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Home > College Soccer Reporter > Monday, Dec. 6, 2010
by Paul Kennedy
[WOMEN'S CUP COLLEGE] For the second year in a row, Stanford came into the NCAA Division I women's final top-ranked and unbeaten. And once again, it came home without the title. But Notre Dame coach Randy Waldrum asked one thing after the Irish beat the Cardinal, 1-0, in Sunday's championship ... Read the whole story
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[AWARDS] Melissa Henderson and Lauren Fowlkes of national champion Notre Dame were among nine players at the Women's College Cup who were named to the 2010 NSCAA/Performance Subaru Women's NCAA Division I All-America Team. For all the selections ... Read the whole story
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[NCAA DIVISION II MEN] Northern Kentucky won its first title with a 3-2 victory over Rollins in the NCAA Division II men's final played in heavy snow Saturday in Louisville, Ky. Read the whole story
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[NCAA DIVISION III MEN] Lynchburg was five minutes away from winning the NCAA Division III men's title when Messiah rallied to send the game into overtime, where it won, 2-1, for its third straight national championship and eighth in the past 11 years. Read the whole story
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[NCAA DIVISION II WOMEN] Grand Valley State capped a record-setting season when it claimed its second straight NCAA Division II women's championship on Saturday afternoon with a 4-0 victory over UC San Diego. Read the whole story
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[NCAA DIVISION III WOMEN] Hardin-Simmons won its first NCAA Division III women's title with a 2-1 win over two-time defending champion Messiah on Saturday evening at the Blossom Athletic Complex in San Antonio, Texas. Read the whole story
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[NAIA MEN] No. 3-seed Hastings won its first NAIA men's championship when it beat Notre Dame (Ohio), 5-3, to set an NAIA tournament record for most goals scored with 21 in five matches, including 15 in the last three games. Read the whole story
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[NAIA WOMEN] Lee  captured its third straight NAIA women's championship with a 3-0 win over Hastings in Saturday's final in Decatur, Ala. Read the whole story



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