About Jazmin Ferguson
Jazmin Ferguson was an association football player.
College career
East Carolina Pirates Ferguson played two seasons of college soccer for the East Carolina Pirates. She was named the American Athletic Conference (AAC) Defensive Player of the Week shortly afterward for her performance in that match. She ended her freshman season as the AAC Rookie of the Year and a second-team all-conference honoree. As a sophomore in 2023, Ferguson was named first-team All-ACC and the conference's Co-Defensive Player of the Year. She started in all 19 of the Pirates' matches and recorded a career-high 4 goals.
LSU Tigers
Ferguson transferred to Louisiana State University to finish her final two years of college. She scored goals in each of her first two games for the Tigers, contributing to a win against South Alabama and a loss to Arizona State. She soon became a consistent piece in LSU's backline and started 20 matches across the year. As a senior in 2025, Ferguson was named third-team All-SEC and honored as LSU's Defensive Player of the Year. she forged a strong partnership in central defense with Sydney Cheesman that took the LSU to the Sweet Sixteen of the NCAA tournament. Ferguson also captained the Tigers to the SEC tournament championship match, later earning individual recognition as one of three LSU players on the SEC all-tournament team.
On July 9, 2026, Ferguson was announced to have signed her first professional contract with USL Super League club Tampa Bay Sun FC. She departed from Tampa Bay on a mutual contract termination the following month after not having made an appearance through the first three matches of the season.
Ferguson opted to return to LSU for a fifth year after an NCAA eligibility lawsuit allowed athletes from the class of 2022 to exercise an additional season of eligibility. She played her first game back as a Tiger on August 30, 2026, participating in a draw with Arizona.
Honors and awards Individual
AAC Co-Defensive Player of the Year: 2023 AAC Rookie of the Year: 2022 First-team All-AAC: 2023 Second-team All-AAC: 2022 Third-team All-SEC: 2025 SEC tournament all-tournament team: 2025
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Jazmin Ferguson. https://biography.guide/jazmin-ferguson/
MLA: "Jazmin Ferguson." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/jazmin-ferguson/.
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