The University of Lynchburg lifted its ODAC record 17th women's soccer trophy following an instant classic of a title clash with Virginia Wesleyan University at the Marlins' Trinder Center on Sunday afternoon. The two squads played to a 1-1 draw through 110 minutes of regulation and two extra-time periods before a save by Lynchburg keeper Jade Lecklider on VWU's seventh-round penalty kick clinched the Hornets first crown since 2018. Sunday's contest marked the sixth time an ODAC women's soccer championship was awarded via penalty kicks including three of the past four league title matches. Five additional conference championship games were decided in extra-time. In addition to another trophy for its showcases, Lynchburg earns the ODAC's automatic entry into the NCAA Division III Women's Soccer Tournament. The selection show for the 64-team field is set for Monday, November 7, at 2:00 p.m. ET on NCAA.com.

The reigning ODAC Champions the No. 3 seeded Virginia Wesleyan women's soccer team defeated the No. 2 seeded Generals of Washington & Lee University 2-1 on Friday afternoon in Lexington, Va. Shyenne Diaz and Alexis Miller scored the two Marlin goals to keep VWU ahead of WLU and earn the right to host the 2022 ODAC Championship match on Sunday afternoon at the Tassos Paphites Soccer Complex.

University of Lynchburg women's soccer is one win away from reclaiming its spot atop the Old Dominion Athletic Conference, a position the Hornets are quite familiar with.

Inclement weather is on its way to the region this weekend, greatly impacting the schedules for ODAC postseason competition in several sports.

Virginia Wesleyan University are champions of ODAC women's soccer for a second time in program history as the Marlins earned a 1-0 victory over the University of Lynchburg on Sunday in the Trinder Center.

Third-seeded University of Lynchburg scored three second-half goals on the way to a 4-0 victory at #2 Bridgewater College in the ODAC Women's Soccer Tournament semifinals. The Hornets earn their first championship game berth since 2018.

Third time is a charm for Bridgewater College women's soccer! The Eagles captured their first ODAC women's soccer title in their third appearance in an ODAC championship game on Sunday afternoon in Lexington. Collecting the league hardware did not come easy as second-seeded Bridgewater and top-seeded Washington and Lee University went to penalty kicks to determine the 2020-21 conference champion following 110 minutes of scoreless play thru regulation and two overtime periods. Bridgewater (11-1) made each of its first four penalty kicks thanks to scoring efforts from Emily York, Hanna Randolph, Skyler Daum, and Lindsey Winkels. Washington and Lee saw two of its efforts go off either post, resulting in a 4-2 shoot-off result for the Eagles.

Bridgewater freshman Destiny Zapata scored the game's only goal in the second half Friday, lifting the Eagles to a 1-0 victory over Roanoke in the ODAC Women's Soccer Tournament Semifinals.

Three second-half goals helped the Washington and Lee women's soccer team pull away to a 4-0 win over Virginia Wesleyan in the ODAC Tournament semifinals on Friday afternoon.

Sophomore goalkeeper Edye Carr (Clinton, N.C./Clinton) saved the fourth penalty kick by Virginia Wesleyan, and sophomore midfielder Maddie Bauman (Smithfield, Va./Smithfield) put the final PK into the top right corner of the net as 14th-ranked and top-seeded Randolph-Macon claimed its 13th ODAC Women's Soccer Championship after playing to a scoreless tie with the third-seeded Marlins on Sunday afternoon.

Senior forward Gabby Nelson (Clover, Va./Halifax County) scored two goals, had an assist, and was fouled in the box to force a penalty kick, all in the second half, as the 14th-ranked and top-seeded Randolph-Macon women's soccer team defeated eighth-seeded and defending conference champion Lynchburg 4-1 on Wednesday afternoon in the quarterfinals of the 2019 ODAC Tournament.

The third-seeded Virginia Wesleyan University women's soccer team used a last minute goal to drop #6 Shenandoah, 2-1, in the ODAC Championship First Round Wednesday evening played at the Trinder Center. With the win, the Marlins improve to 12-3-3 on the season while the Hornets finish their season at 12-8-0.

