Columbus State University’s soccer program has done it again. The Cougars captured their fourth consecutive Peach Belt Conference (PBC) Tournament championship, cementing their status as one of the premier programs in NCAA Division II women’s soccer. The latest title run was highlighted by a dominant 4-0 semifinal victory over Georgia College, in which four different Cougars found the back of the net.

Leading the charge throughout the tournament was Huda Sayedzada, who earned Most Valuable Player honors for her standout performances. Sayedzada’s play was a driving force behind the Cougars’ run to the championship, and her MVP recognition reflects the kind of individual excellence that has become a hallmark of Columbus State soccer.

The road to the title began in impressive fashion when the sixth-ranked Cougars blanked Georgia College 4-0 in the semifinal round, advancing to the PBC Championship game with momentum and confidence. The team then went on to secure the tournament crown, completing a remarkable four-peat that speaks volumes about the program’s consistency, depth, and coaching.

Four straight conference tournament titles is no small feat in collegiate athletics. It signals not just a talented roster, but a program culture built on sustained excellence — year after year, the Cougars have risen to the occasion when the postseason spotlight shines brightest.

For Columbus, Georgia, this kind of athletic achievement is a source of genuine community pride. Columbus State University continues to represent the Fountain City on the national stage, and this latest championship adds another memorable chapter to what is becoming a dynasty in Peach Belt Conference soccer. Congratulations to the Cougars, to MVP Huda Sayedzada, and to everyone who has supported this program along the way.

Sources: Peach Belt Conference, Peach Belt Conference