Achieving a final NAIA national ranking of 15th, and advancing to the Sweet 16 in Daytona, Fla., the 2007 Women's Soccer Team featured five All-Americans, the Appalachian Athletic Conference (AAC) Player and Coach of the Year. The team finished with a 17-4-1 record, including a 6-0-1 mark on their way to the AAC regular season and postseason championships.

They posted an undefeated record at Parks Field, and all three of their regular season losses came at the hands of NCAA Division II programs. After a 2-3 start to the season, they rattled off a streak of 16 games without a loss, with a 1-1 tie with Covenant sandwiched between winning streaks of six and nine games. The historic season came to an end in Daytona in the Sweet 16 with a loss to fifth-ranked Martin Methodist. 

Behind the strong play of third team All-American defenders Pua Coffman and Emma Wells, as well as honorable mention All-America goalkeeper Karmin Helton, the Tornado defense claimed 14 of their 17 victories by shutout, including seven in a row leading up to the season-ending loss to Martin Methodist. The Tornado gave up just 16 goals all season, including just six over their final 16 games.

Offensively, the Tornado were led by honorable mention All-America honoree and AAC Player of the Year Lisa Forgione, who tallied 20 goals to lead a balanced offense that saw four other players net five or more goals on the season. Maggie Lynskey, the 2007 team's third and final honorable mention All-America honoree, scored three game-winning goals on the season, the second-most on the team.  Head coach Michael Swan was named both the AAC and Region Coach of the Year.

2007 Women's Soccer Team
Jarethea Adams
Elizabeth Borris
Lindsay Cobb
Pua Coffman
Sarah Dysarczyk
Chelsea Flowers
Lisa Forgione
Jordan Greer
Cara Hale
Meghan Hall
Sara Ham
T’Iene Haye
Karmin Helton
Laura Kilgus
Maggie Lynskey
Tori Meyers
Jena Rickard
Katelyn Ross
Mary Alice Rowney
Kara Stefko
Ana Valente
Emma Wells
Brittany Wheeler
Head Coach: Michael Swan
Assistant Coach: Josh Sokolow