For the second-straight season and eighth time in the last nine years, University of Lynchburg's women's soccer team claimed the Old Dominion Athletic Conference championship.

University of Lynchburg's women's soccer team continued its quest for back-to-back Old Dominion Athletic Conference titles Saturday afternoon with a 5-1 victory over Randolph-Macon in the semifinals at Bridgewater College.

The fourth-seeded Virginia Wesleyan University women's soccer team took down top-seeded Bridgewater, 1-0, Saturday afternoon in the Old Dominion Athletic Conference Championship semifinal. With the win, the Marlins move to 11-3-4 on the year and will wait to see whether they take on #2 Lynchburg or #3 Randolph-Macon in the ODAC Championship Final at 1 p.m. on Sunday.

Caitlin Mertens turned the scoreboard more than 99 minutes from the first whistle with the game's only goal in overtime to send second-seeded Lynchburg College past fourth-seeded Bridgewater College, 1-0, in the ODAC Women's Soccer Tournament championship game.

Second-seeded Lynchburg College joins fourth-seeded Bridgewater College in the ODAC women's soccer championship game after defeating third-seeded Roanoke College, 2-1, in the semifinals on Saturday afternoon.

Fourth-seeded Bridgewater College upset top-seeded and final four host Virginia Wesleyan University, 2-1, on Saturday afternoon to punch a ticket to Sunday's ODAC women's soccer championship game.

The top-seeded Washington and Lee women's soccer team rode a pair of first-half goals to a 2-1 victory over second-seeded Virginia Wesleyan in the ODAC Championship game on Sunday at Watt Field.

Patricia Garrett scored the only goal of the game in 72nd minute, giving the ninth-seeded Randolph College women's soccer team a 1-0 win on Monday night. The WildCats defeated eighth-seeded Eastern Mennonite University in the First Round of the Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) tournament.

Sophomore Lexi Mallory (Charlottesville, Va./Miller School) scored her first goal of the season with 50 seconds left in the first half as the seventh-seeded Randolph-Macon women's soccer team edged No. 10 Guilford 1-0 Monday evening at Day Field in the first round of the ODAC Tournament.

The Lynchburg College women's soccer team earned its sixth-straight Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) title Sunday in a 1-1 double overtime tie against Roanoke College, outscoring the Maroons 5-3 in penalty kicks to determine the champion. LC earns the conference's automatic bid to the NCAA Division III Tournament, and will find out all of the details of NCAA post-season play on the NCAA selection show Monday at 1 p.m.

The top-seeded Lynchburg College women's soccer team defeated #4 Virginia Wesleyan College 4-0 Saturday afternoon in the semifinals of the 2015 Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) Tournament. LC advances to the finals Sunday, looking for the program's sixth-straight conference title.

The Roanoke College Women's Soccer team defeats second-seeded Shenandoah to move on to the ODAC Championship against top-seeded Lynchburg on Sunday for the first time since 2007.

Senior forward Dessi Dupuy headed in the game's only goal Saturday to give the Lynchburg College women's soccer team a 1-0 victory over Washington and Lee University in the finals of the Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) Tournament. It is the fifth-straight conference title for the Hornets and the 13th in program history.

It took until the overtime period, but with 3:50 remaining junior Morgan Singer found the back of the net to advance the No. 1 seed Lynchburg College women's soccer team past No. 4-seeded Virginia Wesleyan College, 1-0, in the Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) tournament semifinals on Wednesday night.

Sophomore forward Tricia Jessee (Roanoke, Va. / Patrick Henry) scored a pair of goals to lead the second-seeded Washington and Lee women's soccer team to a 2-0 triumph over sixth-seeded Shenandoah in the ODAC Tournament semifinals on Wednesday afternoon at Watt Field. The win improved W&L to 15-1-1 and Shenandoah ends its season 8-10-2.

