The Holy Family University women have come in seventh in the 2025-26 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) Restaino Cup standings, the league offices announced on Thursday. 
 
The Restaino Cup is handed out based on institutions' performances across all CACC championship sports, with one Cup awarded for each gender. The point system used considers each program's finish in both the 2025-26 regular-season standings and conference championship tournaments. Each school's point total is compared to the number of points it was possible for it to earn, and the standings are based on that percentage.
 
The Tigers totaled 62 of a possible 118 points, for a 52.5 percentage of possible points earned. 
 
Jefferson won its fifth consecutive Cup with a 67.0 percentage of possible points earned to hold off runner-up Wilmington, whose percentage was 63.7.
 
Basketball led the HFU women with 18 of a possible 19 points earned after winning its first regular season title since 2012-13 and advancing to a second consecutive CACC Championship Game. 
 
Volleyball also made a run to the title match, for the fourth time in seven years, after sharing its first regular season title since 2021 to claim 12.5 out of 14 possible points. 
 
Softball's fourth place finish in the regular season led to 9.5 points after a sixth consecutive CACC Tournament appearance.
 
Top six finishes for track & field and cross country at their respective championships garnered six points apiece. 
 
Rounding out the Tigers' point total were soccer (4.5), lacrosse (3) and bowling (2.5).