The 2015 NCAA Division I women's soccer tournament (also known as the 2015 Women's College Cup) was the 34th annual single-elimination tournament to determine the national champion of NCAA Division I women's collegiate soccer. The semi-finals and championship game were played at WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, North Carolina from December 4–6, 2015 while the preceding rounds were played at various sites across the country during November 2015.[1] The champion was Penn State, who defeated Duke 1–0 in the final.
All Division I women's soccer programs were eligible to qualify for the tournament. The tournament field remained fixed at 64 teams. 31 teams received automatic bids by winning their conference tournaments and an additional 33 teams earned at-large bids based on their regular season records.[2]
Morgan Andrews – USC Emily Ogle – Penn State Makenzy Doniak – Virginia Rachel Hill – Connecticut
Toni Payne – Duke Savannah Jordan – Florida
Megan Connolly – Florida State Frannie Crouse – Penn State Megan Schafer – Penn State.svg/1280px-Flag_of_Canada_(Pantone).svg.png){kind=small}
Janine Beckie – Texas Tech Alexis Shaffer – Virginia Kailey Utley – West Virginia
Hannah Wong – Arizona Stephanie Ribeiro – Connecticut Christina Gibbons – Duke
Kayla McCoy – Duke Taylor Racioppi – Duke Sarah Troccoli – Florida Michaela Hahn – Florida State
Elín Metta Jensen – Florida State
Isabella Schmid – Florida State Berglind Björg Þorvaldsdóttir – Florida State Cheyna Williams – Florida State Taylor Stainbrook – Minnesota Anna Maria Gilbertson – Notre Dame Haleigh Echard – Penn State
Raquel Rodríguez – Penn State Charlotte Williams – Penn State Mimi Asom – Princeton Tyler Lussi – Princeton Danielle Henley – South Alabama Jordan DiBiasi – Stanford Ryan Walker-Hartshorn – Stanford Veronica Latsko – Virginia Alani Johnson – Virginia Tech
Michaela Abam – West Virginia Jessica Nelson – Arizona Sheaffer Skadsen – Arizona Hannah Alspach – Auburn Logan Beal – Auburn Kristen Dodson – Auburn Taylor Troutman – Auburn Lauren Berman – Boston College McKenzie Meehan – Boston College Alexandra Cooper – Boston University Clare Pleuler – Boston University Sophia Maccagnone – Butler Elena Medeiros – BYU Bizzy Phillips Bowen – BYU
Christina Burkenroad – Cal State Fullerton Jessica Simonian – Cal State Fullerton Rebecca Wilson – Cal State Fullerton Shannon Horgan – Clemson Abby Jones – Clemson Paige Reckert – Clemson Miranda Weslake – Clemson Kim Urbanek – Connecticut Annie Wickett – Connecticut Malinda Allen – Duke Imani Dorsey – Duke Quinn[a] – Duke
Pamela Begič – Florida Meggie Dougherty Howard – Florida Shea Rhoney – Florida Gulf Coast Paulina Speckmaier – Florida Gulf Coast Kaycie Tillman – Florida State Grace Damaska – Georgetown Melissa Downey – Georgetown Madeline Anderson – Hofstra
Leah Galton – Hofstra Whitney White – Howard Raquel Angelone – Loyola Marymount Sarah Sanger – Loyola Marymount Callie Taylor – Loyola Marymount Julianna Gernes – Minnesota Josee Stiever – Minnesota Megan Buckingham – North Carolina Alexa Newfield – North Carolina Jessie Scarpa – North Carolina Michelle Manning – Northwestern Sabrina Flores – Notre Dame Katie Naughton – Notre Dame Kaleigh Olmsted – Notre Dame Sammy Edwards – Ohio State Arden Holden – Ohio State Morgan Wolcott – Ohio State Liza Harbin – Ole Miss Gretchen Harknett – Ole Miss Olivia Harrison – Ole Miss Elizabeth Ball – Penn State Brittany Basinger – Penn State Nickolette Driesse – Penn State Kaleigh Riehl – Penn State Colby Ciarrocca – Rutgers Rachel Cole – Rutgers Cassie Inacio – Rutgers
Brianne Reed – Rutgers Madison Tiernan – Rutgers Katelyn Walters – Rutgers Grace Cutler – Santa Clara Ashley Doyle – Santa Clara Charde Hannah – South Alabama Rio Hardy – South Alabama Averie Collins – Stanford Megan Turner – Stanford Michelle Xiao – Stanford Jesse Schaefer – St. John's Kate Hajdu – Texas A&M Mikaela Harvey – Texas A&M Haley Pounds – Texas A&M Ally Watt – Texas A&M
Katrina Guillou – UNC Wilmington Lauren Nalevaiko – UNC Wilmington Sydney Sladek – USC Ayan Adu – Virginia Meghan Cox – Virginia Candace Cephers – Virginia Tech Murielle Tiernan – Virginia Tech Pascale Dumesnil – Washington Hannah Abraham – West Virginia Leah Emaus – West Virginia Sh'Nia Gordon – West Virginia Amanda Hill – West Virginia Heather Kaleiohi – West Virginia Kelsie Maloney – West Virginia Amandine Pierre-Louis – West Virginia Carla Portillo – West Virginia Leci Irvin – William & Mary Rachel Moore – William & Mary Courtney Schell – Auburn (playing against Florida State) Emily Agudelo – Hofstra (playing against Rutgers) Easther Mayi Kith – West Virginia (playing against Loyola Marymount)