No. 1 Akron remained perfect with a 1-0 win over Saint Louis on Sunday. No. 18 Loyola Marymount knocked No. 5 Dartmouth from the unbeaten ranks with a 3-2 win. Jamaican youth international Yannick Salmon scored twice in the second half to lead Rutgers past No. 21 Connecticut, 2-1. Marshall ended Kentucky’s 15-game unbeaten streak with a 1-0 overtime win. Michigan State goalie Avery Steinlage‘s NCAA record shutout streak was snapped at 1,319 minutes when the Spartans fell at San Diego. For weekend action …

WEEKEND TOP 25 RESULTS:
Sunday, Sept. 20
No. 1 Akron 4 (Nagbe 16, Bunbury 54, 71, Mwila 79) Saint Louis 0.
No. 18 Loyola Marymount 3 (Canty 44, Baca 52, 82) No. 5 Dartmouth 2 (Keat 76, 80).
No. 8 California 3 (Cosgriff 7, Wiedeman 59, 77) Santa Clara 1 (Hurtado 11).
No. 9 South Florida 2 (Sinclair 5, Mora 84) No. 23 Notre Dame 1 (Dike 78).
No. 10 Indiana 2 (Bruin 68, 106) FIU 1 (Cabas 85) (OT).
No. 13 Louisville 5 (DelPiccolo 19, Yanez 20, own goal 21, Braun 65, Rosendall 85) Pittsburgh 0.
Columbia 0 No. 14 Boston Univ. 1 (own goal 26).
No. 15. St. John’s 0 Seton Hall 0.
Princeton 0 No. 16 Monmouth 1 (Von Bargen 5).
(Loss is Princeton’s first of the season.)
No. 19 UC Santa Barbara 1 (Barrera 87) Wisconsin 1 (Miller 82).
No. 20 UC Irvine 2 (Garcia 67, Thompson 83) Sacramento State 0.
Rutgers 2 (Salmon pen. 62, 69) No. 21 Connecticut 1 (Cascio 10).
No. 25 Kentucky 0 Marshall 1 (Dawes 102) (OT).
(Wildcats’ unbeaten streak snapped at 15 games.)
No. 25 Northwestern 2 (Kupe 59, O’Neill 88) Lafayette 1 (Peckham pen. 54).

Saturday, Sept. 19
No. 4 Creighton 0 Missouri State 1 (Hoffman 45).
(Game draws Missouri Valley record crowd of 5,609.)
No. 22 N.C. State 1 (Carpenter 64) No. 7 Maryland 1 (Yates 89).
Fairfield 1 (Burridge 84) No. 12 Harvard 4 (Akpan 33, 60, Rogers 57, Wolfenson 82)
Western Michigan 1 (Suleman 80) No. 24 Michigan 5 (Keller 33, Cameron 41, Wood 71, Meram 71, Klein 89).
(Western Michigan falls to 0-6-0.)

OTHER RESULTS:
Sunday, Sept. 20
EAST
Adelphi 3 La Salle 2
Albany 2 Temple 0
Bucknell 2 College of Charleston 3
(Zach Prince’s goal in 87th minute is the difference.)
Canisius 4 Robert Morris 1
Fairleigh Dickinson 1 Cornell 0
Howard 3 Marist 1
Niagara 1 Cleveland State 2
Syracuse 0 Georgetown 2
Villanova 0 Providence 1

MIDWEST
Bowling Green 1 PIFW 1
Cincinnati 2 West Virginia 0
Dayton 2 Wight State 1 (OT)
Evansville 5 Stony Brook 3
IUPUI 1 Eastern Illinois 1
(Keeper Tyler Keever hauls in career-high 12 saves for IUPUI.)
Ohio State 0 SIU-Edwardsville 0
South Carolina 1 Northern Illinois 0
Tulsa 2 Bradley 1
Valparaiso 1 St. Francis (Pa.) 2
UMKC 3 Drake 0

SOUTH
Charlotte 4 Winthrop 2
Florida Atlantic 1 Houston Baptist 1
Jacksonville 4 St. Joseph’s 0
James Madison 3 Penn State 0
Lipscomb 3 Alabama A& 2
Memphis 2 Central Arkansas 0
Mercer 2 Georgia Southern 1 (OT)
Stetson 1 Hofstra 0
UAB 1 Vermont 0
UCF 2 Manhattan 1
UNC Asheville 2 Belmont 1
VCU 1 Longwood 0

WEST
Binghamton 1 UC Davis 0
Cal State Fullerton 2 St. Mary’s 1 (Gaels lose their first game.)
Cal State Northridge 2 SMU 1
Denver 0 Washington 0
New Mexico 3 Gonzaga 0
San Diego 2 Michigan State 0
(Avery Steinlage’s NCAA record shutout streak is snapped at 1,319 minutes.)
UIC 0 3 UC Riverside 0
UNLV 3 Florida Gulf Coast 2

