cross country, golf, soccer, swimming and tennis; while women's sports include basketball, bowling, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, swimming, tennis and volleyball. Competitive cheerleading is offered as a co-ed sport. Competitive trap and skeet shooting was added as the department's 15th varsity sport in the fall of 2013. Accomplishments Some of the sport teams' accomplishments include: Women's Soccer – Three-time NAIA National Champions (2005, 2007, 2021). Nine consecutive TranSouth Athletic Conference championships (2004–2012), nine consecutive NAIA National Tournament berths (2004–2012), 24 NAIA All-Americans and the 2005 and 2007 NAIA Player of the Year awards. Men's Soccer – On Dec. 7, 2013, the FireHawks defeated Auburn University at Montgomery 2–1 in overtime to claim the program's first ever NAIA national championship. Despite entering the 32-team tournament as the lowest seeded squad, the FireHawks vanquished some of the NAIA's premier competition to claim the title. In their opening-round matchup, the FireHawks avenged an early season loss with a 2–0 victory over Bryan College. In the second round, the FireHawks thrashed No. 1 overall seed Grand View University 5–0, highlighted by a second half natural hat trick from eventual tournament Offensive Most Outstanding Player Sean Dong. In their quarterfinal matchup, the FireHawks knocked off defending national champion Belhaven University 2–1 in double overtime. The victory marked the third time in 2013 the FireHawks had beaten the defending national champion Blazers. The FireHawks also defeated the Blazers 1–0 to claim the 2013 Southern States Athletic Conference Championship a month prior. In the national tournament semifinal, the FireHawks scored with just under four minutes left in regulation to force overtime against Ashford University before ultimately advancing in a penalty kick shootout. FireHawk goalkeeper Stephen Lunney, who was named the tournament's Most Outstanding Defensive Player, made a stop on the second Ashford penalty before taking and making the fifth and final penalty to send the FireHawks to the tournament final. In the title match, the FireHawks struck for an early goal against Auburn University at Montgomery, but allowed a second half goal from the Warhawks. In overtime, FireHawk midfielder Jonathan Remond took a pass from Kenneth Monge just outside the Warhawk box and finessed a left-footed shot into the back of the net to give the FireHawks the national title. References External links Official website Official athletics website Public universities and colleges in Tennessee Educational institutions established in 1870 Universities and colleges accredited by the Southern