The University of Bridgeport women's soccer team won its first-ever National Championship this past fall but that might not have been possible without Sofia Hoflin helping put the program on the map during the mid-to-late 2000s.

Hoflin led the Purple Knights to a list of firsts in program history including their first ECC Regular Season Championship in 2006, their first ECC Championship in 2009, and their first NCAA Championship appearance in 2007. After those firsts, Hoflin led the Purple Knights to two more ECC Regular Season Championships (2007, 2009) and two more NCAA Championship appearances (2008, 2009).

She helped lead Bridgeport to those new heights as an offensive force on their front line. She burst on to the scene in her freshman season of 2006 with a 20 goal, nine assist, 49 point performance that earned her All-Conference First Team accolades and the conference's Rookie of the Year honor.

Hoflin followed her outstanding debut with three more seasons of double-digit goals scoring 17, 15, and 10 over her final three seasons. She wrapped up her career with totals of 62 goals, 29 assists, and 153 points. She currently still holds Bridgeport's program-record for goals and points in a career and ranks in the top-10 in conference history in goals scored.

In addition to the honors she earned her freshman campaign, Hoflin was named to the All-Conference Second Team her final three seasons. She also earned four selections to an All-Region list (NSCAA Second Team - 2006; NSCAA Third Team - 2009; Daktronics Second Team - 2006, 2007).