Former Players, Fans Congratulate Penn State Women’s Soccer On 20th Big Ten Regular-Season Title
Penn State women’s soccer won its 20th regular-season title in the Big Ten on Sunday, marking another historic milestone for the storied program.
Despite the season being moved from the fall to spring in a pandemic-ridden year and starting the season off with a loss, Penn State showed incredible resiliency en route to yet another No. 1 seed at the Big Ten Tournament.
Fans, former players, and members of the Penn State community took to Twitter to congratulate the team on its deserved achievement.
World Cup winner Alyssa Naeher and Penn State men’s soccer head coach Jeff Cook were among those to shout the team out.
— Alyssa Naeher (@AlyssaNaeher) March 29, 2021
#WeAre https://t.co/3C5b9HGlpu
Congrats, @PennStateWSOC!!
— Penn State Men’s Soccer (@PennStateMSOC) March 28, 2021#WeAre https://t.co/4DZgC3EvtA
A few of Penn State’s student sections acknowledged the women’s soccer team’s impressive season, too.
Sending a huge congratulations to our friends @PennStateWSOC & @ParkAvenueArmy
— Legion of Blue (@LegionofBluePSU) March 29, 2021#WeAre #OneTeam https://t.co/9RJHUeVIT0
Recently hired men’s basketball coach Micah Shrewsberry showed his burgeoning Penn State pride as well.
Congrats to @EDambach7 & @PennStateWSOC – Big Ten Champs!
— Micah Shrewsberry (@Coach_Shrews) March 29, 2021
Head coach Erica Dambach also weighed in and referenced her “chop wood, carry water” mantra that has motivated the group for the past year. Apparently, it worked!
12 months ago we started to “Chop Wood, Carry Water”
— EDambach7 (@EDambach7) March 28, 2021
And now we are B1G Champions 
worth it!! It’s safe to say Dambach is being rightly credited for an incredible run. Of the 20 titles Penn State has won, 11 of them have come under the current head coach.
Penn State has played women's soccer in the Big Ten for 27 seasons and won 20 of the regular season conference titles
— Joey Gulino (@JGulinoYahoo) March 28, 2021
One of my favorite beats working for student media
Congratulations to Dambach and the rest of the team. Dare we say, “dynasty”?
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