UW Men's And Women's Soccer Receive Championship Rings
8/11/2026
Washington men's soccer won its first national championship in a thrilling 3-2 overtime victory over NC State. Harrison Bertos scored the game-winning goal for the Huskies. The national championship logo is on one side of the ring, surrounded by gold and diamonds.
The top of the ring reads “National Champions” with the signature block W in the middle of a soccer ball filled with diamonds. A key element is the star above the W, denoting the national championship as is tradition for collegiate soccer programs.
Inside the ring are the results from the Huskies' NCAA Tournament games, headlined by the 3-2 overtime victory in the national championship match.
One side of the ring has the player's name engraved above the national championship trophy with his number below.
Washington women's soccer won the Big Ten regular season title and the B1G tournament in just the second season in the league. The top of the commemorative ring reads “Big Ten Champions” with the signature block W in the middle of a soccer ball filled with diamonds.
On one side of the ring is an orange ribbon with Mia Hamant's initials. It is the same ribbon that appeared on the team's jerseys in support of the star goalkeeper who tragically passed away from cancer while UW was playing in the Big Ten Tournament. Above the ribbon is an engraving of the name of the ring's owner.
The inside of the ring reads “Championships are won on Sundays. 12 Bricks. Level Up." Two of the lines were slogans during the Huskies' 2025 season while “12 Bricks” references the school record of 12 shutouts the team recorded in the 2025 season.
Another side of the ring reads “Women's Soccer Team 35” above the B1G logo. The 35th team in program history set a new standard of excellence, as the magical season continued all the way to the Huskies' third Elite Eight appearance in school history.
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