Erin McCallum scored one goal and set up another as SMU upset No. 11 Texas in an NCAA Division I women's soccer first-round match for the second successive year, edging the Longhorns, 2-1, Friday at College Station, Texas.

Kim Harvey finished McCallum's deflected shot in the 27th minute, her 16th goal of the season, and McCallum tucked home a Kati Shelton feed in the 71st as the Mustangs (13-5-1) advance to meet host Texas A&M in a second-round match Sunday.

No. 14 Clemson, No. 20 Villanova and No. 23 Charlotte also were upset on Friday.

In the two games pitting Top 25 clubs against each other, No. 18 California topped No. 15 Denver, 2-0, and No. 25 Arizona State edged No. 16 Washington State, 2-1.

Texas (15-5-1) outshot SMU, 19-8, and created three outstanding chances in the first half, but it couldn't beat SMU goalkeeper Erin McLeod, a Canadian national-teamer.

Lauren Field converted a 76th-minute penalty kick for the Longhorns after Kelly McDonald was pulled down inside the SMU box.

No. 9 Texas A&M (18-4-1) romped to an 8-0 win over Northwestern State (12-6-5) as Kristen Strutz and Heather Ragsdale scored two goals apiece. The Aggies built a 5-0 lead by the 11th minute and did all of its scoring in the first half.

In other action Friday:

At Stanford, Calif.: Laura Schott set a new California career scoring record with her 56th goal and Kim Yokers added a goal and an assist as the No. 18 Golden Bears (12-7-1) beat No. 15 Denver, 2-0. The Pioneers (17-2-2) lost star midfielder Katie Antongiovanni to a broken nose early in the match. Marcia Wallis scored a pair of goals, Callie Withers added a goal and an assist and Marcie Ward contributed two assists as No. 1 Stanford (19-1-0) scored on three set pieces in a 4-0 romp over Cal Poly (14-7-0).

At Notre Dame, Ind.: Jocelyn Cavalier made three saves in the shootout as Purdue (13-4-4) topped Eastern Illinois (12-7-3) on penalty kicks following a 1-1 tie. Amanda Guertin tallied twice and Amy Warner assisted two goals as Notre Dame (12-7-0) topped Ohio State (8-11-3), 3-1.

At Charlotte, N.C.: No. 14 Clemson (14-8-0) was upset by Richmond (14-5-2), 1-0, on Jessica Marino's goal in the 58th minute. The Tigers owned 15-6 shot and 6-0 corner-kick advantages, but its best chance, an 88th-minute blast by Deliah Arrington to the lower-right corner, was knocked aside by diving Spiders goalkeeper Megan Cox. No. 23 Charlotte (16-2-2) also was upset, falling to James Madison (13-7-3), 1-0 , on Kim Argy's 62nd-minute header.

At Morgantown, W.Va.: Darci Borski and Lindsay Gusick combined for a pair of goals as No. 24 Virginia (12-6-2) scored three times in a little more than 10 minutes of the second half en route to a 3-2 triumph over Dayton (17-4-0). Sarah Huffman pulled the Cavaliers even in the 55th, Borski scored in the 59th and Gusick tallied in the 65th. They'll face No. 8 West Virginia (18-2-1), a 3-0 winner over Loyola, Md. (12-5-2), in the second round. Chrissie Abbott, with her 20th goal of the year, Christen Seaman and Laura Kane scored first-half goals for the Mountaineers.

At College Park, Md.: Christie Welsh scored goals 39 seconds apart early in the first half to carry No. 13 Penn State (16-3-1) to a 2-0 victory over Princeton (13-3-1). No. 19 Maryland (13-7-1) dominated American (10-9-2) but settled for a 1-0 victory on Kimmy Francis' 60th-minute goal.

At Tallahassee, Fla.: Sara Power scored in the 34th minute and Sandy Carnes converted a penalty kick four minutes later as Auburn (15-4-2) topped Central Florida (18-5-0), 2-0, giving head coach Karen Richter her first victory over her alma mater. Cindy Schofield converted a penalty kick just before halftime, then set up Jez Ratliff in the 72nd minute as host Florida State (12-6-3) topped Mississippi (13-5-2), 2-0.

At Storrs, Conn: Sarah Johnston's 105th minute goal lifted Rhode Island (16-4-1) past Dartmouth (12-5-1), 2-1, in overtime. Gina Rosen also tallied for the Rams. No. 6 Connecticut (19-2-1) finally solved Central Connecticut State (14-6-1), scoring twice in the final 17:09 for a 2-0 triumph. Salla Ranta headed home a Jennifer Sullivan cross in the 73rd minute and Kristen Graczyk added her 13th goal of the season in the 87th to carry the fourth-seeded Huskies.

At Milwaukee: Megan Woods tallied twice to lead No. 5 Pepperdine (17-1-2) past UW Milwaukee (11-6-5), 2-0. Amy Vermeulen and Jessica Wolff each had a goal and assist as Wisconsin (13-7-3) edged host Marquette (13-8-3), 3-2.

At Ann Arbor, Mich.: Andrea Kayal headed in a cross from Amy Sullivant in the 60th minute as Michigan (14-5-2) beat Oakland, 1-0, its second victory this season over the Golden Grizzlies (8-10-1). Goals by Katie Milligan and Ashley Swinehart led Miami, Ohio (19-2-2) to a 2-1 triumph over Michigan State (12-7-2).

At Philadelphia: Yale (11-4-3) came through in its NCAA Tournament debut, beating No. 20 Villanova (14-2-5) on penalty kicks after a 0-0 draw. Goalkeeper Lindsay Sable stopped two of the Wildcats' spot kicks, in addition to 13 saves in 110 minutes of action, to lead the Bulldogs. Kori Saunders set up Christine Latham's goal just 1:07 in, then added a goal in the 78th minute as No. 10 Nebraska (15-5-3) scored a 2-0 win over Hartford (14-7-0) to get beyond the first round for the seventh successive year.

At Santa Clara, Calif.: First-half goals by freshmen Elizabeth Bogus and Brittany Cooper carried No. 25 Arizona State (12-6-2) past No. 16 Washington State (11-7-2), 2-1, in an all-Pacific-10 Conference matchup. Tracy Hess scored twice, Leslie Osborne had a goal and an assist and Megan Kakadelas added two assists as No. 4 Santa Clara (16-4-1) routed Creighton (12-8-2), 5-1.

At Los Angeles: Jessica Edwards' goal three minutes into overtime carried USC (11-7-3) past San Diego (11-7-3), 1-0. No. 3 UCLA (17-3-0) romped past Loyola Marymount (10-7-3), 4-0, as Sarah-Gayle Swanson scored two goals.

At Knoxville, Tenn.: Amy Simonson headed home Rachel Lieberman's corner kick three minutes into the second half to lift No. 22 Cincinnati (17-3-3) to a 1-0 victory over Kentucky (11-9-0). No. 12 Tennessee (17-5-1) got two goals from Sue Flamini as they pulled away in the second half to a 5-0 rout of Furman (16-6-1).

At Chapel Hill, N.C.: Lindsay Tarpley, Elizabeth Ball, Cat Reddick, Leea Murphy, Sophie Gervais and Jane Smith scored goals, and Susan Bush and Mary McDowell each added two assists, as No. 2 North Carolina (18-1-4) rolled to a 6-1 win over Radford (15-5-1). Melissa Murray-Hobbs and Sarah Kozey tallied as Wake Forest (13-7-1) eliminated William & Mary (13-7-1), 2-0.