Nia Hislop returns to UMass women's soccer after national team debut
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 11, 2026, 12:40 PM
Last updated Nov 11, 2026

Nia Hislop, UMass women's soccer captain, made her national team debut for Trinidad and Tobago on April 17, 2026. After a season-ending hip injury sidelined her during the 2025 season, she returned to help UMass improve to 11-2-5 ahead of the Mid-American Conference tournament. Hislop's recovery from injury marked a significant milestone, showcasing her determination and leadership as the team looks toward postseason success.
- •Nia Hislop plays as a midfielder for UMass women's soccer.
- •UMass enters the Mid-American Conference tournament with an 11-2-5 record.
- •Hislop's national team debut came after recovering from a significant injury.
- •She experienced a strong emotional response from family at her debut match.
- •UMass women's soccer is highlighted in a collaborative series with MassLive.
- 12:40 PMYahoo Sports — How Nia Hislop found her voice as a UMass women's soccer leader
"After a season-ending hip injury, UMass captain Nia Hislop returned to the field, made her Trinidad and Tobago debut and continued building a soccer legacy of her own.
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