Brewster Academy girls' soccer competes in the Lakes Region League of the New England Preparatory School Athletic Council (NEPSAC). Since 2000, the Brewster Bobcats have won 18 Lakes Region titles, earned 21 bids to the NEPSAC Class C tournament, made 15 NEPSAC finals appearances, and won eight NEPSAC championships.

In its challenging league, Brewster annually competes against Holderness School, Kimball Union Academy, New Hampton School, Proctor Academy, St. Paul's School, Tilton School, and Vermont Academy. Brewster also plays several other NEPSAC teams each year, and competes with teams from New England and New York in the NEPSAC tournament. 

The Brewster Academy girls' soccer program is designed to provide students with the opportunity to develop the athletic and social skills necessary for success in collegiate soccer and in life. A competitive schedule and rigorous training sessions help players develop their technical, tactical, physical, and psychological abilities. In developing these abilities, our players can reach their potential as athletes and teammates. Coaches focus not only on providing instruction, expertise, and constructive feedback but also on encouraging players to become active, collaborative, and responsible participants within their team and their school. After graduating, alumni of the Brewster girls' soccer program have gone on to join a wide range of collegiate soccer programs, and a few are beginning to enter the coaching ranks in high school and in college.