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The VMI Keydets are set to begin a two‑game road swing in late August 2026, facing Saint Peter's and Central Connecticut State in back‑to‑back contests that will test their early-season form and highlight emerging stars.
The Falcons secured a convincing 3-0 win in their season opener, highlighted by two goals from Cami Ayandele and a shutout by Holly DiPalo.
Winnacunnet’s girls soccer team fell 2‑1 to Bedford, ending a 293‑day championship defense. Key goals, a decisive penalty and a late winner defined the match, while coaches expressed confidence in their squads’ future.
Syracuse University will host Harvard on August 30 for a Senior Day women's soccer clash, featuring key players, a storied series and campus celebrations.
A close contest on August 28 saw the Winnacunnet High School girls soccer team lose its championship defense to Bedford, with key moments shaping both squads' outlooks for the remainder of the season.
Pitt State Gorillas opened their season with a 5‑0 win, showcasing an aggressive pressing style and a disciplined defense that sets the tone for the year.
Brown and Penn State will meet on August 30 at 1:00 p.m. in a matchup that pits top‑ranked Ivy League defenses against each other, featuring standout players and a look back at a historic 2008 victory.
Cal Poly's men's soccer team defeated San Jose State 3-0 in their home opener, with Quinn Mahoney and Peyton Marmion leading the attack and freshman goalkeeper Mathew Guerra earning his first shutout.
The Huskies fell 2-0 to the Yale Bulldogs on August 27, 2025, in a match that revealed both promise and growing pains.
The Sturgeon Bay boys soccer team opened its season with a 2‑1 victory over Gibraltar/Sevestopol, highlighted by a last‑minute winner and the debut of head coach Jesus Mejia Jr.
The upcoming 2026‑27 scholastic soccer season sees West Windsor‑Plainsboro South join the Colonial Division while Princeton Day School moves to the Valley, setting the stage for a deep and competitive year.
The collaboration between Outkast and MUNDIAL produces a limited‑edition jersey inspired by the ATLiens album, with proceeds funding Soccer in the Streets’ free youth programs in Atlanta and East Point.
The University of South Florida women's soccer team travels to DeLand for its first home‑field test of the 2026 campaign, hoping to turn a 0‑3 start into a victory over Stetson.
Gannon's women's soccer team, ranked No. 23, returns a strong roster and aims to extend its streak of back‑to‑back 16‑win seasons.
Sunday's 1 p.m. showdown in Pittsburgh pits Kent State against Duquesne in a pivotal Atlantic 10 matchup after a tough loss to Kansas.
NC State's women's soccer team improved to 5-0 by defeating High Point 3-0, marking the program's 412th all-time win and the best start since 2008. Freshman goalkeeper Riley Pickles shone, while veterans Carly Montgomery, Jade Bordeleau and Erica Roberts delivered decisive contributions.
Washington State Women’s Soccer Team defeated UC Irvine 2-0 on August 27 in Pullman, with Hawkins delivering the decisive strikes and Dvorak preserving the shutout.
The Bearcats enter Sunday's matchup with a four‑game shutout streak and a 17‑game unbeaten run, while Buffalo looks to harness home‑field advantage and a storied rivalry.
The Presbyterian College women's soccer team will meet North Dakota State on Sunday, August 30, at 2:00 PM Eastern Time in Fargo, North Dakota, seeking to rebound from an early defeat.
During their 2026 World Cup preparations, the Algerian national team stayed in Lawrence, Kansas, where they signed a ping pong table donated by the city’s Parks, Recreation, and Culture Department; the signed table now hangs at the East Lawrence Recreation Center as a lasting tribute.
The University of California, Berkeley’s women’s soccer team opened its 2026‑27 campaign with two losses, a draw and a search for offensive firepower, setting the stage for a pivotal clash with Loyola Marymount.
Philadelphia Union aims to extend its six‑match unbeaten streak against Red Bull New York, a contest defined by youthful talent and tactical intrigue.
TCU’s women’s soccer team delivered a five‑goal masterpiece against a top‑ranked Georgia side, highlighting their depth and clutch play.
A 62nd‑minute strike by Nick McHenry and a 33‑shot onslaught powered Indiana to a 1‑0 victory over Butler, preserving an unbeaten run and setting up a clash with Louisville.