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A thrilling 5-2 win over IU Pennsylvania highlighted the Raiders' early season form, with debut performances and dominant statistics setting the stage for upcoming challenges.
In their season opener, the Vermont Catamounts secured a 2-0 victory over George Mason, highlighted by Islam Houssni's dual contribution and a flawless defensive display.
The Catamounts and the Mountaineers played to a 0‑0 stalemate in their first away match, highlighted by Rupert’s early save and the introductions of Isabella DeMarco and Ava Robitaille.
The Kansas Jayhawks saw their 12‑game unbeaten run snapped by Ohio State in a tightly contested non‑conference match.
A tightly contested 0-0 tie at Johnson Stadium highlighted Campbell's disciplined backline and set the tone for a highly anticipated matchup with the nation's top‑ranked Tigers.
The opening match of the 2026 college men’s soccer season pits the Clemson Tigers against the nationally ranked Furman Paladins at Historic Riggs Field on August 20, 2026, promising a clash of tradition and fresh talent.
Virginia's women's soccer team delivered a 7-0 victory over La Salle, showcasing early offensive firepower and setting the tone for a promising season.
Villanova and Temple are scheduled to meet on August 20, 2026, at Higgins Soccer Complex, marking the start of both programs’ 2026 campaigns.
A teenager was killed during a community soccer match, and police have issued photos of four people present while the victim’s family launches a fundraising effort.
The Gophers rallied after falling behind, with Westlund’s two unassisted goals and a penalty kick delivering a hard‑fought victory and a upcoming clash with No. 9 BYU.
The Bulldogs' record‑breaking performance combined a dominant 6‑0 victory with an unprecedented surge of fan support, highlighting the growing prominence of women's soccer in the SEC.
Chattanooga Mocs lost their opening match of the season to Belmont Bruins, 2-1, after a late rally by the visitors.
Yale secured a 2‑0 win over the Vermont women's soccer squad in a road match on Thursday, highlighted by goalkeeper Sophia Kling's five saves and a decisive free‑kick goal.
A penalty conversion and a freshman's first collegiate goal powered the Blue Demons to a 2-1 victory over the Denver Pioneers, improving their record to 1-0-1.
The Wolverines outshot their opponents 15‑10 but could not break a resilient Loyola Marymount defense, leaving the match level at 0‑0 heading into the next fixture.
The Bulldogs secured a 1-0 win over Northern Kentucky, highlighted by Lennart Granzow's first goal of the season and Lucca Barros' fifth career shutout.
A look at the early goals, penalty conversions, and the road ahead for the Panthers after a 4-0 loss to Duke.
Head coach Shaun Harris of Gotham FC took five weeks of paternity leave mid‑season, reflecting on the personal and professional rewards of stepping away from the game to be present for his newborn daughter.
The Wake Forest women's soccer team secured a 2-0 win over Iowa at Spry Stadium, extending their unbeaten home run to 19 games. Junior midfielder Lola Ressler scored both goals, while goalkeeper Valentina Amaral recorded her third consecutive shutout.
UNCW's women's soccer team rallied from an early deficit to defeat Old Dominion 2-1, highlighted by goals from Allie Planeaux and Hailey Longwell and strong performances from the goalkeeper duo.
Kent State held Youngstown State to a 1‑1 stalemate in a non‑conference match, with Jules Dolinski’s 18th‑minute strike answered by Autumn Fairfax’s equaliser. Goalkeeper Emma Klein featured every minute and the Flashes now prepare for a Sunday showdown against the nation’s No.12‑ranked Kansas side.
The Kansas Jayhawks saw their 12-game unbeaten streak snapped by Ohio State, who secured a 1-0 win thanks to a defensive error and stellar goalkeeping.
Harvard’s season opener at Jordan Field ended in a 2-1 loss to Stony Brook, highlighted by Brooke Huleatt’s first collegiate goal and Emily Lemke’s double for the visitors.
IU Indianapolis lost 2-1 to the University of Louisville in their first match under new head coach Keegan Boom, with Zizza’s first‑half penalty setting the tone.