Georgia women's soccer team breaks NCAA attendance record with crowd of 25,433
The University of Georgia women's soccer team broke the NCAA attendance record for men or women with a crowd of 25,433 on Thursday night at Sanford Stadium for a 6-0 victory over James Madison. Honoka Hamano scored twice for Georgia in the “Soccer in Sanford” match honoring the 30th anniversary of the United States women’s gold-medal victory over China in the 1996 Olympics at the iconic…
The University of Georgia women's soccer team made history on Thursday night by breaking the NCAA attendance record with a crowd of 25,433 at Sanford Stadium. The match was part of the "Soccer in Sanford" event, which celebrated the 30th anniversary of the United States women's gold-medal victory over China in the 1996 Olympics.
Georgia's Honoka Hamano scored twice in the 6-0 victory over James Madison, surpassing the previous women's attendance record of 14,410 set in 1999. This achievement also broke the overall men's attendance record of 22,512 set in 1980.
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