Women's · Washington
Women's college soccer in Washington
16 women's college soccer programs play in Washington — 5 in D1, 4 in D2, 4 in D3 and 3 in the NAIA. Each is listed below with its conference and the size of its 2026-27 roster.
- Programs
- 16
- Median roster
- 28
- Players listed
- 376
Rosters: the 14 confirmed squads for this season, read from each school’s own site between Sep 10, 2026 and Sep 11, 2026.
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By division
16 programs · players on each 2026-27 roster
Players: the 2026-27 roster as the school publishes it, where we could confirm it is this season’s. → a Startline page with the class-year breakdown · ↗ the school’s own site: its roster page, or its team or athletics page where the roster link did not check out.
NCAA Division I
5 programs
NCAA Division II
4 programs
NCAA Division III
4 programs
Players from Washington
Where Washington players go
707 women from Washington are on a published college soccer roster, and 30% of them play for a school inside Washington.
Out of state, the most common destinations are Oregon, California and Colorado.
For scale: 10,186 girls played high-school soccer in Washington in 2024-25.
Counted off the hometowns listed on college rosters (read Sep 11, 2026; the 2026-27 squad for most programs, last season’s where a school had not posted a new one). A headcount of who is playing, not a rate — no one publishes how many of a state’s high-school players go on. High-school figure: NFHS participation survey, 2024-25. NFHS survey (PDF).
Quick answers
Counted, with the date on it
How many women's college soccer programs are in Washington?
16: 5 in D1, 4 in D2, 4 in D3 and 3 in the NAIA.
Do girls from Washington stay in state to play college soccer?
30% of the 707 women from Washington on a published college roster play for a school inside Washington. Counted off roster hometowns, read Sep 11, 2026.
How big are women's soccer rosters at colleges in Washington?
The median is 28 players, across the 14 rosters we have read and could confirm are 2026-27 squads. The smallest is Walla Walla’s, at 16; the largest is Pacific Lutheran University’s, at 36. Roster size is not the number of spots a program recruits each year; how many graduate at each position is what decides that.
Your player, these programs
Which of them fit your player?
A list of women's programs in Washington is the same for every family. Which of them fit your player — level, position, grad year and grades — and which have room at your position is what the free list scores.