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The Maine-based Piscataquis Pirates are preparing to protect the first state title they have held since 1985, facing upcoming tests against Ashland and Shead while drawing on a tradition of sportsmanship and tight-knit teamwork.
Defending champions the Hall-Dale Bulldogs open September with a showdown against Monmouth Academy before hosting Lisbon, aiming to extend their three‑peat pursuit.
A sold‑out crowd of 25,433 filled Sanford Stadium as the University of Georgia women's soccer team defeated James Madison 6‑0, honoring a landmark anniversary in women's soccer history.
The Hoosiers defeated Notre Dame 3-1 in front of a packed crowd, extending an unbeaten streak that dates back to 2017.
Ole Miss secured a 1-0 victory over Charleston, highlighted by Ava Ghoreishi’s first collegiate goal and Taylor Prigge’s second clean sheet of the season.
In their season opener, Duquesne's men's soccer team held NCAA Tournament opponent Lafayette to a scoreless draw, highlighting both promise and missed chances. Meanwhile, the women's team cruised to a 3‑0 win, improving to 1‑1 under Coach Jess Giegucz.
After consecutive losses in the MCSAA state tournament, Liberty Christian is embracing a more aggressive tactical plan, double‑teaming opponents and emphasizing discipline, hard work, and Christian values.
Elon's men's soccer squad began its campaign with a 3-0 triumph over Virginia Military Institute, showcasing offensive firepower and setting sights on a CAA title run.
Kennady Amo replaces Chris Rowland as head coach of the JCC women's soccer team, aiming to rebuild after the loss of 22‑goal scorer Samantha Stokely. With a mix of returning sophomores and freshmen, the squad focuses on chemistry, conditioning and conference title contention.
Grand Canyon University opened its men's soccer campaign with a 2‑1 loss to No. 9 Stanford, featuring a late goal and a glimpse of future matchups.
The rise of European soccer fan clubs in Washington, D.C., is reshaping the city’s bar scene, with themed drinks, early‑morning viewings and partnerships turning local venues into cultural hubs
The Concordia University Texas women's soccer team returns with a mix of seasoned leaders and new additions, aiming to replicate last year's SCAC Championship success and secure another title.
The Blazers held Lipscomb to a 1-1 stalemate in their season opener at PNC Field, showcasing superior possession and shot volume while debuting goalkeeper Ethan Schulz.
The Lopes surged to a 2-0 lead by the 17th minute, outshooting Buffalo 16-0 before halftime and never looked back.
Weber State's women's soccer team earned its inaugural win of the season with a 2-1 triumph over Wyoming, while former star Dillon Jones prepares for his debut with the U.S. national basketball team.
The Lions posted a 3‑0 victory in their 2026 opener, combining aggressive offense with a stingy defense, and now set their sights on a matchup with IU Indy.
A sudden lightning strike near Greene-Harbison Stadium stopped the Bulldogs' season-opening clash with Wofford, leaving the score tied and the contest rescheduled for a quick resumption.
The LSU women's soccer team lost 2-1 to UCF, ending a streak of unbeaten home non‑conference games and setting up a quick turnaround before their next matchup.
A record crowd of 1,505 fans witnessed a dramatic opening match, featuring goals from Amalia Villarreal and Lucy Fazackerley, and a pivotal save by Kennedy Zorn.
East Texas A&M fought back from early deficits to secure a 3-3 tie against Louisiana, highlighted by early goals, a penalty conversion, and a debut goal from Addisen Ramirez.
The Razorbacks lost 2-0 to seventh-ranked North Carolina but coach Colby Hale praised the team's effort, highlighting disciplinary lapses and a need for tighter defense as they prepare for a crucial matchup with Clemson.
A dominant 3-0 victory at Korte Stadium highlights SIUE's early-season form and sets the stage for a crucial home stretch.
Lawrence North’s girls soccer team posted a 2-0 clean‑sheet victory over North Central, highlighted by defensive upgrades and goals from Veda Stahly and Charlotte Tran, before a jubilant student‑section tunnel.
A penalty opened the scoring, but Drexel answered before halftime and secured victory with a late goal from Brian Salvino.