The Lynchburg College women's soccer team won its fourth straight Old Dominion Athletic Conference with a 2-0 victory over Washington and Lee University Saturday afternoon. The Hornets earn the ODAC's automatic qualification into the 2013 NCAA Division III Women's Soccer Tournament.

The #11 Lynchburg College women's soccer team is in its fourth straight ODAC Championship Game after shutting out Shenandoah University 6-0 in Tuesday's semifinal.

The Washington and Lee women's soccer team advances to the ODAC Tournament title match for the first time since 2009 after taking down Bridgewater, 3-0, on Tuesday afternoon at Watt Field.

Lynchburg College women's soccer scored once in each half as the Hornets collected their 11th overall and third straight ODAC title with a 2-0 win over Bridgewater College on Saturday afternoon. LC earns the ODAC's automatic bid into the NCAA Division III Tournament, which begins play next week. The tournament selection show is set for 1:30 p.m. on www.ncaa.com.

Bridgewater College forward Melanie Waters headed home the deciding goal with just 22 seconds to play as the Eagles stunned nationally third-ranked and previously undefeated Virginia Wesleyan College, 2-1, on the Thursday in the ODAC semifinals. Bridgewater will be making their first ODAC women's soccer title game appearance when it heads to Lynchburg College to face the Hornets on Sunday.

Lynchburg College broke a scoreless draw with Shenandoah University with four goals in the second half to punch its ticket to the ODAC title game with a 4-1 win over SU. Lynchburg goes in search of its third straight ODAC women's soccer crown as it welcomes Bridgewater College to the Hill City on Sunday.

Senior Brittany Klippstein scored the game's only goal as the Lynchburg College women's soccer team defeated Virginia Wesleyan College Saturday 1-0 in the ODAC Championship game. The Hornets captured their second-consecutive ODAC title and advance to the NCAA Division III Tournament.

Sophomore Angela Bosco netted the only goal on Wednesday as first-seeded Lynchburg defeated fifth-seeded Washington and Lee, 1-0, in the ODAC Tournament semifinal round. The Hornets move on to face Virginia Wesleyan for the third time in four years for the ODAC title on Saturday.

Virginia Wesleyan sandwiched goals early and late around a solid defensive effort Wednesday to post a 2-0 victory over Roanoke in an ODAC tournament semifinal contest. The Marlins advance to meet at Lynchburg on Saturday in the conference title for the third time in the last four years.

It took penalty kicks to decide the 2010 ODAC Women's Soccer Championship on Saturday. Lynchburg College earned the conference's crown 3-2 via the spot kicks as Audrey Moore made the second of two saves on Virginia Wesleyan College's final kick to secure the Hornets' advancement.

Junior Brittany Klippstein scored three goals as the first-seeded Lynchburg College women's soccer team defeated #5 Washington & Lee University 3-0 on Wednesday night in the Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) semifinals.

Virginia Wesleyan women's soccer team will compete for the ODAC championship for the third consecutive year and fourth in the last five seasons. The Marlins earned a berth in the title tilt by posting a 4-1 victory over the host Maroons of Roanoke College in Tuesday's semifinal contest at Kerr Stadium.

The Washington and Lee women’s soccer team won the 2009 ODAC Tournament championship on penalty kicks, 3-2, after tying Virginia Wesleyan, 0-0, on Saturday at Foster Field. The Generals earn the ODAC's automatic qualifier into the NCAA Division III Tournament.

Washington and Lee University and Virginia Wesleyan College were both victorious in semifinal action on Wednesday afternoon, setting up the 2009 ODAC Women’s Soccer Touranment championship game. The Generals topped Lynchburg College, 2-1, in Lexington. The Marlins downed Roanoke College, 5-1, at home.

The number two seed Washington and Lee women’s soccer team would record two goals in the second half as they topped seventh-seeded Guilford, 2-0, in the quarterfinal match of the ODAC women’s soccer tournament on Saturday afternoon at Watt Field.