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Virginia Military Institute defeated Presbyterian College 3‑1 in a corner‑kick dominated match at Patchin Field, with Miguel Osorto and Jaime Loya scoring from set pieces. Goalkeeper Santiago Rocha’s saves secured the Keydets’ first win of the season.
High Point University secured a 3‑2 win over the University of Virginia at Klöckner Stadium, snapping a four‑match losing streak and capturing their first top‑25 victory of 2026.
Despite an early surge and a record‑setting two‑goal burst by Ólöf Kristinsdóttir, the Crimson were edged out by the University of Massachusetts, with Amanda Schultz sealing the win in the 68th minute.
The Gamecocks opened their campaign with a 4-0 victory, highlighted by key goals from Alejandro Velazquez-Lopez, Loïc Sany Kong and Mika Habel, while a strong defensive display limited opponents to just two shots on target.
The Rebels open their first road swing against Kansas City, looking to capitalize on a strong start and a top‑25 national ranking.
A comeback victory at the Bell Soccer Complex saw Louisville overturn a 2-0 deficit, driven by Zizza’s decisive goals and a resilient defensive effort.
Timothy Boggs, a 51‑year‑old former soccer coach at Northwestern Local Schools, pleaded guilty to multiple sexual battery charges involving a minor he coached, facing up to 3.5 years in prison and mandatory sex offender registration.
The Tar Heels lost their first game of the season to Memphis, with early goals and a missed equalizer shaping a 3-2 result.
The Panthers opened their 2026 campaign with a 3‑1 victory over Bucknell, highlighted by goals from Miguel Bertran, Grayson Carter and Cannon Scretchen, and will next host Penn State on August 28.
The Lancers dominated possession and outshot Coastal Carolina 13-7 in a 4-2 home opener, with Campbell and Bedolla delivering key goals and assists.
A 4‑1 victory at Fitzpatrick Stadium served as a preview of the regular season, with local photographer Daryn Slover documenting the story of perseverance and community.
Virginia University fell 3-2 to High Point University after a seesaw match that featured early goals, a red card, and a decisive finish in the 89th minute.
UNC Asheville’s men’s soccer team held Furman to a 1‑1 draw, with Tyler Ware opening the scoring from the spot before Diego Hernandez levelled late, while goalkeeper Lucca Barros delivered a career‑high eight saves.
From Hollidaysburg’s quest for its first Laurel Highlands Athletic Conference title to Tyrone’s renewed roster, the 2026 District 6 season promises intense battles for league crowns and playoff spots.
Akron held Army West Point to a 0-0 draw despite a 73% possession advantage and 24 shots, with the Black Knights' goalkeeper making six saves.
Pitt soccer edged Bucknell 3-1 on Monday night, with Cade Whitmire’s first goal sparking a late rally that secured the win.
A 1-1 draw with Sacred Heart extends Stony Brook's unbeaten start, highlighted by Alex Fleury's first-season goal and a dominant second-half performance.
The USC Upstate men's soccer team fell 4-0 to South Carolina in front of 5,489 spectators, with key moments shaping the match.
West Virginia University’s men’s soccer team earned its first home victory of the season, defeating St. Bonaventure 1‑0 thanks to a decisive goal by Julen Recalde.
A 7‑0 victory over Reed City highlights the team's offensive firepower and defensive cohesion, setting the stage for upcoming matchups.
Head coach Karley Nelson's inaugural win with the University of New Mexico women's soccer team underscores the program's early momentum and shared values.
Aaron Flowers is carving out a defensive role for Oregon’s top‑ranked football team, while his younger brother Benji broke ground as Chelsea’s youngest professional signing. Their parallel stories illustrate how family pride can coexist with divergent career paths.
Northeastern’s season opener ended in a narrow loss to Stonehill, with a late goal by freshman forward Killian Doherty deciding the match. The Huskies will look to rebound against Boston University next week.
Sabba Haghgoo’s three‑goal performance in a 4‑0 victory over Marshall and her decisive strikes in a 2‑2 draw with East Carolina secured the Big South Conference’s Offensive Player of the Week award for the week of August 17–23.