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ECU and UNCG played to a 2-2 draw at UNCG Soccer Stadium, with early goals from Anna Miotto and Caitlen-Star Dolan Boodram, a late equaliser from Laney Smith, and key saves from Olivia Dietrich and Blythe Clark.
A look at Joseph Kling's recent photo series that showcases Long Beach State University's athletic achievements, from an undefeated baseball sweep to a heartfelt fan story at a press conference.
Florida State's soccer squad rolled through its first two matches, stretching an unbeaten streak to 35 games while introducing key transfers and a heavy rotation strategy.
Wright State University’s freshman duo combined for both goals in a hard‑fought 2‑1 win over Butler, highlighting a dominant performance that bodes well for the Raiders’ upcoming schedule.
The Hoosiers controlled the match from the opening whistle, earning eight first‑half corners and building a 2‑0 lead through headers by Kennedy Neighbors and Aleyna Quinn before sealing the victory with a late strike from Maggie Ledwith.
Southern Illinois University secured its first win of the season with a 5‑0 shutout over Western Illinois, setting a new school record for goals in a game while battling extreme heat.
The Golden Eagles improved to 2-0-0 with a clean sheet against North Dakota State, highlighted by freshman keeper Mia Hurd's two key saves and a late strike from Megan Murray.
UNC Wilmington defeated Western Carolina 2‑1 in a tightly contested nonconference soccer match, highlighted by early scoring, a decisive own goal, and strong defensive performances.
The Camels opened their season with a narrow defeat to the Mountaineers, showing resilience but ultimately succumbing to a three-goal second‑half surge.
A strong second‑half performance saw Florida State pull away from FIU, with multiple transfers finding the net and the defense preserving a clean sheet.
South Carolina women's soccer opened its away schedule with a 2-0 loss to Wake Forest, featuring a season‑high four saves by keeper Christina Tsaousis and a full 90‑minute appearance by midfielder Reagan Schubach, while the team looks ahead to a home clash with Clemson.
The Oregon women's soccer team posted a 3-0 victory against Gonzaga in their home opener, highlighted by a free‑kick goal from Lauren Hunter and goals from Shiloh Baird and Abella Hunter.
A late-second-half burst propelled App State Soccer past Campbell, with Bermingham’s two goals in 33 seconds and a decisive performance by goalkeeper Hanna Skogsfors defining the match.
A 2-0 victory over Radford showcased Charlotte's offensive firepower and defensive solidity, highlighted by first‑year striker Kathleen Ngulefac and senior Allie Metcalf.
Freshman forward Rachel Wenzel starred with two goals as the Akron Zips opened their 2026 campaign with a 3-0 victory over Oakland, a match delayed by weather but dominated by the Zips in possession and shots.
A historic match at Hart Park brought together the Tosa Kickers U16 and Galway Bohemians, marking the first time an Irish youth side played in the United States and celebrating a long‑standing cultural tie between Milwaukee and Galway.
Colorado College secured a 1‑0 victory over Drake University at home, with Ella Ashouri’s second‑half penalty proving decisive. Coach Keri Sanchez praised the team’s resilience after a lightning delay, and the Tigers now travel to face UTSA on August 20.
The Waves held USC to a 1-1 tie, with a penalty conversion and strong defensive work from junior keeper Jillian Medvecky.
The Bucknell women's soccer team opened their season with a narrow 1-0 defeat to Eastern Washington, despite a dominant performance that saw them out shoot the opposition and force nine saves.
Despite a weather‑delayed contest and a shot advantage, Drake could not find the net, with Colorado College’s Ella Ashouri sealing the victory from the spot.
The Broncos opened their season with a hard‑fought tie against the Golden Bears, highlighted by key performances and a milestone for head coach Jerry Smith.
Ole Miss soccer earned its first victory away from home, defeating Louisiana 2-1 at the Home Bank Soccer & Track Complex. The win marks the Rebels' perfect start under first‑year head coach Todd Shulenberger and showcases early offensive firepower.
A 19‑year‑old soccer player was attacked during a match in Phoenix, later dying from his injuries. Police are treating the case as a homicide and urging anyone with information to come forward.
Colorado Buffaloes secured a 6-0 victory over Army West Point, with Danny Sanchez reaching his 200th NCAA win and the team posting a clean sheet while reaching 100 career wins.