#1 UC SANTA BARBARA 4 UNLV 0

Top-ranked UC Santa Barbara (8-0-0) scored three goals in a span of less than four minutes midway through the first half and then added another in the second half. Drew McAthy scored in the 20th and 22nd minutes to get the Gauchos started. Neil Jones redirected a McAthy bicycle kick two minutes later for the third goal. Jones capped an outstanding week with his second goal of the match and his fifth in UCSB's two weekend wins. Goalkeeper Dan Kennedy recorded his seventh shutout of the season and the 28th of his career, a new school record.

#3 SANTA CLARA #4 CALIFORNIA

Calen Carr's goal gave Cal the win in the Stanford Nike Invitational. The game was played at Santa Clara's Buck Shaw Stadium, where the Broncos' 15-game winning streak ended with the loss.

#5 STANFORD 0 Brown 0

Stanford and Brown battled to a scoreless draw at the Stanford Nike Invitational. It was Brown's second straight 0-0 tie against a ranked opponent. The Bears tied Cal, 0-0, on Friday.

Boston College 2 #6 ST. JOHN'S 0

In the 26th minute, Frenchman Hadrien Toure served the ball into the box, where it ricocheted off of a Red Storm defender and trickled past goalkeeper Bill Gaudette. The Eagles netted an insurance goal early in the second half when Israeli star Guy Melamed found a streaking Uri Magen-David, who controlled the ball and guided it past Gaudette. BC's Japanese goalkeeper, Issey Maholo, has not allowed a goal in the last 196 minutes of action.

Michigan State 1 #8 INDIANA 3

After going over 260 minutes without a goal, IU ended its scoring drought thanks to sophomore forward Jacob Peterson's first hat trick of his Hoosier career. Ryan McMahen scored for the Spartans.

#9 NOTRE DAME 1 #25 VILLANOVA 0

A goal by Justin McGeeney early in the second half proved to be the difference. Irish goalie Chris Sawyer earned the shutout with one save.

Cal State Fullerton 1 #11 UCLA 1

Just 48 seconds into the match, Mike Enfield scored his fourth goal of the year for the Bruins, following through on a Kamani Hill shot that rebounded off Fullerton keeper Sam Reynolds. Steve Moreno's volley from 20 yards out tied the score in the 29th minute. U.S. U-20 striker Chad Barrett had a chance to win the game for UCLA, but his penalty kick in the 82nd minute was stopped by Reynolds.

North Carolina 2 #12 VIRGINIA 1

Freshman Adam Sloustcher scored off a Tim Merritt header in the 67th minute to lift UNC (2-3-2) over Virginia (5-2-0) and end its five-game winless streak at Fetzer Field. The Tar Heels claimed a 1-0 lead in the 10th minute of play when a Virginia defender deflected a Michael Harrington shot into the net. The Cavaliers got the equalizer nine minutes later on Adam Christman's fourth goal of the year.

#14 PENN STATE 3 #18 SMU 2

Joe Zewe notched the game-winner with a header four minutes into the second overtime period to put away SMU. Duke Hashimoto and Alex Smith scored in regulation for SMU. Yan Carvalho and Zewe scored for the Lions. Hashimoto missed a wide-open shot when his attempt hit the crossbar with 0:03 remaining in the first overtime session.

#17 COASTAL CAROLINA 0 Birmingham-Southern 1

Coastal Carolina's 17-game home winning streak was snapped as it lost for the first time this season. Panthers forward Karim Dietz took a cross from fellow senior Nick Barcelona in front of the Coastal net and beat freshman keeper Aaron Weant to the right corner at 57:59. Birmingham-Southern defeated Coastal for the first time in school history.

Long Island 1 #19 MICHIGAN 1 (OT)

Mychal Turpin's goal gave the Wolverines a tie in the second game of their trip to the New York area.

#20 PORTLAND 2 UC Irvine 3

UC Irvine got two late goals from Brad Evans to upset UP at the Husky Fever Classic in Seattle. Lorne Hewlett put UCI ahead in the 21st minute, but Portland went ahead on goals by Alejandro Salazar and Bobak Talebi.

#21 WASHINGTON 1 Akron 2 (OT)

Ross McKenzie broke a 1-1 tie in the 99th minute, lifting Akron past Washington at the Husky Fever Classic. The Zips jumped on the board first in the 18th minute when Jeremy Field's scored on a header off a corner kick from Yohann Mauger. Sophomore Kevin Forrest scored the lone goal for UW, his second in as many games. Washington was named Husky Fever Classic champion based on goal differential. All four teams earned a win in the two-day tournament, but it was the Huskies' two-goal victory over UC Irvine on Friday that proved to be the tiebreaker.

#23 JAMES MADISON 1 St. Francis (Pa.) 1 (OT)

JMU sophomore Kurt Morsink blasted a 30-yard shot into the goal in the 34th minute to give the Dukes a 1-0 lead. However, St. Francis tied the game in the opening minutes of the second period when senior Bernie Showers connected on a nine-yard shot.

#24 OLD DOMINION 0 Hartwick 1

Edwin Ruiz's goal in the 67th minute gave the Hawks the win over previously unbeaten ODU at the William & Mary Nike Classic.