college women

[STATISTICS] Christen Press had three goals in wins over Hawaii and Portland to take over the top spot among NCAADivision I women with 13 goals. She is within one goal of matching Sarah Rafanelli‘s Cardinal record for career goals (59). For the leading women’s scorers … NCAA Division I Women’s Leaders (Goals) G PLAYER, SCHOOL, […]

[STANFORD-PORTLAND] Christen Press set the Stanford career scoring record with what proved to be a game-winner as theNo. 2 Cardinal earned a 2-1 victory over then-No. 3 Portland on Saturday night at soldout Laird Q. Cagan Stadium. Mariah Nogueira opened thescoring for Stanford in the 21st minute on a shot from 25 yards, and Press […]

[CONFERENCE WATCH] One of the most improved women’s conferences is the Big 12. A year after only two teams — Texas A&M and Oklahoma State — made the NCAATournament — regular-season champion Missouri was ignored by the selection committee — three teams are ranked in the Soccer America Top 25 and five others have winning […]

[NORTH CAROLINA-BOSTON COLLEGE] No. 4 Boston College twice came back from a goal down to beat top-ranked North Carolina, 3-2, Thursday before 1,800 fans inChapel Hill. It was the first time the Eagles have ever beaten UNC. “I thought the girls came out confident in the second half,” said BC coach AlisonFoley. “To score three […]

[RESULTS] In Sunday action, No. 6 Maryland and No. 14 Duke played to a 1-1 tie, No. 11 UCLA edged No. 12 Santa Clara, 1-0, and No. 19 Minnesota beat No. 15Illinois by the same score. For the Sunday results … Fo 6. CAL– Lauren Battung 3 (Katrin Omarsdottir) 19 UP — Cloee Colohan 1 […]

[TEXAS-BYU] Texas recorded its second straight victory over a ranked team when it beat previously unbeaten BYU, ranked eighth in this week’s Top 25, 1-0, onMonday night. Redshirt freshman Leah Fortune scored her third goal of the season 104 seconds into the match when she connected on a cross fromsophomore Sophie Campise. A week earlier, […]

[STATISTICS] California senior Alex Morgan, Stanford senior Christen Press andLongwood sophomore Lindsey Ottavio share the scoring lead among NCAA Division I women with 10 goals apiece. For the national leading scorers … G PLAYER, YEAR 10 Alex Morgan, California, Sr. 10 Christen Press, Stanford, Sr. 10 Lindsey Ottavio, Longwood, So. 9 Marky Boyce,Charleston So., Sr. […]