
Jayhawks Down Tulsa 2-1 in Second-Half Rally
Kansas University’s soccer squad secured a narrow 2-1 victory over Tulsa, capitalizing on a dominant second half that featured two quick goals and a 36-4 shot advantage.
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Kansas University’s soccer squad secured a narrow 2-1 victory over Tulsa, capitalizing on a dominant second half that featured two quick goals and a 36-4 shot advantage.

Indiana fell 2-0 to Saint Louis, dropping to 2-2-1 as they prepare for a non‑conference clash with Ohio on September 6.

A close contest at the Carl Lewis International Complex saw Houston take an early lead before Vanderbilt's second‑half comeback secured a 2‑1 victory.

The Bulldogs opened their 2026 campaign with a 1-1 draw against St. Edward's, featuring a 20th‑minute goal by Braelee Epp and an equalizer from Riley Sisson.

Harvard will host Notre Dame in South Bend on Monday night for the first-ever meeting between the programs, a clash that pits veteran leadership against a young Irish side eager to break out of an uneven start.

East Carolina secured a 2-0 victory over Western Carolina at the Catamount Athletic Complex, with Ana Miotto and Anna Miotto delivering the decisive goals.

The Bears delivered a dominant 5‑0 win over Concord, showcasing a balanced attack and a tight defense as they prepare for a road clash with Francis Marion.

The Lady Flames secured their third consecutive victory, dominating Charlotte 2-0 in a home match that showcased breakthrough goals and relentless pressure.

The Hawks secured a 1-0 victory over Bucknell, highlighted by Fisher’s milestone goal, Lebo’s seven saves, and an early assist from Benzing ahead of a rivalry matchup with Temple.

The Cardinals edged Cincinnati 1-0 at Briner Sports Complex, marking their first series win and setting the stage for a senior day showdown with Eastern Illinois.

A late penalty save by freshman goalkeeper Olivia Busby salvaged a 0‑0 draw for Harvard against Syracuse, highlighting a dominant performance that included 60 percent possession and 18 shots.

A dramatic late penalty secured a 2-1 win for App State Soccer over William & Mary, marking Coach Aimee Haywood's 100th victory and extending the team's unbeaten streak to five games.

Columbia edged La Salle 2-1 on Sunday, with Sienna Mount’s goal narrowing the gap before a denied penalty and an own-goal controversy. The teams meet again on September 3.

The Retrievers ended a four‑game skid with a 0‑0 draw at Delaware, highlighted by goalkeeper Amara Codd's nine saves and a praised team effort.

The Seawolves secured a 2-0 clean-sheet victory against Penn at Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium, with goals from Allison George and Emily Lemke and strong defensive work from the goalkeepers.

The Panthers rolled past Howard 5‑1 at Leyva Family Field, with Maya Maxwell delivering a first‑career brace and key contributions from Barreto, Tanida and Molina, setting the stage for a highly anticipated clash with ranked UCF.

A 0‑0 draw with the Buffalo Bulls showcased Binghamton's dominance in possession and chances, stretching their unbeaten run to 18 games and tying a school record for consecutive shutouts.

After a three-game skid, LSU’s defense stepped up against Arizona, with Jazmin Ferguson and Jocelyn Ollivierre back in the lineup, forcing a 1-1 tie.

A 1‑0 loss to Duquesne saw Kaitlyn Killinger’s early goal prove decisive, but the Flashes’ defense and shot volume hint at bright spots ahead.

SV Elversberg stunned Bayer Leverkusen 3–2, with Cole Campbell becoming the first American to score in a top‑five European league this season. The win highlights the club’s rapid rise and the growing impact of U.S. talent in European football.

A historic rivalry was renewed on the pitch as the University of Maine held Colgate to a blank sheet, marking a milestone for several young players and setting the stage for an upcoming showdown with Army.

Marist's women's soccer team lost 3-1 to Navy, with Sophia Dorsey scoring the lone goal, as Navy's late strikes secured victory.

The Pirates secured their first win of the 2026 campaign, shutting out Western Carolina 2-0 thanks to goals from AJ Mayock and Anna Miotto and a stellar performance by goalkeeper Olivia Dietrich.

The Northern Michigan University women's soccer squad opened its 2026 campaign with a 2‑1 victory over the Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs, highlighted by an early assist from Isabella Lorens and a late game‑winner from Addison Frantti, while goalkeeper Carly Sides made a career‑high eight saves.