Saturday, Sept. 19
EAST
American 0 William & Mary 2
Hartwick 1 Hartford 0
Holy Crosss 0 Scared Heart 1
Loyola (Md.) 1 Towson 0
New Hampshire 2 Colgate 1
Northeasern 0 Massachusetts 1
Rhode Island 0 Brown 5
Siena 4 Central Conn. State 0
UMBC 3 Drexel 0
(Levi Houapeu records Retrievers’ first three-goal game in three years.)
Yale 4 St. Francis (N.Y.) 1

SOUTH
East Tenn. State 0 Elon 3
High Point 1 USC Upstate 0
Liberty 0 Radford 0
Richmond 0 George Mason 2
UNC Wilmington 2 UNC Greensboro 1

WEST
Air Force 1 Army 0
Seattle 1 Oregon State 0

EARLIER TOP 25 RESULTS:
Friday, Sept. 18
No. 1 Akron 1 (Nanchoff 78) No. 10 Indiana 0.
No. 2 North Carolina 2 (Schuler 22, Brown 69) No. 11 Duke 1 (Finley 79).
No. 3 Wake Forest 0 No. 25 Virginia 1 (Volk 25).
San Diego 1 (Carminatti 34) No. 5 Dartmouth 2 (Bowers 64, Henderson 78).
No. 9 South Florida 1 (Anor 30) Marquette 1 (Lysak 57).
No. 13 Louisville 2 (Knight 11, Chavez 66) West Virginia 0.
No. 14 Boston Univ. 0 Boston College 1 (Worley 57).
No. 15. St. John’s 2 (Himeno 80, Terra 89) Georgetown 0.
No. 16 Monmouth 4 (Kinne 42, 44, Barbieri 51, Clark 84) Cornell 1 (Nissl 51).
(Hawks improve to 6-0-0.)
Ohio State 2 (Hegngi 32, 59) No. 17 Butler 1 (Pateros 81).
(Buckeyes remain unbeaten at 3-0-2.)
Michigan State 3 (Beca 7, 42, Saydee 89) No. 18 Loyola Marymount 0
(Avery Steinlage extends NCAA record shutout streak to 1,259 minutes.)
Wisconsin-Milwaukee 0 No. 19 UC Santa Barbara 2 (Silva 27, Ibrahim 46).
No. 20 UC Irvine 1 (Prieto 61) St. Mary’s 2 (Rivas 71, Lesley 107) (OT).
Villanova 1 (Griffith 41) No. 21 Connecticut 2 (Brickley 66, Ponce 67).
DePaul 1 (Leinauer 11) No. 23 Notre Dame 2 (Brovsky 10, Dike 59).
No. 25 Northwestern 0 South Carolina 0.

Thursday, Sept. 17
No. 6 UCLA 2 (Raynr 38, Singh 65) Cal State Fullerton 1 (Alvarez 4).
(David Estrada helps set up both Bruin goals.)
San Francisco 0 No. 8 California 3 (Paul 13, Soares pen. 22, 50).

Wednesday, Sept. 16
No. 24 Michigan 3 (Fuzetti 59, Saad 67, Quijano 87) Detroit 1 (Lepera 29).
No. 25 Kentucky 1 (Lodge 26) Alabama A&M 0.

Tuesday, Sept. 15
No. 7 Maryland 7 (Kassel 12, Townsend 14, 26, 62, Yates 25, White 58, Stertzer 70) Duquesne 0.
No. 22 N.C. State 5 (Bouemboue 15, 77, Byrd 49, Sanchez 79, Smith 90) Campbell 1 (Ferrell 57).
No. 25 Virginia 1 (Barlow 38) Mount St. Mary’s 0.

Soccer America Men’s Top 25
TEAM (2009 RECORD) PREVIOUS
1. Akron (6-0-0) 1
2. North Carolina (4-0-1) 2
3. Wake Forest (3-1-1) 4
4. Creighton (1-1-1) 5
5. Dartmouth (4-1-1) 6
6. UCLA (3-1-0) 9
7. Maryland (3-1-1) 10
8. California (5-1-0) 11
9. South Florida (5-0-1) 12
10. Indiana (3-2-1) 16
11. Duke (4-1-0) 20
12. Harvard (5-0-0) NR
13. Louisville (5-0-1) 13
14. Boston University (4-2-1) 14
15. St. John’s (2-1-3) 3
16. Monmouth (6-0-0) NR
17. Butler (4-1-0) NR
18. Loyola Marymount (4-2-0) NR
19. UC Santa Barbara (5-1-1) 7
20. UC Irvine (5-2-0) 8
21. Connecticut (2-2-2) 18
22. N.C. State (4-1-1) 19
23. Notre Dame (3-3-1) 15
24. Michigan (6-1-0) 24
25. Northwestern (3-1-2) 17
25. Virginia (3-1-0) 21
25. Kentucky (5-1-0) NR

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