On Senior Day, the families walk out to the pitch with bouquets. Every other day of the year, this club is how alumni, parents, and fans across the country stand behind Penn State Women's Soccer.
The student section in white, flag up and the bass drum going, on a sunny afternoon.
The Penn State Women's Soccer Booster Club is an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit, run entirely by a volunteer board of fans, alumni, and families. No paid staff — just people who care about this program.
Our mission is a single sentence: promote and support Penn State Women's Soccer. In practice that means annual memberships, gatherings through the season, booster merchandise, and direct giving — all of it organised by volunteers, all of it in service of the Blue & White. Contributions are tax-deductible as allowed by law.
Become a MemberFrom Jeffrey Field's opening in 1972 to a 31st straight NCAA Tournament in 2025 — set down here the way a programme should set it down: plainly, and with some pride.
Jeffrey Field opens on natural grass. The ground arrives two decades before the varsity team that would make it famous.
First varsity season, under Patrick Farmer. Happy Valley has a women's soccer team at last.
First NCAA Tournament berth — and the start of a streak that has not been broken since.
Three College Cup runs — 1999, 2002, and 2005 — establish Penn State among the nation's elite. November soccer becomes the expectation.
A run all the way to the College Cup final.
NCAA National Champions. Duke beaten 1–0 in Cary, North Carolina, senior captain Rocky Rodríguez scoring in the 72nd minute — the first national title ever won by a Big Ten women's soccer program, at the end of a tournament Penn State outscored 20–0 across six games.
A ninth Big Ten Tournament title.
Back in the Elite Eight — for the second straight year.
A 31st consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance, the second-longest active streak in the country.
The Jeffrey Field Soccer Complex opens on February 25, and Erica Dambach enters her 20th season in charge.
Some of the biggest names in the international game learned their trade in Blue & White.
Eighteen alumnae on NWSL opening-day rosters in 2024
Jeffrey Field with both stands full, honours boards ringing the touchline.
Natural grass, honours boards along the touchline, and an attendance record of 5,117 — set in 2012 against No. 1 Stanford.
For most of its history, the ground had big nights but few comforts. Both soccer programs dressed in Rec Hall across campus and bused to Jeffrey Field on match days; temporary trailers stood in for a clubhouse, and there was no indoor plumbing at the field. That era ended on February 25, 2026, when the $21.25 million Jeffrey Field Soccer Complex opened — a proper soccer operations center with locker rooms, hydrotherapy, and strength and conditioning, plus covered chairback seating, new video boards, and upgraded lighting, with room for around 4,000 on a big night.
Join Us on MatchdayWe take the rulebook as seriously as the record book.
Under NCAA rules, every donor to Penn State Athletics is a “representative of athletics interests” — a booster — for life, and those rules never permit providing benefits or preferential treatment to student-athletes. If you're ever unsure what's allowed, ask the Penn State Athletics Compliance Office before you act. We do.
