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The University of Northern Iowa women's soccer team lost 1-0 to the Omaha Mavericks in a non‑conference game, highlighted by strong defensive work, a 15‑4 shooting disparity and the debut of new lavender kits for Cancer Awareness.
Despite outshotting Illinois State in the second half, the Lindenwood women's soccer team could not find the net, losing 1-0 at Hunter Stadium.
The Panthers earned a 2‑1 win on the road against Loyola Marymount, showcasing early dominance, a penalty strike and a late equaliser before heading to California's Bay Area for their next match.
The University of Iowa women's soccer team fell 2-0 to Wake Forest on Thursday, ending a 2-1-0 unbeaten streak. Midfielder Lola Ressler scored both goals, while Iowa's shot volume could not translate into goals.
Iowa’s women’s soccer team fell 2-0 to Wake Forest despite outshooting the Demon Deacons, with Lola Ressler’s brace proving decisive and a looming showdown against UNC Greensboro on the horizon.
The Orange dominated possession and shot volume, holding off a late UConn rally to claim a 2-1 victory on the road.
Ohio State edged Kansas 1-0, snapping the Jayhawks' 12‑match unbeaten run, with Sophie Dawe’s five saves keeping the visitors at bay.
Stonehill’s men’s soccer team opened its 2026 season with a 3‑2 win over URI, highlighted by Chris Hines’ early goal and Killian Doherty’s decisive strike in the 68th minute.
The Pilots, ranked sixth nationally, open their 2026 campaign on Aug. 21 at Merlo Field against the California Golden Bears, aiming to build on a record‑breaking 2025 that featured a 14‑2‑4 finish and multiple NCAA Tournament runs.
LMU’s women’s soccer team opened its season with a narrow 2-1 loss to Pittsburgh, highlighted by Alaina Lee’s first collegiate strike.
A dramatic season‑opening win highlights Cornell's offensive firepower and defensive resilience, setting the stage for a highly anticipated matchup against Boston College.
The Richmond Spiders fought back from an early deficit to tie the American Eagles 1-1 at President's Field, showcasing strong possession stats and a resilient defensive effort.
Indiana University's women's soccer team will host Bellarmine University for a senior night celebration, honoring nine graduating players while looking to build on recent defensive successes and offensive momentum.
The Chippewas edged Charleston Southern 3-2 in a tightly contested match, highlighted by goals from Jordan Bailey, Naomi Phillips and Rachel Jackson.
Le Moyne College secured a 1‑0 victory over Canisius in the season opener, with Rhys Allport’s 54th‑minute strike proving decisive.
Bucknell’s women’s soccer team secured an 8‑1 victory over Mount St. Mary’s, celebrating Coach Kelly Cook’s 100th career win while showcasing a barrage of first‑career scores.
A youth soccer coach in Fullerton has been taken into custody after investigators allege he solicited a minor through social media. The incident has prompted swift action from the clubs and institutions he was affiliated with.
The Trojans are set to host No. 9 BYU after a 1‑1 draw with Pepperdine and a loss to Duke, moving into a new stadium while navigating a demanding roster and schedule.
A dominant first half left La Salle trailing 3‑0, and Virginia pulled away in the second half for a 7‑0 win. The Explorers will look to rebound against Bucknell on August 23.
A ninth‑minute goal by Bianca Howitt and a series of saves by Colgate goalkeeper Ella Poppinga defined a tightly contested match at Tenney Stadium, with Marist’s attack generating chances but falling short.
A look at how the Union's upcoming signings, including veteran left‑footed centre‑back Mark McKenzie, fit into a broader tactical shift under new sporting leadership.
A new collaboration between the Eastern New York Youth Soccer Association and Trace brings professional‑grade video analysis to grassroots soccer programs statewide.
A teenage soccer player was fatally assaulted on a Phoenix field on August 6, and authorities have released photographs of potential suspects as they seek witnesses.
With 18 new players added and a core of veterans led by coach John Klein, the Southeast Missouri women's soccer team targets an Ohio Valley Conference championship in the 2026 season.