No. 1 North Carolina had its 31-game winning streak snapped Friday night when it had to settle for a 0-0 tie with No. 15 Tennessee before 2,083 fans at the Lady Vol Soccer Classic at the Tennessee Soccer Complex

Sophomore forward Kristin Doukakis appeared to end the match 1:10 into the second overtime, heading a pass from Keeley Dowling past Tar Heel goalkeeper Aly Winget. But Olympic star Lindsay Tarpley saved the goal, knocking the ball off the line to salvage the scoreless draw.

UNC had its share of chances, but junior goalkeeper Vanessa Phillips-Bosshart recorded seven saves.

Candance Chapman and Melissa Tancredi scored as No. 2 Notre Dame rallied from an early deficit to beat No. 16 Arizona State, 2-1, before a record ASU crowd of 1,505 in Tempe.

After lightning and heavy rain delayed the Florida State-Florida game in Tallahassee for 42 minutes early into the second half, Stephanie Freeman scored goals less than six minutes apart at 51:51 and 57:11 to give No. 11 Florida a 2-1 victory over No. 3 Florida State.

No. 13 Kansas beat No. 4 Clemson, 3-1, Saturday at the Furman Select Kickoff Classic. Lauren Williams converted a free kick and Nicole Braman took a pass from Monica Brothers to open up a 2-0 lead in the first half. Clemson's Lydia Vandenbergh cut the deficit to 2-1 at halftime, but in the second half Kansas was able to get an insurance goal from Rachel Gilfillan.

Lindsay Gusick scored twice and Sarah Curtis added a goal for No. 5 Virginia, which beat No. 8 UCLA 3-1, at the Virginia Nike Soccer Classic.

Laura Probst scored twice and freshman forward Ashlee Pistorius scored once as No. 24 Texas A&M scored three second-half goals to beat No. 6 Texas, 3-1, in front 5,384 fans in College Station, the largest crowd to ever watch an A&M-Texas soccer match.

Sophomore Domenique Esposito struck a 25-yard blast to lift Rutgers to a 1-0 upset of No. 7 Santa Clara at the Rutgers Classic. Yale upset No. 14 Connecticut, 2-0, in New Haven. Regina McGee scored twice to lead upstart Pacific to a 2-1 victory over No. 18 Nebraska.

All-Americans Christine Sinclair and Lindsey Huie each netted a pair goals to lead No. 10 Portland past Weber State, 4-0, before 4,070 fans Friday night in the first-ever night game at the newly renovated Clive Charles Soccer Complex.