[STATISTICS] Christen Press of No. 1 Stanford and Charleston Southern’s MarkyBoyce are now tied for the scoring lead among NCAA Division I women with 16 goals. For the national leading scorers …. G PLAYER, SCHOOL, YEAR 16 Christen Press, Stanford, Sr. 16 Marky Boyce, Charleston Southern, Sr, 15 Morgan Marlborough, Nebraska, Soph. 13 Alex Morgan, […]
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Soccer America Women's Top 25
[RANKINGS] Stanford remains No. 1 in the Soccer America Women’s Top 25, while North Carolina, Portland and Maryland climb one place each to 2-3-4. Notre Dameimproves two spots to No. 5. For the complete Top 25 rankings … Follow all the women’s college action withSoccer America at: http://twitter.com/sacollegewomen Subscribe for free to the College SoccerReporter: […]
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Badgers break record for shutout streak
[WISCONSIN WOMEN] After opening with three straight losses, things looked pretty bleak for Wisconsin, but the Badgers have now improved to 6-3-4, goingnine-plus games without scoring a goal. Their 0-0 tie on Sunday with No. 17 Illinois kept them in second place in the Big Ten at the halfway point of the conference season. Junior […]
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Cardinal takes care of business
[UCLA-STANFORD WOMEN] No. 1 Stanford, tied for third in the country in scoring, showed it can not only score but it can also play some defense. The Cardinal gotfirst-half goals from Christen Press — her national-leading 16th of the season — and Mariah Nogueira and shut downUCLA star Sydney Leroux to beat the No. 13 […]
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Soccer America Women's Top 25 Scoreboard
[RESULTS] Boston College fell to unranked Virginia Tech, 2-1, at home for its third straight loss. USC beat California, 5-4, in overtime in a match thatsaw Elizabeth Eddy for USC and U.S. international Alex Morgan for Cal get hat tricks. For theweekend Top 25 action … Follow all the women’s college action with Soccer America at: http://twitter.com/sacollegewomen TOP 25 SCOREBOARD: Sunday, […]
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Soccer America Women's Top 25 Scoreboard
[COLLEGE] Colleen Deegan scored with eight seconds left in regulation to give No. 5 Maryland a 2-1 victory at No. 2Boston College. For the weekend Top 25 schedule … Follow all the women’s college action with Soccer Americaat: http://twitter.com/sacollegewomen Subscribe for free to the College SoccerReporter: https://www.socceramerica.com/join/ TOP 25 SCOREBOARD: Thursday, Oct.7 #2 Boston College […]
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Saints keep marching on
[SIENA WOMEN] Siena, the only undefeated and untied Division I women’s team at 10-0-0, are getting it done the hard way. The Saints, who moved into the SoccerAmerica Women’s Top 25 for the first time ever this week, have won eight of their 10 games on the road. The Saints opened the season with a […]
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NCAA Division I women's scoring leaders
[STATISTICS] Christen Press of No. 1 Stanford maintains her lead among NCAA Division I women with 14 goals, one ahead ofCharleston Southern’s Marky Boyce. For the national leading scorers … G PLAYER, YEAR 14 ChristenPress, Stanford, Sr. 13 Marky Boyce, Charleston Southern, Sr. 12 Morgan Marlborough, Nebraska, Soph. 12 Lindsey Ottavio, Longwood, Soph. 11 Victoria […]
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NSCAA/HendrickCars.com Small College Top 25
[RANKINGS] There was no change at the top as Colorado Mines (NCAA Division II men), Christopher Newport(Division III men), Saint Rose (Division II women) and Messiah (Division III women) remain No. 1 in their respective polls. For the NSCAA/HendrickCars.com Small College Top 25 rankings … NCAA Men’s Division II Montevallo has moved up to No. […]
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Soccer America Women's Top 25
[COLLEGE] Stanford regains the top spot in the Soccer America Women’s Top 25 rankings. Boston College falls to No. 2, while the rest of the top five remains thesame with North Carolina, Portland and Maryland at 3-4-5. Virginia, which beat Boston College but lost to Maryland, stays at No. 6. For the complete Top 25 […]