KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Thomas Jefferson University women's soccer keeps up their dominant season going and earns national recognition as they were ranked 10th in the latest United Soccer Coaches National Poll on Tuesday afternoon.
 
This is the highest ranking the Rams have received in school history. Jefferson currently sits at 10-1-1 on the season, their sixth straight season with 10+ victories (2020 had only eight total games played due to COVID-19). The Rams historic run correlates in the conference as well as they currently hold a 29 unbeaten streak in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC), going 27-0-2 in the past three years.
 
The Rams currently rank 6th in the country in shutout percentage (.750) and ninth in won-lost-tied percentage (.875). Jefferson sits atop the CACC in multiple categories that include: Shots on Goal Per Game (9.42 – 10th in nation), Shots per game (19.17 – 12th), Scoring Offense (2.58 – 17th), Assists Per Game (2.08 – 20th), Points Per Game (7.25 – 21st), Corner Kicks Per Game (6.25 – 22nd), Total Goals (31 – 26th), Total Assists (25 – 27th), Goals-Against-Average (.583 – 29th), and Total Points (87 – 31st).