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The Seahawks posted a 2-1 win on the road, highlighted by Caigan Leonard’s two goals and a disciplined defensive performance that bodes well for the upcoming home match.
The Tigers opened their campaign with a 3‑1 win, highlighted by Brianna Buels' 14‑second strike and a total of 18 shots.
A Sunday afternoon match at Vert Stadium saw High Point University's women's soccer team lose 1-0 to Davidson College. Coach Aaron McGuiness highlighted the impact of heat and preparation, while Sabba Haghgoo and several teammates generated chances that ultimately went unused.
Indiana University's women's soccer squad secured its second victory of the season, a 3‑1 triumph over Youngstown State that showcased early goals from Maggie Ledwith and Kennedy Neighbors and a late header from Aleyna Quinn.
The Rockets' seventh‑minute opener was answered by Dayton's equaliser, and a late goal secured a 2-1 win for the Flyers, leaving Toledo to regroup for a Thursday showdown with Detroit Mercy.
A defensive masterclass by the Horned Frogs saw them blank a ranked Wisconsin side, with goalkeeper Olivia Geller delivering a shutout and the team outshooting the Badgers in corners despite a scoreless attack.
Vermont’s women’s soccer team lost 2-0 to Sacred Heart in Burlington, with early goals and solid goalkeeping defining the match. The loss sets up a pivotal showdown with Yale on August 20, broadcast live on ESPN+.
Valpo and SIUE shared a 2‑2 draw after a lightning‑delayed, rain‑soaked contest, with key goals, saves and a late equaliser shaping a resilient performance.
The Retrievers overcame a late penalty to claim a 2‑1 win over the American Eagles on a rain‑soaked Sunday, showcasing early scoring, a swift second‑half strike and a standout performance between the posts.
At 41, Cristiano Ronaldo confirmed his final season, discussing his legacy, future plans, and the emotional farewell to the sport he has defined for decades.
The county adjusted kickoff times for Monday’s soccer fixtures to protect players from extreme heat, with junior varsity starting at 5:45 p.m. and varsity at 7:30 p.m.
Minnesota earned a point against No. 19 Georgia after Davy Mokelke’s 62nd‑minute strike canceled out an early penalty, with Savannah Enriquez’s long ball setting up the equaliser.
Oregon State's women's soccer team lost 2-0 to Lipscomb in Nashville despite a strong shot count and the debut of goalkeeper Alexi Morgan.
The American University women's soccer team dropped a 2-1 decision to UMBC, slipping to 0-2 on the season. Bella Miller scored her third career goal and first penalty, but the Eagles were outshot and missed several chances.
Despite a stronger second half, Oregon State failed to find the net, with goalkeeper Alexi Morgan conceding twice and key chances spurned before a late goal sealed the defeat.
Sophomore forward Ghita Haouzi found the net for the first time in her college career, but Youngstown State fell 3-1 to Indiana in their season opener
In a tightly contested NCAA women’s soccer match, Texas broke a deadlock in the 75th minute after a VAR‑reviewed handball, with goalkeeper Bayliss Flynn’s acrobatic saves and Pitt’s defensive resilience shaping a dramatic finish.
The Bearcats opened their 2026 campaign with a 2-0 victory over Marist at the Bearcats Sports Complex, leaving the Red Foxes seeking redemption against Colgate on Aug. 20.
The University of North Carolina women's soccer team began its 2026 campaign by defeating Fairfield University 4‑0, showcasing dominant possession and a balanced attack.
The Tar Heels opened their 2026 campaign with a 4-0 victory over Fairfield, highlighted by two-goal performances from Hope Munson and Bella Devey and a commanding midfield display.
The Skyhawks extended their unbeaten start to two seasons with a 0‑0 tie against Bryant, highlighted by Hamel's first career clean sheet and a series of key performances from returning seniors.
The Terps secured a 1-0 victory over Fordham in their season opener, marking the tenth consecutive win to start the year and highlighting key contributions from new players and improved defensive communication.
A 2-0 defeat saw the Florida Gulf Coast Eagles unable to recover after conceding early, despite a flurry of chances.
The Buckeyes and Tigers traded chances in a tightly contested 0‑0 stalemate, highlighted by Northrop’s five saves and a red card that left Clemson a player short.