Columbus State University’s women’s soccer team added another chapter to its recent dominance by winning the Peach Belt Conference (PBC) Tournament championship for the fourth year in a row, a milestone that underscores the program’s consistency and depth.

According to Hyper Local Loop, the Cougars entered the tournament as the sixth‑ranked team and opened the knockout stage with a decisive 4-0 victory over Georgia College in the semifinals. Four different Cougars scored in that match, demonstrating the roster’s balanced offensive threat.

The championship game followed, where Columbus State secured the tournament crown, completing a four‑peat that places the program among the elite in NCAA Division II women’s soccer. The win was propelled by standout performances from forward Huda Sayedzada, who earned Most Valuable Player honors for her contributions throughout the tournament.

“Sayedzada’s play was a driving force behind the Cougars’ run to the championship,” the outlet reported, noting that her MVP recognition reflects the individual excellence that has become a hallmark of the team’s recent success.

For residents of Columbus, Georgia, the achievement offers a source of community pride. The Cougars’ continued success on the national stage highlights the Fountain City’s ability to support and develop high‑performing athletic programs, reinforcing local identity and school spirit.

Looking ahead, the Cougars will aim to build on this momentum as they prepare for the upcoming regular season, with expectations of maintaining their competitive edge in the Peach Belt Conference. Fans and alumni are encouraged to attend future home matches at the university’s soccer facility to continue supporting the team’s pursuit of excellence.

Sources: hyperlocalloop.com