#2 Duke 3 North Carolina 2

Duke junior Danny Kramer scored the last of four goals in the final 18 minutes of play with just 1:17 left in regulation to lift Duke past North Carolina in front of 6,350 fans at Koskinen Stadium. Kramer's game-winning goal came on a diving header at the far post off a Blake Camp assist. Owoicho Adogwa scored the two other Duke goals. UNC scored on an own goal in the 16th minute. Tim Merritt tied the score at 2-2 after two Owoicho Adogwa goals for Duke.

#4 Santa Clara 1 San Francisco 0

Hector Guzman scored his first goal as a Bronco with only 1:32 remaining in the match to provide the Bronco's game-winner. The match was quite physical, as a total of seven yellows and one red card was issued in the contest. USF's Chris Schwarze was issued the red card in the 79th minute

#5 New Mexico 3 UNLV 0

Lance Watson had a hand in all three of New Mexico's second-half goals as the Lobos moved to 8-0-0. Watson assisted on goals by Patrick Grange at 56:33 and Jeff Rowland at 64:48 and then closed out the score with a blast from 25 yards out at 77:10.

#8 Creighton 4 Tulsa 0

Julian Nash tallied a hat trick as Creighton ran over Tulsa. The senior came off the bench for the first time this season, unleashing eight shots and converting three goals. Vince Odorisio got the scoring started with his s third goal of the year at 11:14. Nash's first career hat trick gives him 50 career points at Creighton. Redshirt freshman Zac Gibbens made his first collegiate start in goal for a sidelined Andrew Brown.

Furman 1 #10 UNC Greensboro 2 (Saturday)

Junior midfielder Phil Long had a hand in both goals, including scoring the game-winner with just over seven minutes to play, as UNC Greensboro stayed unbeaten. Richard Jata gave Furman a 1-0 lead 1:18 into the second half with his third goal of the season. Randi Patterson scored his team-leading ninth goal of the season to tie the game nearly two minutes later. UNCG had not beaten Furman in the last eight meetings between the schools, going 0-7-1 during that span.

#12 UCLA 0 #24 Washington 1

UCLA had its 13-game Pac-10 winning streak snapped, losing a conference match for the first time since Nov. 8, 2002. Husky forward Brett Wiesner scored his second goal of the season at 12:31, shooting from about five yards out after a C.J. Klaas cross in the box. Washington keeper Chris Eylander made five saves in the game.

#13 St. John's 0 College of Charleston 1 Charleston scored midway through the first half when Ben Hollingsworth headed a shot in the box past Red Storm freshman keeper Jason Landers.

#14 Notre Dame 4 Loyola, Ill. 0

The win was Notre Dame head coach Bobby Clark's 200th of his coaching career. Junior Tony Megna led the Irish with two goals (the first two-goal game of his career). Ian Etherington had a goal and an assist for the Irish, while defender Kevin Goldthwaite had two assists as well. Alex Yoshinaga scored the final goal of the contest.

#15 South Carolina 3 Gardner-Webb 2

Junior defender Josh Alcala netted two goals to lead the Gamecocks, who rallied from two goals down. Brian Wetzel and Darnell Carroll, scored to give the Bulldogs a 2-0 lead at the half. South Carolina scored on Eric Szeszycki's penalty kick in the 72nd minute and Alcala goals in the 88th and 89th minutes.

UNC Wilmington 1 #16 William & Mary 2

William & Mary scored two goals in the first 18:16 of the match and held on the rest of the way to defeat UNC Wilmington. Brannon Thomas assisted on Tribe goals by Pat Scherder and Bryan Hinkle. UNCWÆs goal came on a penalty kick by Juho Karjalainen in the 56th minute.

FIU 1 #17 South Florida 2

Freshman Rodrigo Hidalgo registered the game-winning goal on a free kick in the 39th minute to extend USFÆs unbeaten streak to eight games. Fernando Plentz put FIU in the 10th minute. Brandon Streicher tied the game in the 28th minute with his first goal of the 2004 season.

Wake Forest 4 #18 Maryland 2 (Saturday)

Trinidad & Tobago international Scott Sealy scored a pair of goals and added one assist to lead the Demon Deacons past Maryland before a season-high crowd of 3,289 in Winston-Salem. Former U.S. U-17 international Julian Valentin scored his first goal of his college career and Justin Moose also scored for Wake. The Terps got a pair of first-half goals from Domenic Mediate.

Drake 0 #19 SMU 3

SMU collected its second consecutive shutout. Sophomore Alex Smith scored twice in the contest, posting his third and fourth goals of the season. SMU closed out its scoring at the 40:40 mark off a successful penalty kick by Guatemalan international Mynor Gonzalez.

Loyola Marymount 2 #20 Portland 0

Portland finished with nine men as starting central defenders Paul Robinson and junior Josh Brown were issued red cards. LMU substitute Nick Blanco scored his first goal of the season in the 36th minute. LMU extended the lead in the 52nd minute as Sean Rhynard finished a cross from Blanco.

Bowling Green 0 #21 Akron 4

After being held scoreless in the first half, Akron exploded for four goals at Mickey Cochrane Field. Corey Sipos, Brendan Murphy, Steve Kalan and Pablo Moreira scored.

#22 Virginia 2 N.C. State 1 (Saturday)

The Cavaliers' Nico Colaluca scored his first collegiate goal to break a 1-1 tie and also added an assist on UVa's first goal. UVa took an early 1-0 lead at 16:55 when Adam Cristman scored his fifth goal of the season on a header in the box. N.C. State tied the game at 49:30 when Rami Ghanayem scored his first goal of the season on a free kick from about 28 yards out on the left flank.

#23 Coastal Carolina 0 Virginia Tech 2

The Coastal Carolina (7-3, 1-2 Big South) menÆs soccer teamáa game after coming from behind for the a victory over Hofstra fell to Virginia Tech (5-5), 2-0,

Vanderbilt 1 #25 Southwest Missouri State 0

SMS suffered its second loss in three days, losing on Vandy sub Josh Medcalf's goal from 18 yards in the 68th minute. Vanderbilt improved to 6-3-1, picking up its fifth straight win.