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by Paul Kennedy
[STANFORD-OKLAHOMA STATE] Stanford is returning to the Women's College Cup for the fourth consecutive year thanks to its 2-1 overtime win over Oklahoma State. Senior Lindsay Taylor's golden goal from point-black range less than three minutes into overtime gave the Cardinal the win, its 50th straight at home.
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by Soccer America
[DATEBOOK] For the seventh time in 30 years, the top four seeds advanced to the semifinals of the NCAA Women's Tournament. Top-ranked Stanford will meet Florida State in one semifinal, and two other ACC teams -- Wake Forest and Duke -- will face off in the other Dec. 2 at ...
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by Soccer America
[DUKE-LONG BEACH STATE] Duke is returning to the NCAA Division I women's semifinals for the first time since 1992 thanks to its 2-0 win over Long Beach State. The Blue Devils got goals seven minutes apart in the second half by Kim DeCesare and Gilda Doria to move on to ...
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by Soccer America
[FLORIDA STATE-VIRGINIA] Florida State is headed back to the Women's College Cup for the first time in four years thanks to a 3-0 victory over Virginia that ended a string of eight games without a win against the Cavaliers at the Seminole Soccer Complex.
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by Soccer America
[WAKE FOREST-UCF] Led by 2011 ACC Offensive Player of the Year Katie Stengel, Wake Forest advanced to the Women's College Cup for the first time with convincing 3-0 win over UCF.
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