Boston College’s Alejandro Bedoya, whose first-half goal gave the Eagles a 1-0 victory over previously unbeaten Wake Forest on Saturday, is the Soccer America Men’s Player of the Week for games played Oct. 22-28.
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Soccer America Men’s Team of the Week
Connecticut’s O’Brian White, who was selected to the Soccer America Men’s Team of the Week for the fourth time this season, was one of seven juniors named to the Soccer America Men’s Team of the Week for games played Oct. 22-28. For the complete Team of the Week …
Soccer America Women’s Player of the Week
Portland sophomore Michelle Enyeart, who scored the first goal in a pair of shutout victories over ranked WCC opponents, is the Soccer America Women’s Player of the Week for games played Oct. 22-28.
Soccer America Women’s Team of the Week
Tennessee junior Kylee Rossi, who scored three goals in wins over Auburn and Alabama, was named to the Soccer America Women’s Team of the Week for the second straight week, for the third time this season and the sixth time in her career. For the complete Team of the Week for games played Oct. 22-28 …
Soccer America Men’s Top 25 Weekend Results
Duke picked up a big win on the road Friday night when the Blue Devils knocked off ACC rival Virginia, 2-1. Duke and Saint Louis were the only Top 25 teams to win twice in Friday-Sunday action. For all the Top 25 weekend results …
Soccer America Men’s Top 25
SMU, winner of seven games in a row, moved into the top spot in the Soccer America Men’s Top 25 following Wake Forest’s 1-0 loss to Boston College. The Demon Deacons fell to No. 2, while BC climbed six spots to No. 6. For the complete Top 25 …
Soccer America Women’s Top 25 Results
Big winners included Penn State, Texas A&M, Notre Dame, California and West Virginia, which all swept a pair of games. For the complete Top 25 weekend results …
Soccer America Women’s Top 25
Losses by Virginia, Purdue and USC pushed Portland, North Carolina, Texas A&M and Penn State into the No. 3-6 slots behind UCLA and Stanford. For the complete Top 25 …
Boston College finds secret to beating Wake Forest
Well, Wake Forest can be beaten. Indeed, the No. 1 Demon Deacons were thoroughly stymied by Boston College, whose 1-0 margin of victory on Saturday night didn’t reflect its dominance. For more on how BC shut down Wake …
Noonan wins 200th college game
[MILESTONE] Brown men’s coach Mike Noonan picked up his 200th career victory as the No. 4 Bears defeated Penn, 3-0, on Saturday night at Stevenson Field.
Notre Dame rolls off 11 straight conference wins
[BIG EAST] Notre Dame went 2-4-1 in non-conference play, but there was no stopping the Irish when they hit Big East women’s action. The Irish concluded regular-season play with a pair of 3-1 wins at Seton Hall and Rutgers to finish 11-0-0 in conference play and claim first place in the National Division.
UCLA women continue mastery of USC
[PAC-10] UCLA continued its recent domination of USC, knocking off the Women of Troy, 2-0, before 3,345 fans in Westwood on Friday in a battle of No. 1 and No. 5 teams.
Portland women roll before sell-out crowd
[WCC] Portland followed up on its 4-0 win over No. 11 San Diego before a nationally televised audience on Thursday night with a 2-0 victory over longtime WCC nemesis Santa Clara Sunday before a sell-out crowd of 4,892 at Merlo Field.
Soccer America Women’s Top 25 Results & Schedules
No. 1 UCLA hosts No. 5 in a Pac-10 battle for Los Angeles bragging rights on Friday night. The Bruins hold a 15-2-1 edge in the series and have not lost to the Women of Troy since 1998. Other notable matchups this weekend include No. 3 Virginia at No. 16 Boston College and. No. 12 Santa Clara at No. 6 Portland, both on Sunday. For the complete Top 25 results and weekend schedules …
Tennessee, Georgia and Florida remain close
[SEC UPDATE] Quite a race is shaping up in the Southeastern Conference’s Eastern Division, where three ranked teams are battling for the regular-season title.
