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UCLA’s mastery of USF continues

[RIVALS] UCLA continued its recent mastery of San Francisco with a 1-0 victory Thursday night in a battle of long-time West Coast powers before 3,143 fans at Negoesco Stadium. UCLA sophomore Chance Myers scored the game’s only goal in the 88th minute when he beat former Bruin Eric Conner in the Dons’ goal after Kyle Nakazawa‘s free kick into the penalty area wasn’t cleared.

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Soccer America Top 25 Men’s Results & Schedules

Four ACC matches involving Soccer America Top 25 teams highlight the action this weekend. No. 1 Wake Forest puts its perfect record in the line Friday night when it faces Clemson. On Saturday, No. 4 Virginia travels to N.C. State, No. 13 Boston College goes on the road to play North Carolina, and No. 17 Duke hosts No. 18 Maryland. For complete Top 25 results and schedules …

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Big East upstarts are primed for showdowns

[FOCUS] The Big East has three men’s teams ranked among the top seven teams in the Soccer America rankings — No. 2 Connecticut, No. 3 Notre Dame and No. 7 West Virginia — and they will all be tested this weekend. As the Big East moves into full swing, four upstarts, all unranked nationally in the Soccer America Preseason Top 25, are off to great starts. South Florida (5-0-0) has broken into the Soccer America Top 25 at No. 23, while DePaul (4-0-0), Villanova (5-1-0) and Syracuse (3-0-3) could crack the Top 25 with big weekends.

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Virginia’s Barlow brothers are reunited — on the field

[PROFILES] What a difference a year makes. The 2006 season was a largely forgettable one for Virginia’s Barlow brothers, Jeremy and Neil, but they have recovered to lead the fourth-ranked Cavaliers to a 5-1-0 start. Both are starting in midfield, and Neil Barlow scored the first goal in a 2-1 comeback victory over Campbell on Wednesday, his third goal of the season.

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Struggling Duke and Maryland earn tough wins

[WEDNESDAY ACTION] ACC men’s powers Duke and Maryland rebounded from disappointing losses on Saturday to record wins against tough non-conference foes — tuneups for their big showdown on Saturday night in Durham. No. 17 Duke (4-2-0) needed a penalty kick by Mike Grella in the 79th minute to escape with a 2-1 win over South Carolina. Sophomore Drew Yates scored his third goal of the season to lead No. 18 Maryland past Old Dominion, 1-0.

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Creighton’s Dacy sidelined for rest of season

[INJURY] Creighton star Byron Dacy‘s comeback bid was short-lived. The junior forward will miss the remainder of the season due to a torn left ACL he suffered during the Bluejays’ exhibition match against Ohio State on Aug. 18. He came back to play two minutes against UCLA on Sept. 8 and played 19 minutes off the bench last Saturday against Loyola Marymount, scoring the game-winning goal in overtime for Creighton, ranked No. 8 in the country.

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Zimmeck ranks among Tribe leaders

[PROFILE] Claire Zimmeck is following in a long tradition of William & Mary women’s greats. Coming off sensational freshman and sophomore seasons, she has been on a tear in the first month of her junior campaign. Zimmeck’s hot streak continued when she scored the winning goal in No. 24 William and Mary’s 2-0 victory over Albany on Wednesday evening — the fourth straight game she has scored the winning goal.

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Wheaton women extend streak to 26 straight wins

[SMALL COLLEGE WOMEN] Wheaton (Ill.) remained undefeated with a 2-0 win over Trinity (Texas) on Monday night at Joe Bean Stadium. The win was Wheaton’s 26th consecutive victory, tying the Thunder with Heidelberg for the fourth longest win-streak in NCAA Division III history. For news on the new NCAA Division II women’s powerhouse and Division III Rochester’s quick fall …

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