Olympian Heather O'Reilly scored her first goal of the college season since returning from Athens, helping No. 1 North Carolina beat No. 14 Florida, 3-0, before 3,825 fans at Fetzer Field on Friday night..

All-American Lori Chalupny also scored for the Heels, who opened the scoring after only 27 seconds on an own goal. No. 25 Duke defeated Kennesaw State 1-0 in the opening match in Chapel Hill.

Forward Annie Schefter converted a penalty kick at 81:57 to give No. 2 Notre Dame a 1-0 victory over No. 13 Stanford at the Notre Dame adidas Classic. Leslie Osborne scored in the 107th minute to lead fourth-ranked Santa Clara to a 2-1 victory over SMU in the first game in South Bend.

No. 3 Florida State downed Georgia, 1-0, to win it third game in a row, equaling the best start in team history. Jez Ratliff scored a game-winner for the second straight game.

Jenny Anderson scored two goals in leading No. 5 Clemson to a 3-0 win over Furman in front of 3,928 fans, the second largest crowd in Clemson history.

Kelly Wilson led No. 7 Texas with two goals in a 5-0 victory over Florida International

Forward Tina Frimpong's long run and cross set up fellow senior Kelly Schweighart's second-half goal to lift No. 15 Washington over No. 8 Tennessee, 2-1

Amanda Lentz scored with just 1:25 remaining in the second overtime to lift No. 10 Penn State to a 2-1 win over No. 12 Connecticut in the UConn adidas Classic. In the first game, freshman Natalie Budge scored two goals, and junior Lindsey Huie put away the eventual game-winner in No. 11 PortlandÆs 3-2 victory over Harvard

Goalkeeper Meghan Miller collected her third consecutive shutout as No. 16 Kansas beat Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 1-0

Canadian World Cup player Diana Matheson needed five minutes to make an impact, scoring less than five minutes into her Princeton debut. Esmeralda Negron scored two minutes later and the Tigers held on to upset No. 18 Texas A&M, 2-1.

Sophomore Tanya Dennis scored two goals in No. 22 Nebraska's 4-0 win over Eastern Illinois.

Megan Woods, playing in her first match of the season after missing the previous two contests with an injury, scored the game-winning goal in the 86th minute to lead No. 19 Pepperdine to a 1-0 victory over Columbia.

No. 20 Auburn earned a 3-0 win over Samford in front of a record Samford crowd of 1,054

Senior Tara Hurless and freshman Ella Masar each scored as No. 23 Illinois defeated Southeast Missouri State, 2-0.

Sharon Day, Heather Bryan, Erica Zumbahlen and Erin Martin all scored goals as No. 24 Cal Poly defeated Western Kentucky 4-2.