Northwestern Women’s Soccer finalizes roster ahead of 2026 preseason opener
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 30, 2026, 4:27 PM
Last updated Jul 30, 2026
Northwestern Women’s Soccer prepares for the 2026 season with a roster change as the team faces offseason losses and gains. The Wildcats welcome six new recruits to replace the six players who graduated, including key departures Brooke Miller and Caterina Regazzoni. Goalkeeper Nyamma Nelson stands out after an impressive freshman season, while defenders like Audrey Alberts and first-year recruit Gwen Zimmerman are poised to fill crucial roles. The team looks to build on its recent success, having made strides in recruiting, particularly with players who bring international experience. Northwestern faces Notre Dame in its preseason opener within a week, marking a critical test for the new lineup.
- •Northwestern has lost six players to graduation.
- •Six new recruits join the 27-player roster.
- •Nyamma Nelson set a shutout record last season.
- •Team prepares for a preseason match against Notre Dame.
- •Roster changes aim to build on last year's success.
- 4:27 PMYahoo Sports — Northwestern Women’s Soccer’s 2026 Roster Preview
"Last year’s recruiting class turned out to be a bunch of all-stars. Is the team headed on a similar path this year?
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