November marks the start of the NCAA women's soccer tournament, where 64 teams are vying for the 2023 College Cup.
The top-ranked team in the tournament is Florida State, boasting a perfect season with 16 wins, 0 losses, and 1 tie.
Florida State is also the reigning ACC champion, looking to secure their second national title in three years.
UCLA, the defending national champion, stands just behind Florida State, with a season record of 16 wins, 1 loss, and 1 tie.
The tournament is divided into four sections, with the top eight seeds in each section hosting first-round matches.
As the competition progresses, second and third-round games will be played at campus sites with the highest-seeded teams.
The quarterfinals will occur at the home stadium of the highest-seeded team, further narrowing the field.
Eventually, the top four teams will advance to the College Cup, the pinnacle of the tournament.
Excitement and anticipation are building as these women's soccer teams battle it out for collegiate soccer supremacy.