Sam Woods, daughter of golfing icon Tiger Woods, played a crucial role in leading her high school soccer team, The Benjamin School Buccaneers, to a historic victory in the Florida 2A FHSAA state championship. The Buccaneers secured their first-ever girls' soccer title by defeating the Episcopal School of Jacksonville 1-0.

A proud Tiger Woods was seen enthusiastically cheering from the stands and shared a heartwarming embrace with his daughter after the game. Sam, a senior defender, played a vital role in maintaining a clean sheet for her team. Head Coach Hillary Carney praised the team's defense, highlighting Sam's contribution as a key senior player in securing the victory.

Freshman Emma Bartoli scored the lone goal of the match, sealing the championship for The Benjamin School. This win marks a remarkable turnaround for the team, which had a challenging regular season with only four wins before their impressive playoff run.

Sam will be attending Stanford University in the fall, the same institution where her father played collegiate golf before turning professional. This victory adds to the Woods family's legacy of athletic achievement. Sam's younger brother, Charlie Woods, also attends The Benjamin School and led the men's golf team to a state championship in 2023.

While Tiger celebrated his daughter's success, his return to professional golf remains uncertain.