. 4 seed in the six-team ACC Championship after a 20-point, 6-2-2 conference season. Following a 4-1 victory on Thursday night against Wake Forest to clinch the ACC berth, the Seminoles are 6-1-1 at home, 4-1-2 on the road and 2-2-0 against top-25 foes.
Making its 31st ACC Championship appearance, FSU is now the only team to make the postseason tournament every year in its history. Florida State is second among all teams with 11 titles, including the last five in a row, and fourth with 31 appearances in what has been a six-team event since 2021. Only one other team joins the Seminoles with more than two postseason championships. After their first season in 1995, the team won its first title in 2011, followed by four in a row from 2013-16, another crown in 2018 before the current five-year streak began in 2020.
In a rematch of a regular-season matchup from just 10 days ago, Virginia comes to Tallahassee with a 12-2-3 record and a 6-2-2 mark in the ACC to finish tied for fourth with FSU on 20 points. The Seminoles got the tiebreaker thanks to a 3-2 win in Charlottesville, Virginia, on October 23 at then-No. 3 UVA.
FSU has scored 43 goals with 45 assists on 275 shots and 126 shots on goal in 2025. In 15 games, the team has allowed 13 goals on 98 shots, 39 on target, with 26 saves for a 0.870 goals-against average and a .667 save percentage.
Junior forward Jordynn Dudley leads the team with 29 points, 11 assists and 56 shots and is second with nine goals and 22 shots on goal. She has scored two goals in back-to-back games and has a point in 13 consecutive games with multiple points in four of the last five matches. Sophomore forward Wrianna Hudson paces the team with 11 goals and 24 shots on goal and is second with 23 points. In goal, redshirt sophomore Addie Todd has made 17 saves in her nine appearances for a .708 save percentage and a 0.84 goals-against average.
In the national rankings, FSU is No. 5 in the country in goals per game (2.87), No. 7 in assists per game (3.00) and points per game (8.73), No. 8 in shots per game (18.33), No. 9 in goal differential (+30), No. 10 in shots on goal per game (8.40) and No. 17 in corner kicks per game (6.80).
Individually, Dudley is second in the NCAA in assists per game (0.73), fourth in total assists (11), 11th in points per game (1.93) and 16th in total points (29). Hudson ranks No. 9 in shot accuracy (.649) and No. 19 in goals per game (0.73).
In the polls, Florida State moved up five spots to No. 6 in this week's United Soccer Coaches top-25. The Seminoles also are fifth in the Top Drawer Soccer poll. FSU is No. 8 in the latest RPI, while the team was No. 6 in the first DI Top-16 Committee Rankings, unveiled on October 12.
SERIES HISTORY VS. VIRGINIA
In a series that began in 1995 and was last played just 10 days ago, FSU is 13-21-8 all-time against Virginia, including 7-17-5 in ACC matchups and 4-4-3 in the ACC Championship. The Seminoles are 4-7-4 at home, 3-9-1 on the road and 5-4-2 at a neutral site. Florida State is unbeaten in five straight and is 13-6-3 since a 2-1 win at the 2011 ACC Championship. That stretch includes a 3-0 win later in the 2011 NCAA Tournament that sent the Seminoles to the College Cup. The streak also includes two memorable 1-0 wins, in the 2014 national championship game to win the program's first NCAA title and the 2021 ACC championship game, along with a 2-2 draw and PK triumph in the 2015 ACC championship match.
Following a 3-2 road win on October 23, FSU has won four in a row against UVA. It started with a 1-0 win in the 2021 ACC title game, the last postseason matchup between the two sides, followed by a 1-0 victory in Charlottesville in 2022 and a 4-0 triumph a year ago in Tallahassee.
Two games ago for FSU, and three for UVA, then-No. 11 Florida State scored the game-winning goal with just 80 seconds remaining to beat then-No. 3 Virginia 3-2 on October 23 in Charlottesville, Virginia. Dudley recorded a brace and had the game-winning assist, while Hudson netted the game winner. Their efforts helped the Seminoles earn their first top-10 road win since 2023 and their first victory over a top-three team in the regular season, home or away, since a 1-0 win at No. 2 Virginia on October 6, 2022.
On a chilly night in Charlottesville, the Cavaliers took a 1-0 lead just after halftime before Dudley tied it 10 minutes later in the 59th minute. Less than five minutes passed for Dudley to get her second to give FSU a 2-1 advantage. UVA tied it at 2-2 in the 79th minute only for Hudson to win it in the 89th.
The contest marked the third time in four games, all in a 15-day span, that the Seminoles played a team that was ranked No. 3 or higher in the national polls.
A complete recap can be found here.
