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The Screaming Eagles held Purdue Fort Wayne to a 0‑0 draw, recording their second shutout of the season and preparing for a home showdown on August 30.
A former youth soccer coach in Ohio has admitted to nine counts of sexual battery involving a minor, with the case now stalled by an ICE detainer and a pending pre‑sentencing investigation.
The Illini battled to a 0-0 stalemate with UIC on Sunday night, featuring strong defensive work from Izzy Lee and debut performances by Abby Anderson and Avia Hughes before their next home match against Saint Louis on August 27.
Grand Canyon University defeated Sacramento State 1‑0 on the road, highlighted by a 35th‑minute goal from Godson Anim and a standout defensive performance by goalkeeper Beltran Fernandez.
Erling Haaland's recent buzz cut, revealed on social media, marks a striking departure from his longtime blond mane and draws commentary from Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Jack Grealish and Pep Guardiola.
From state championship runs to the upcoming Elite 11 selections, Section 1 is emerging as a hotbed of soccer excellence, drawing college scouts and local pride alike
Belmont’s women’s soccer team fell 5-0 at Lynn Stadium, with Louisville striking early and pulling away in the final minutes. The Bruins, anchored by goalkeeper Brielle Baker and Greta Genie, will look to rebound against Marshall on Thursday, a match available on ESPN+.
The University of Evansville men's soccer team lost 3-0 to Indiana University in Bloomington, with the Hoosiers pulling ahead early and extending their lead. The team now looks ahead to a home matchup against Northwestern as part of Alumni Weekend.
The Jaguars host Lindenwood on August 24 in their 2026 home opener, looking to rebound from a narrow loss to Louisville and integrate a wave of new talent under first‑year coach Keegan Boom.
The New Mexico Lobos fell 3-1 to the Gonzaga Bulldogs, with early scoring, a quick equalizer, and a late surge by Gonzaga. The match introduced a new tactical setup under first-year head coach Karley Nelson, who looks to refine the approach before a showdown with Cal State Northridge.
Texas junior forward Alicia Riggins scored the only goal in the 48th minute, giving the Longhorns a narrow win over the Lopes in their season opener.
The Lady Govs traveled to Finley Stadium where Chattanooga secured a 3-0 victory, with Quinn Johnson opening the scoring and Paige Thomas adding a late strike.
San Diego Toreros erased a first‑half deficit to defeat Liberty Flames 3‑1, improving to 2‑0 after a win over Washington.
Pacific Tigers overcome a two-goal deficit to beat Utah Tech 3-2, powered by a first-year coach and clutch goals from Moreno, Singh and Erfani.
Cal State Fullerton lost 3‑0 to Oregon State despite controlling the first half, with a penalty and late goals sealing the defeat.
Cal Poly's men's soccer team fought back to a 2-2 tie against UC Davis, with newcomers Roman Anast and Parker Mascott scoring their first college goals and the squad extending its unbeaten streak.
Santa Clara defeats Fordham 2-0 at Stevens Stadium, with goals from Alejandro Arenas and Josmar Guandique, as Jackson Ozburn’s saves preserve the shutout ahead of a Thursday clash with Cal.
From Morehead State’s clean sheet to Purdue’s eight‑goal onslaught, the latest batch of women’s soccer results highlights emerging trends and key individual moments.
Wheeling Central’s girls’ soccer team overcame early deficits to defeat Steubenville 5‑3, highlighted by Loni Kusic’s three goals and a dominant second‑half performance.
The Fordham Rams opened their season with a 2-0 defeat at Santa Clara, marking the team's furthest western venue and introducing several Bay Area freshmen to collegiate play
The Mustangs dominated from the start, posting a 12-2 shot advantage and a 19-8 overall edge, en route to a shutout that honored four seniors and two fifth-year players.
Penn State’s men’s soccer team opened its season with a 3‑1 loss at Missouri State, playing with ten men after an early red card and facing a Pitt matchup next.
Indiana University’s men’s soccer team posted a 3-0 victory over Evansville on August 23, securing its first shutout of the season and extending an unbeaten streak that now spans 26 matches.