Former Stanford star Madison Haley scored the first goal as Brighton & Hove Albion upset Arsenal 2-0 in the English Women’s FA Cup quarterfinals
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Donavan Phillip and Jasmine Aikey win 2025 MAC Hermann Trophy awards
NC State junior forward Donavan Phillip and Stanford senior forward Jasmine Aikey are the winners of the 2025 Missouri Athletic Club Hermann Trophy, college soccer’s top honors. Phillip (Saint Lucia) tallied 19 goals in leading the Wolfpack to the College Cup finals for the first time since 1990. Aikey (a hometown player from Palo Alto) […]
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Women’s College Cup: Florida State captures fifth national title
Florida State defeated top-ranked Stanford 1-0 in the Women’s College Cup to win its third national title in five years and fifth overall.
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ACC trio advances to Women’s College Cup
The No. 1 Cardinal upped it total to 21 goals scored in four tournament games to return to the Women’s College Cup for the third consecutive season
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Top seeds Stanford and Vanderbilt, unseeded Carolina advance
Elise Evans scored two goals late in the first half to break a 2-2 tie and lead top-ranked Stanford to a 7-3 win over Alabama.
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NCAA Division I Women’s Tournament field announced
Stanford, Notre Dame and Virginia from the ACC and Vanderbilt, the SEC champion, are the four No. 1 regional seeds for the 64-team NCAA Division I Women’s Tournament
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Ivy’s Princeton tops early men’s tournament rankings
The NCAA Division I Men’s Soccer Committee announced its top 16 rankings.
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No women’s team west of Rockies in NCAA Committee’s top 16 rankings
The NCAA Division I Women’s Soccer Committee announced its top 16 rankings.
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College Soccer (women): Stanford-Virginia, Duke-UNC
The Cardinal won at sold-out Cagan Stadium.
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College Polls: NCAA Division I
Both Stanford teams fell from their No. 1 rankings.