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The Atlantic Coast Conference honored top performers after a historic opening week that saw twenty victories, seventy-seven goals and standout displays from Bella Devey, Sierra Sythe, Valentina Amaral and London Young.
Goalkeeper Paula Flores backstopped Idaho to two shutout victories, posting a perfect save percentage and zero goals‑against average, leading to her first Big Sky Defensive Player of the Week award.
Bellarmine University forward Johan Nissen-Lie has been recognized with multiple preseason accolades, including a spot on the Preseason All-ASUN Team and co-Player of the Year honors, as he prepares for a potential run at the 2026 Hermann Trophy.
Brody Crampton’s blend of experience, leadership and academic distinction has helped Villanova cut goals allowed in half, setting the stage for a competitive 2026 campaign.
Fresh talent dazzles while established programs face early challenges in the 2026 season.
Sam Courtwright’s early contributions have sparked Duke’s rise in the national rankings, setting the stage for upcoming home matchups.
The University of South Dakota women's soccer team opened its season with a perfect start, earning conference weekly awards and gearing up for upcoming road and home fixtures.
A 19‑year‑old soccer player was brutally attacked after scoring a goal in Arizona, died from his injuries, and his family is now seeking community support for his funeral.
The latest ASUN Conference preseason poll places the Florida Gulf Coast Eagles third, trailing the Ospreys and Hatters, as the league’s top teams gear up for a competitive 2026 campaign.
San Diego State goalkeeper Kailey Carlen starred in the season opener, posting a clean sheet against UC San Diego and becoming the first SDSU athlete to capture a weekly Pac‑12 award since joining the conference.
Jacksonville University’s senior defender Iver Skorve has been named to the 2026 Preseason All‑ASUN Team, reflecting his evolution from midfielder to defensive anchor and his pivotal role in the team’s recent successes.
After a difficult decision, Rodri swapped the Premier League for La Liga, bringing his World Cup‑winning pedigree to Barcelona in a €76.5 million deal.
Barcelona secured the services of Spain's World Cup Golden Ball winner Rodri from Manchester City for €76.5 million, a transfer that reinforces the Catalan club's pursuit of a historic treble while prompting a midfield overhaul at the English champions.
The opening week of Pac-12 women's soccer delivered record-breaking performances, unbeaten starts and early signs of a competitive campaign.
The University of Florida announced that all regular‑season Gators soccer matches at Donald R. Dizney Stadium in 2026 will be free to attend, accompanied by a lineup of fan‑focused activities, limited‑edition merchandise and special themed nights.
The Mid-American Conference recognized three emerging stars from Ohio and Buffalo after opening‑week victories, highlighting clutch contributions from Meaghan Cochrane, Eva Blatz and Lexie Thompson.
Chelsea's decision to keep Emmanuel Emegha frees up Liam Delap and Nicolas Jackson for potential moves, sparking interest from Premier League and European clubs.
The Marist women's soccer squad is set to host Colgate on August 20, looking to rebound from a season‑opening loss.
The Bulldogs entered the MAC Freedom preseason poll tied for fifth, returning key players and guided by Coach George Crampton, whose experience and championship pedigree aim to lift the program back into contention.
London De Fini, a junior midfielder from Kansas, was selected to the TopDrawerSoccer Women's Team of the Week after leading the Jayhawks to a 2‑0 record with dominant shutout victories.
Newcastle are looking to bolster their midfield after a series of departures, eyeing Manchester City’s Nico Gonzalez, who remains eager to stay at the Etihad despite scarce starts.
Greta Genie’s 10-save effort and second career shutout have earned her the conference’s top goalkeeper accolade, setting the stage for a clash with Chattanooga on Aug. 20.
Utah’s women’s soccer team earned a 2-0 victory over Utah Valley University despite playing short‑handed after a red card, with key goals from Julia Oka and Katie Callaway.
Valentina Amaral and Sierra Sythe were recognized by the Atlantic Coast Conference for their performances, highlighting a season that culminated in a College Cup final appearance and a forthcoming clash with Iowa.