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The Zips managed just one shot on goal in a 5‑0 loss to Louisville, with Olivia Pilato scoring all five goals.
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The Zips managed just one shot on goal in a 5‑0 loss to Louisville, with Olivia Pilato scoring all five goals.

Alabama's soccer team posted a 3-0 shutout over South Alabama, with senior Larkin Thomason breaking the single-season penalty record and adding two second-half goals.

A hot August match in Tempe ended in a 1‑1 stalemate as Arizona’s Kyleigh Johnson scored her first college goal, while LSU’s fifth‑year seniors sparked an NCAA eligibility debate.

Richmond University held Mount St. Mary's to a goalless draw at Waldron Family Stadium, extending their unbeaten streak to four matches while maintaining a pristine defensive record.

The West Virginia University women's soccer team extended its unbeaten streak to four games with a 2-1 win over Army at Malek Stadium, highlighted by a late strike from Saige Wimes and a strong offensive showing that sets up a much-anticipated match against Marshall.

A clean sheet and a handful of key saves by Alexa Garcia highlight Presbyterian College’s 0‑0 tie with North Dakota State, underscoring the team’s defensive resilience and setting the stage for upcoming road matchups.

The Quakers lost 2-0 to Stony Brook, with both goals coming in the second half after a defensive stalemate in the first.

The Razorbacks finally broke a lengthy goal drought, delivering a convincing 9‑0 victory that signals a turning point for the season.

Arkansas soccer secured its first victory of the season with a 9‑0 triumph over Little Rock, highlighted by Bella Field’s early brace and a collective offensive surge.

Chattanooga secured a 2-1 victory over Eastern Kentucky University, capitalizing on early pressure and a decisive second-half strike.

The LSU women's soccer team held Arizona to a 1-1 stalemate at Sun Devil Soccer Stadium, with Galligan’s 44th‑minute goal and a steady defensive performance setting the stage for a September 3 clash against the Bears.

Florida’s No. 20 squad fought back from a first‑half onslaught to snatch a 1‑1 draw with Florida Atlantic, but the result leaves the Gators winless on the road in their last two outings.

The No. 23 Gannon women's soccer team secured a 2-0 victory against Seton Hill on August 30, 2026, at McConnell Family Stadium, showcasing a strong defensive effort and offensive efficiency.

The IU Indianapolis women's soccer team secured a 3‑0 victory over Chicago State, setting a new shot‑attempt record and demonstrating dominant play on both ends of the field.

NDSU outshot Presbyterian 14-6, with strong second-half pressure, yet a disciplined defense and solid goalkeeping kept the match level.

The Navy women's soccer team finished a three‑game stretch with a perfect 3‑0 record, highlighted by a 3‑1 win against Marist that turned a 1‑0 deficit into a rally powered by Katia Katsari‑Hoefer, Jessica Black and Faith Graziano.

The Mocs rallied after an early setback, with Savannah Dunahay opening the scoring before Eastern Kentucky equalized, setting the stage for a decisive second-half performance.

The Gamecocks recorded their fourth shutout of the season, with Maryn Wolf's decisive strike and Christina Tsaousis's key saves leading the way ahead of Senior Day.

Tamami Nishio’s two goals lift Alabama State to a 2-2 tie against Arkansas State, ending the Hornets’ eight‑game losing streak in the state and highlighting a standout defensive effort by Valentina Espinel.

The Anteaters and Tigers will meet on Sunday night, August 30, in a match that promises a continuation of early‑season goal‑scoring brilliance and a showcase of emerging talent.

A late equaliser by Indiana State’s Meagyn Riffle salvaged a point for the visitors, while redshirt junior Kayla Barr’s fourth-minute strike and freshman Makai King’s assist highlighted a promising start for the Governors.

A 90th‑minute penalty kick by Ashley Lavrich secured a 2‑2 draw for Monmouth against FDU, highlighting key performances from freshman Saar van der Boom and veteran playmaker Maddie DeMaio.

The University of Indianapolis men's soccer team opened its 2026 campaign on home turf, defeating the Lake Erie Storm 1‑0 after a decisive header in the 65th minute.

Mount Women's Soccer earned its first positive result of the season on Saturday, playing to a 0-0 stalemate against Richmond. Goalkeeper Abby Makaela made key saves, while a disciplined defensive line limited the opposition's chances. The team now looks ahead to a September 5 match against Iona in New Rochelle, New York.