[COLLEGE] The top two ranked teams — Franklin Pierce and Midwestern State — advanced to the NCAA II men’s quarterfinals. Unbeaten and untied Saint Roseand Central Missouri moved into the NCAA Division II women’s final 16. The top three ranked teams — Trinity (Texas), Ohio Wesleyan and Messiah — advanced in NCAA Division III men’s play. […]
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NCAA Division I Women's Tournament Scoreboard
[COLLEGE] Washington stunned No. 1 regional seed Portland, ranked No. 2 in the final Soccer America Women’s 25 rankings, with a 10-9 shootout win (1-1 afterovertime) in the second round of the NCAA Division I Women’s Tournament. Georgetown also knocked off No. 1 regional seed Maryland in a shootout. Other regional seeds to fall on […]
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Five teams to watch out for
[COLLEGE WOMEN] The NCAA Division I Women’s Tournament begins Thursday with regional play at UCLA. Despite their 12-7-1 record, the Bruins are a team no onewants to face in the postseason. Here’s a look at five unseeded teams that could move on the final 16 … UCLA. The Bruins will host BYU, UCF andFresno State […]
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Clinton captures first national title
[NJCAA WOMEN] Kim Dragoon scored two goals to lead to Clinton Community College to the NJCAA Division III women’schampionship — its first national title in any sport — with a 3-2 victory over New York rival Genesee Community College. Quarterfinals Nov. 5 in Largo, Md. Clinton (N.Y.) 2 Rochester Tech (Minn.) 0 North Lake (Texas) […]
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Portland women close in on attendance record
[CROWD COUNT] Once again, Portland, Texas A&M, BYU and North Carolina lead the NCAA Division I women’s ranks in attendance. BYU joined the other three teamsin averaging 2,000 or fans a game during the regular season. Portland is averaging 3,633 fans a game and should break its overall attendance record of 47,082 set in 2008 […]
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Women's soccer gets wakeup call
[MY VIEW] One loss in 36 games is certainly no reason to panic, but the USA’s 2-1 loss to Mexico Friday in Women’s World Cup qualifying is a wake-up call. Moretroubling than the result was the manner of the U.S. performance. Unless there’s an overhaul in the women’s development program, the USA runs the risk […]
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NCAA Division III Women's Tournament
[DRAW] Hardin-Simmons (19-0-0), Messiah (19-0-0) and Otterbein (18-0-1) will put their unbeaten records on the line when play begins this week in the 63-teamNCAA Division III Women’s Tournament. For the complete draw … (Click here for the NCAADivision III Women’s bracket.) FIRST ROUND: Bye: CalLutheran 18-2-1 Chapman 12-6-0 vs. Redlands 10-9-0 Trinity (TX) 17-1-0 vs. […]
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NCAA Division II Women's Tournament
[DRAW] Top-ranked St. Rose and Central Missouri, the lone unbeaten and untied teams, head the 48-team field for the NCAA Division II Women’s Tournament, whichbegins this week with first- and second-round matches at 16 regional sites. For the complete draw … (Click here for the NCAADivision II Women’s bracket.)
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Final Soccer America Women's Top 25
[RANKINGS] For the second year in a row, Stanford finished as the No. 1 team in the Soccer America Women’s Top 25 rankings. Portland, Maryland and NorthCarolina remained 2-3-4, while SEC champion Florida climbed to No. 5. For the complete Top 25 rankings … Follow all the women’s college action withSoccer America at: http://twitter.com/sacollegewomen Subscribe […]
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Projected NCAA Division I tournament field
[COLLEGE WOMEN] The NCAA women’s soccer committee will deliberate to select the 34 at-large teams that will accompany the 30 conference champions to the NCAADivision I Women’s Tournament. Here are the 64 teams Soccer America projects will earn bids. The ACC leads all conferences with eight selections. Seven teams are shoo-ins. The eighth is atoss-up […]