The Bulls won the NCAA College Division state championship in 1966 going undefeated at 10–0–1. In 1976, the team won the first conference championship in school history across all sports by winning the regular season Sun Belt title, which they followed up by winning the inaugural Sun Belt Conference tournament too. The Bulls have made the NCAA Tournament 23 times (including the Elite Eight three of those times) and have won 27 total conference championships (13 regular season and 14 tournament), the most of any program at USF. Notable USF men's soccer alumni include Roy Wegerle, Jeff Cunningham, and Mark Chung. Women's soccer The Bulls women's soccer team was founded in 1995. The team is led by coach Denise Schilte-Brown, who is the second coach in the program's history. She joined the program in December 2006 and had previously coached at Virginia Commonwealth and University of Maryland, Baltimore County. The women's soccer team has made seven appearances in the NCAA Tournament, and have won seven combined regular season and tournament conference championships, including during an undefeated regular season and conference tournament run in 2020. They most recently won a regular season conference title in 2021. Notable USF women's soccer players include Christiane Endler and Évelyne Viens. Softball The Bulls softball team began NCAA play in 1985. The team has won seven total regular season and tournament conference championships and made 17 NCAA Tournament appearances. Additionally, the team has made one NCAA Women's College World Series (2012). Ken Eriksen, who played baseball for USF from 1981 to 1984, has been the head coach of the team since 1996 and is the winningest coach across all sports in USF history. He became the first coach at USF to reach 1,000 wins after pitcher Georgina Corrick's no hitter on April 30, 2021. Eriksen is also the current manager of the United States women's national softball team. Prior to 1985, Bulls softball played in the Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women, which disbanded in 1982; and the American Softball Association, which sanctioned college softball after the collapse of the AIAW until the NCAA started sponsoring the sport in 1985. They made the AIAW Women's College World Series in 1976 and 1981 and won the ASA National Championship in 1983 and 1984. They have won eight combined regular season and tournament conference championships. USF pitchers have thrown five perfect games and 27 no hitters as