SCOUTING THE CAVALIERS
Virginia is 12-2-3 on the season, 8-1-1 at home and 4-1-2 on the road. The Cavaliers finished 6-2-2 in the ACC and joined FSU as one of three teams tied for fourth place with 20 points. Following its 3-2 loss to FSU on October 23, UVA has won two in a row, against Pitt on October 26 and vs. Boston College on October 30, both 2-0 contests at home. The two wins snapped a four-game winless streak, a stretch that followed 11 games unbeaten to open the campaign. The Cavaliers are 2-2-1 against top-25 opponents, with wins over No. 9 Penn State and No. 2 Duke in back-to-back contests in early September.
In this week's United Soccer Coaches poll, UVA is No. 7, while they are eighth in the Top Drawer Soccer rankings. The team is No. 1 in the RPI and No. 2 in the NCAA Committee's inaugural Top-16.
The Cavaliers have scored 35 goals with 28 assists on 291 shots, 133 on goal. They have allowed 11 goals with 56 saves for a .836 save percentage and a 0.65 goals-against average. Lia Godfrey leads the team with 10 goals, four assists and 24 points, while Maggie Cagle is second with eight goals and 20 points and also has four assists. In goal, Victoria Safradin has played in every minute of all but one game and has a 0.69 goals-against average with 53 saves for a .828 save percentage in 1,440 minutes.
LAST TIME OUT: ACC SPOT SECURED
Florida State defeated RV Wake Forest 4-1 on Thursday night in the regular-season finale as Dudley netted her second brace in as many games.
Sophomore midfielder Taylor Suarez opened the scoring by burying a free kick in the 10th minute. Dudley then scored a penalty kick in the 21st minute to make it 2-0, and she secured her second goal of the night on an assist from Suarez in the 54th minute to extend the lead to 3-0. After Wake Forest got a goal back in the 56th minute, junior midfielder Yuna McCormack answered six minutes later thanks to an assist from Hudson.
Florida State out-shot Wake Forest 19-7, with 16 shots on goal to WF's three. The Seminoles took six corner kicks to the Demon Deacons' two. Dudley led all players with six shots and five shots on goal, and she was one of four Florida State players with multiple shots on goal. Freshman goalkeeper Kate Ockene made a career-high-tying two saves for a second consecutive game and her Wake counterpart stopped 12 shots.
Thursday night's win was Senior Day and the annual Seminole Heritage game. Prior to the contest, the team's six seniors were recognized: Enasia Colon, Heather Gilchrist, Marianyela Jiménez, Sophia Nguyen, Giana Riley and Kameron Simmonds.
A complete recap can be found here.
UP NEXT: ACC SEMIFINAL
The winner between FSU and UVA will face No. 2-ranked and top-seeded Stanford in the ACC Semifinal on Thursday, November 6, in Cary, North Carolina. Kickoff on ACC Network will be at 5:30 or 8 p.m. ET at WakeMed Soccer Park.
QUICK KICKS: NOTES TO KNOW
- Florida State is in its 31st season in 2025 and owns a 485-165-61 (.724) overall record since the team's first season in 1995
- Head coach Brian Pensky is in his fourth season at FSU (64-7-11, .844) and his 21st as a collegiate head coach (249-118-56, .653), and has led the Seminoles to a national championship in 2023, another NCAA College Cup berth in 2022 and five ACC titles, two regular season and three tournament
- FSU leads the country with a .846 winning percentage the last four years, when Pensky took the helm to begin the 2022 campaign
- Eight of the Seminoles' 10 conference games came against teams in the top 10 in the ACC standings, the most in the league and two more than any other team
- The Seminoles had a four-game stretch where they played three games against teams ranked No. 3 in the country or higher in the national polls, starting on October 9 at Notre Dame, ranked No. 2 at the time and now No. 1, continuing at home vs. Stanford on October 16, a team that was and still is No. 2, before an October 23 win at No. 3 Virginia
- FSU has made the ACC Championship in all 31 years of its program history, the only ACC squad to achieve that feat
- Florida State holds a 70-game scoring streak dating back to 2022, the longest stretch in school history
- The Seminoles saw their 33-game home unbeaten streak in regulation or overtime, third-most in program history, snapped with a loss to No. 2 Stanford on October 16, with a record 31-0-2 at the Seminole Soccer Complex since their last home defeat in the middle of the 2022 season
- Florida State's 20-game unbeaten streak, tied for No. 3 all-time, came to an end with a loss at No. 2 Notre Dame on October 9, a stretch where FSU averaging more than three goals per game
- FSU finished unbeaten in regular-season non-conference play for a fifth consecutive season, going 29-0-4 since the middle of the 2019 non-conference season after a 4-0-1 mark in 2025
For more information on Florida State soccer, check Seminoles.com for the latest news and scheduling information, and keep up with the team on social media through Twitter/X and Facebook (@FSUSoccer) & Instagram (@NoleSoccer).
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