Wildfires impact Southern California programs
For almost a week now, fires have been raging across Southern California, affecting the movement of college teams. Pepperdine’s women managed to play at San Diego in WCC action last Sunday but then couldn’t get back home. Classes at San Diego have since been canceled and the campus used as an evacuation site. Unable to practice, the Torero women headed to Portland a day early to prepare for their nationally televised match on Thursday night. San Diego State teams have been forced move home games outside the area — to Los Angeles and as far away as Provo, Utah. Then there’s San Diego State men’s assistant coach Oscar Rodriguez, a San Diego firefighter who has been battling fires non-stop since last Sunday.
NCAA Division I Women’s Thursday Results
UNC Greensboro improved to 8-0-0 in the Southern Conference with a 2-1 win over Appalachian State. Kennesaw State and Mercer remained tied for first in the Atlantic Sun at 8-1-0 after wins over Campbell and Gardner-Webb, respectively. For all of Thursday’s scores …
NCAA Division I Men’s Thursday Results
Tulsa recorded its largest victory in 17 years when the No. 7 Golden Hurricane beat Centenary, 9-0. For all of Thursday’s scores …
Soccer America Men’s Top 25 Results & Schedules
This weekend’s big showdown pits No. 1 Wake Forest, one of only two unbeaten NCAA Division I men’s teams, against No. 12 Boston College, the ACC leader at 5-0-0, on Saturday. In other Top 25 action this weekend, No. 13 Virginia hosts No. 23 Duke on Friday night, and No. 6 Michigan State travels to No 17 Northwestern on Sunday. For the complete Top 25 results and weekend schedules …
Icelanders in college soccer
[MAKING A LIST] Colleges have been recruiting Icelanders for several decades. With the success of Columbia’s Rikki Dadason (the Lions’ all-time leading scorer with 50 goals) and UNC Greensboro’s Siggi Eyjolfsson (the first Icelander to be named a first-team All-American), a pipeline of players from Iceland to U.S. colleges developed.
Kings of the clubs take BU by storm
[FEATURE] Icelanders Petur Sigurdsson, Jon Jonsson and Hrafn Davidsson follow in a long tradition of foreign players who have helped make Boston University a national men’s power for more than a quarter century. All three players have been key contributors on the Terriers, who extended their unbeaten streak to six games with a 1-1 tie with Hartford on Wednesday, and they brought with them their fun-loving ways from Reykjavik’s music scene.
NCAA Division I Men’s Wednesday Results
UAB’s troubles continued when it fell at Alabama A&M, 1-0, on Henry Kabeta‘s goal. The loss extended the Blazers’ winless streak to eight games (0-7-1). All seven losses have been by one goal. In other non-conference play, Columbia upset Lehigh, 4-3, on Patrick Huston‘s golden goal after rallying from 3-1 down. For all of Wednesday’s scores …
NCAA Division I Women’s Wednesday Results
High Point moved into a tie with Coast Carolina for first place in the Big South thanks to its 2-0 win over UNC Asheville coupled with Coastal’s 2-1 loss at home to Charleston Southern. For all of Wednesday’s scores …
Irish cruise as Big East hits crunch time
[UPDATE] Notre Dame remained the only unbeaten team in Big East Conference play with a 3-0 win over Pitt on Wednesday night. Notre Dame leads the Big East’s Blue Division by four points (23-19) over Connecticut. St. John’s is first, one point ahead of Louisville and South Florida, in the Red Division thanks to the Red Storm’s 1-0 win over Rutgers and DePaul’s 2-1 win over Louisville.
Northwestern and Akron fall on golden goals
[WEDNESDAY UPDATE] Two of the Midwest’s hottest teams, Northwestern and Akron, lost in overtime. No. 17 Northwestern was 89 seconds away from escaping from Northern Illinois with a victory Wednesday afternoon, but lost, 2-1, on a pair of goals by Marcus McCarty. No. 22 Akron’s 10-game unbeaten streak was snapped when it fell 1-0 to Michigan in double overtime.
