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The University of the Pacific men’s soccer team opens its home schedule with back‑to‑back contests against UC Davis and UC Irvine, seeking to build on a recent upset and extend a promising start under head coach Andres Ochoa.
Princeton’s men’s soccer team returns with key players and a strong preseason ranking, aiming to defend its league title and make a deep NCAA Tournament run.
Two upcoming matches will showcase the Pirates' season form, a senior tribute, and live ESPN+ streaming.
The Washington State Cougars will host UC Irvine on August 27, looking to overcome a thin offensive output and capitalize on the defensive frailties of their opponents, with key players poised to make an impact.
The Rebels aim to keep their perfect start alive as they host the Memphis Tigers on Thursday night, with key players on both sides and a weather forecast that could influence the game's dynamics.
After opening the campaign with two defeats, the Crimson’s roster — anchored by Jasmine Leshnick, Anna Rayhill and Ólöf Kristinsdóttir — looks to translate early lessons into a breakthrough against Fairfield and Syracuse before a slate of road contests.
Payton Galuski forgoes high school soccer to focus on elite club play, aiming for professional and national team success.
The Presbyterian College women's soccer team travels over 1,400 miles to face North Dakota and North Dakota State, marking their first-ever matchup with UND while riding an unbeaten start under head coach Matt Smith.
The No. 7 West Virginia University women's soccer team begins its season on the road against Princeton on August 27, streaming live on ESPN+. The matchup continues a series that favors WVU, highlights key player performances, and showcases coaching legacies.
The Blue Demons host Western Illinois on Aug. 27 in a free‑admission match that highlights a blend of returning standouts and a wave of fresh faces.
On Aug. 27, the Orange will host Niagara at SU Soccer Stadium, featuring fan promotions, key player storylines, and a chance to extend an unbeaten run.
The Marshals posted a 6‑0 victory over Graves County, showcasing a balanced attack and a stingy defense ahead of their next match.
The St. Bernard’s girls soccer squad posted twin 1-0 victories over Del Norte and Fortuna in the early rounds of the Upper Lake Tournament, showcasing a resilient backline and emerging offensive talent.
The Kansas City women's team will meet Creighton Bluejays in Omaha on Thursday, seeking to rebound from a 3‑1 loss to UC Riverside and a 2‑1 defeat last season, while the Bluejays aim to extend their series advantage.
Syracuse University's women's soccer team will host Niagara University on Thursday, Aug. 27 at 7 p.m. in a special Orange Out event at the SU Soccer Stadium, offering fans a chance to wear orange and win rewards while the Orange look to keep their four‑game unbeaten run alive.
The Raiders face Eastern Illinois on August 27 in Charleston, Illinois, after a challenging 2025 season and a wave of roster turnover.
Ranked No. 25, Kentucky prepares to meet No. 8 Ohio State at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium, seeking a signature victory after a recent shutout and a climb in the national rankings.
The Louisville Cardinals opened their season with a 2-0 victory over Lipscomb, building on a dramatic comeback win against Kentucky and signaling optimism under head coach John Michael Hayden.
The Wheeling University Men's Soccer team kicks off its 2026 campaign with a non‑conference match against California University of Pennsylvania at Phillipsburg Soccer Complex.
The University of Hartford women's soccer team returns for the 2026 season with a strong core, new talent, and ambitions to defend their Conference of New England championship while chasing another NCAA Tournament berth.
The University of Central Arkansas women's soccer team will host Alabama State for the first time ever on Thursday evening, a game that promises excitement for fans and players alike.
The Gators have cracked the Top 25 after a decisive win over FSU, with Kyra Taylor and Jayden Emmanuel earning weekly awards, while coach Nick Zimmerman eyes tactical challenges against an unbeaten Jacksonville side.
Old Dominion University's women's soccer team will face ranked #2 Duke on August 27 at 6 p.m. EST in Norfolk, Virginia, a match that could reshape their season trajectories.
The Cougars opened their 2026 campaign on the road, defeating a top‑25 opponent in East Lansing while navigating key roster changes and a coaching lineage that stretches back to a 2016 NCAA tournament tie.