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by Paul Kennedy
The 64-team field for the NCAA Division I Women's Tournament will be announced by the NCAA Women's Soccer Committee on Monday. Soccer America analyzes how weekend results affect teams on the bubble and predicts who will get at-large bids.
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by Soccer America
Champions were crowned at 27 Division I women's conference tournaments. Three teams -- North Carolina (ACC), Toledo (Mid-American) and Denver (Sun Belt) -- won their third straight titles. CAA champion Northeastern and SEC champion Tennessee were the lowest seeds -- at No. 6 -- to prevail. For all the conference ...
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by Soccer America
For the second time in three years, Notre Dame finished as No. 1 in the Soccer America Women's Top 25. Two years ago, the Irish were 20-0-1. This year, they are 21-0-0. For the final Soccer America Women's Top 25 ...
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by Soccer America
The ACC Tournament final in Cary, N.C. drew the largest women's crowd of the weekend. A crowd of 5,116 watched North Carolina beat Virginia Tech, 3-0. The Women's College Cup will return to WakeMed Soccer Park on Dec. 5 and 7 ...
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by Paul Kennedy
Denver is the second team to clinch an automatic berth to the NCAA Division I Men's Tournament thanks to Saturday's 1-0 win over Air Force and New Mexico's 1-0 loss to San Jose State on Sunday that gave the Pioneers their first-ever Mountain Pacific Sports Federation championship.
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by Soccer America
Connecticut was the only seeded team to fall in the Big East quarterfinals when the Huskies lost at home to DePaul, 1-0. UNC Greensboro pulled an upset in the Southern Conference quarterfinals when the No. 7 Spartans beat No. 2 Furman. For all the weekend results ...
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by Soccer America
The top six teams all won and held their spots in the Soccer America Men's Top 25. For this week's Soccer America Men's Top 25 and last week's results ...
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