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Utah women’s soccer embraces change with a new look roster

By dailyutahchronicle.com · August 31, 2026 · 1 min read
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For years, the University of Utah women’s soccer team has been searching for a way back to the NCAA Tournament and has been working toward becoming a consistent force in the Big 12 conference. To start the season, Utah welcomed 18 new players, the most newcomers in program history.

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