KANSAS CITY—The Utah Valley women's soccer team is receiving votes for a second straight week and for the third time this season in the United Soccer Coaches Top 25 national poll released on Tuesday.  
 
It now marks the fourth time in program history that the Wolverines have received votes in the top 25. Utah Valley has received votes in the poll three times this season. 
 
The Wolverines are now on the cusp of entering the Top 25 for the first time in program history as the team now holds nine votes and is receiving the 27th most points in the poll. Among the others receiving votes, Utah Valley ranks second with nine points, just behind Georgetown's 10. Wake Forest ranks 25th in the poll with 13 points.
 
Utah Valley has played three teams that are currently ranked in the top 25 and holds a 1-2-0 record in those three matches. UVU dropped matches to Clemson (No. 7) and BYU (No. 6) before picking up a 3-2 win over USC (No. 22) on the road.
 
UVU is one of the top scoring teams in the nation this season as the squad ranks fourth in the country with 53 goals scored. UVU also ranks fourth in the country with 158 points. Utah Valley's Faith Webber ranks fourth nationally in scoring with 16 goals. The 16 goals breaks her own UVU school record for goals scored in a single season. Webber also ranks fourth nationally in goals per game at 0.89 per match. 
 
Utah Valley secured its second straight outright WAC regular season title last week with a pair of shutout wins over in-state WAC foes Utah Tech and Southern Utah. UVU has won two straight outright WAC regular season championships and has claimed three of the last four WAC regular season titles. Utah Valley finished WAC play with a 7-0-2 record and outscored its WAC opponents 35-3 this season. The Wolverines are on a school-record 12 match unbeaten streak.
 
The Wolverines are ranked No. 4 in the United Soccer Coaches Pacific Regional Top 10 poll—the highest regional ranking in program history. 
 
Utah Valley earned the top seed at this week's WAC Tournament and will take on No. 4 Grand Canyon on Wednesday at 5 p.m. (MT) in Riverside, California. The match will be streamed live on ESPN+.