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Missouri’s soccer squad concluded its final non‑conference road outing with a 1‑0 defeat at Creighton, ending a stretch that had seen the Tigers out‑shoot their opponents in six of the last seven meetings.
The Bears managed just five attempts on goal while conceding three, including a decisive strike in the 67th minute, as they prepare for a home clash with UT Martin.
A 6‑0 loss at Jeffrey Field highlights Penn State's early dominance, Brown's second‑half rally, and upcoming home fixtures.
Marquette's women's soccer team battled to a 0‑0 tie with Northern Illinois on Sunday, with goalkeeper Mia Hurd posting five saves and the squad gearing up for a Thursday night clash in Waco.
A 1‑1 draw with Stonehill in Easton gave Vermont a glimpse of offensive promise, with Kate Hawley scoring her debut goal and the team gearing up for a Thursday night clash against Boston College.
A 12th‑minute goal by Sarah Fisher and stellar second‑half saves by Lauren Lebo secured a 1‑0 win for Saint Joseph’s over Bucknell, setting up a Thursday clash with Delaware.
The Northern Illinois University women's soccer team battled Marquette to a 0‑0 draw on August 30, 2024, with standout performances from goalkeeper Alexandra Devory, defender Lauren Mrugala and a resilient midfield. The result sets the stage for a September 10 matchup against Loyola Chicago.
Angela Gutierrez leads the Bulldogs to a 3-0 victory over SIUE, extending their winning streak to four games and setting the stage for a mental-health focused showdown with Western Illinois.
Southern Connecticut State University’s men’s soccer squad opened its season with a tightly contested encounter against the University of Bridgeport, finishing level at 2‑2. The Owls, now 0‑1‑1, showed resilience after conceding two second‑half goals, while Bridgeport remains unbeaten at 0‑0‑1.
A late surge powered by bench players turns a 2-0 halftime hole into a 3-2 win over St. Cloud State.
A 2‑1 defeat drops Penn State to 1‑2, marking the first time under Rob Dow the program has slipped below .500. Highlights include a penalty by Grabfelder, an equaliser by Kone after Doran's deflection, and Bordoy's decisive strike.
The Fighting Hawks delivered a commanding 4-1 win on Senior Day, featuring early goals, a standout goalkeeper performance, and a milestone for Payton McKnight.
The Nittany Lions delivered a 6-0 victory over Brown on Senior Day, highlighted by Nicole Crane's hat trick and a clean sheet, while honoring six seniors.
The Skyhawks and Catamounts traded goals and chances in a tightly contested match, finishing level at 1‑1 and leaving Stonehill with a 0‑2‑3 record.
Boston University's women's soccer team earned a 3-1 home win against San Francisco, showcasing superior possession, shot volume and timely goals from senior Kat Slott, junior Jaiden Schultz and freshman Sam Ryan.
A 1-1 draw between Florida and FAU highlighted strong defenses, key goals from Addy Hess and Hailey Santiago, and sets up upcoming challenges.
A late equaliser by Meagyn Riffle salvages a point for the Sycamores after an early setback against Austin Peay.
Northern Michigan University's men's soccer squad opened its 2026 home schedule on a chilly Tuesday evening, only to see a 2-0 defeat at the hands of Tiffin University, a program that entered the match ranked among the nation's elite.
A late goal by Jordan Davis salvaged a 1-1 draw for VMI against Gardner-Webb, highlighting defensive resilience and setting the stage for a Thursday showdown with Elon.
A 3-0 defeat at Drake saw the Cougars slip to 2-1-2 while the Bulldogs improved to 4-2, with Angela Gutierrez netting two goals and Alexa Aylward opening the scoring.
UNC Asheville Women's Soccer lost 1‑0 to Furman on August 30, with the only goal coming from Bri Prinasco after a pass from Hayden Barnett. The match saw Furman dominate possession and the London Phoenix goalkeeper make a career‑high five saves. Asheville will next host The Citadel on September 3 at 6:00 p.m. at Greenwood Field.
Georgetown's women's soccer team lost 2-1 to Virginia Tech, dropping to 1-2-1 while the Hokies improved to 4-0-2. Coach Dave Nolan expressed disappointment, and Maddy Nylen scored her first career goal in the 70th minute.
North Dakota State University and Presbyterian College shared a 0‑0 stalemate in nonconference Division I women's soccer, with NDSU outshooting the opposition 14‑6 while both goalkeepers preserved clean sheets.
The 2026 WPIAL girls soccer season opens on August 31, featuring a slate of competitive section contests and nonsection clashes.