Jonathan Villanueva was good enough to earn an extended tryout at famous Dutch club Ajax over the summer, but it took him 11 games to score his first collegiate goal for Virginia.

The former Dallas Texans star picked an opportune time for his first goal as it gave the Cavs a 1-0 win over Clemson Saturday night in front of 7,428 fans, the second largest crowd in Klockner Stadium history. The loss was the Tigers’ first of the season.

Clemson star Phil Marfuggi started the game in goal before leaving in 16th minute due to an injury. Former U.S. U-17 resident Joseph Bendik took over and recorded five saves.

Another ACC showdown drew a big crowd. A record 6,489 fans turned out at Maryland‘s Ludwig Field to watch the No. 3 Terrapins beat No. 7 Duke, 1-0. For the second straight Maryland win, junior Maurice Edu notched the only goal of the game with a header in the box.

Washington also fell from the unbeaten ranks, falling twice on its Pac-10 swing through Southern California. The Huskies lost at UCLA,  2-1, in double overtime and San Diego State, 1-0.

Freshman James Jaramillo smacked in a rebound of a Kyle Nakazawa shot with 18 seconds left to play to give UCLA the victory. In the SDSU game, the Huskies were a man up for the final 76 minutes but couldn’t score. Raul Bautista scored minutes after Nick Clemens was given a red card.

Three other Top 25 teams had long winning streaks snapped.

South Carolina‘s nine-match win streak come to an end with a 1-0 double overtime loss at Kentucky on senior Riley O’Neill’s goal in the 105th minute. Michael Todd scored twice to give Hofstra a 2-1 win over Old Dominion and end the Monarchs’ eight-game winning streak. In another CAA match, Delaware snapped James Madison‘s six-game winning streak, beating the Dukes, 3-2, on Sobhan Tadjalli’s overtime goal. It was Delaware’s first win in 11 meetings with the Dukes.

Elsewhere, West Virginia notched another impressive victory on the road, downing Connecticut, 3-0, in a battle of teams unbeaten in Big East play. New Zealand international Jarrod Smith gave the Mountaineers the lead in the 36th minute, and they put the game away with goals from Smith and Dan Stratford in the last two minutes.

Perhaps the weekend’s best show of support was at UC Santa Barbara, where a season-high crowd of 3,577 fans turned out three days after the Gauchos were embarrassed by Cal State Northridge, 5-0. They watched UCSB edge Michigan, 1-0, on Jon Curry’s overtime goal.

    MEN’S UNBEATENS

    SMU (11-0-1) Scott Geppert’s overtime goal gave Mustangs 3-2 win at FIU.
    Fordham (6-0-3) The Rams are off to their best start in school history.
    Colgate (6-0-3) Goalie David Cappuccio’s scoreless streak stands at 521 minutes.