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Brooks is very proud of its girls soccer program, offering three levels of play. Each of the three teams has its own natural grass field on which they train and play matches. All three teams compete against other independent schools. The three teams play between 10 and 17 games each fall.

The girls 1st team has established itself as one of the top teams in New England. The athletes compete in the Independent School League and won the Class A Championship in 2012. The 1st team also garnered ISL championship titles in 2013, 2007, 2005, 2002, and 2001.

Most importantly, the Brooks girls soccer program has established a culture and tradition of excellence. Pride, passion and purpose are what we stand for. We build our foundation on teamwork and working towards a common goal together. If you look at the history and tradition of Brooks girls soccer, you will see many of our Brooks alumnae who have played collegiately within some of the most prestigious athletic and academic conferences including the ACC, SEC, IVY League, NESCAC and the UAA.

We believe that our technical and tactical training program is one of the best in New England. With focus on individual development and periodization, every session is planned specifically to reach the best possible performance during the most competitive times of the year. With games on Wednesdays and Saturdays, we monitor various aspects of training for injury prevention and fatigue. We also incorporate fitness, strength and conditioning, and agility work into each week. All of our season games are filmed throughout the fall. This allows or coaching staff to edit video for individual and team tactical feedback.

Most importantly, the overall athletic experience for our female student athletes is what separates Brooks girls soccer from other schools with our longstanding traditions and success.