#1 NOTRE DAME 4 Wisconsin-Green Bay 0

Top-ranked Notre Dame scored in the third minute and converted four of its first five shots on goal en route to an easy win over visiting Wisconsin-Green Bay. Junior forward Katie Thorlakson scored the first two Irish goals and assisted on the third for 9 goals and 10 assists (28 points) on the season. Amanda Cinalli scored the fifth goal of her rookie season. Annie Schefter capped the scoring with her third goal of the season.

Virginia Tech 1 #2 NORTH CAROLINA 6

The Tar Heels suffered a major blow when 2003 Soccer America Player of the Year Lindsay Tarpley suffered a broken right fibula and will be sidelined for an indeterminate length of time. Tarpley suffered the injury just over 14 minutes into the match after taking a shot on goal. She collided with Virginia Tech goalkeeper Mallory Soldner shortly thereafter. Fellow Olympian Heather OÆReilly scored a pair of goals to lead the Heels over Tech. Lori Chalupny, Kendall Fletcher, Kacey White and Leea Murphy also scored for UNC.

#6 PORTLAND 0 #4 WASHINGTON 2

Kelley Schweighart scored in the fifth minute, and Dani Bridges put away an insurance goal in the 71st minute as the Huskies beat fifth-ranked Portland at Merlo Field for just the second time in the last 20 years. Portland held an 18-8 shot advantage, but Washington (8-0-0) remained undefeated by capitalizing on a pair of Pilot defense lapses.

#5 PENN STATE 3 Purdue 1

Penn State (7-1-1) used three second half goals to rally from a 1-0 deficit and beat Purdue in front of 979 fans at Jeffrey Field. Meghan Dybvig gave the Boilermakers a 1-0 lead in the eighth minute. Penn State equalized in the 54th minute on a goal from senior forward Sophie Hiler. Freshman Alli Donofrio had the gamewinner, and Tiffany Weimer then provided an insurance goal, her 10th goal of the season. The victory was the Lions' 33rd consecutive home triumph.

Auburn 1 #7 FLORIDA 0

Auburn goalkeeper Megan Rivera broke the all-time Southeastern Conference record for shutouts as the Tigers (7-2-0) upset the Gators in SEC action at the AU Soccer Complex. Senior Jenn Walters fired a penalty shot for AU's only score of the game at the 46:41 mark

#9 SANTA CLARA 1 Denver 0

The Broncos closed out the ninth annual Santa Clara adidas Classic with their fifth straight shutout. Sophomore forward Tina Estrada recorded the game-winner just before the half to help improve the Broncos' record to 6-2-1. Stanford won its second adidas Classic title in the past three years, topping Marquette 5-0 in the earlier match.

#11 WEST VIRGINIA 4 St. John's 2

West Virginia took 43 shots, the second most in a game in school history, to down the Red Storm. Marissa Kanela and Kim Bonilla gave the Mountaineers a 2-0 lead, but St. John's stormed back on goals by Natasha Lee on a breakaway in the 32nd minute and Holly Ryder on a header off of a corner two minutes later. Defender Ashley Weimer scored the winner with a shot from 25 yards out, and Bonilla put the match out of reach with her second goal.

#12 ILLINOIS 1 Wisconsin 0

Illinois scored the only goal of the game in the 74th minute when Tara Hurless capitalized on a corner kick. The Badgers perfect in non-conference play fell to 0-3-1 in the Big Ten.

#13 KANSAS 2 #22 COLORADO 1

Sophomore defender Holly Gault got Kansas on the board in the 23rd minute. Senior forward Rachel Gilfillan put the Jayhawks up 2-0 in the 52nd minute. Colorado, the defending Big 12 champion, got on the board in the 70th minute when junior defender Ashlie Mihalcin scored off a feed from midfielder Fran Munnelly.

Texas Tech 0 #14 TEXAS A&M 3

Midfielder Carrie Berend scored the game-deciding goal in the 27th minute. Freshman Melissa Garey doubled the Aggies' lead in the 67th minute when she connected on a Laura Probst corner kick. In the 87th minute, midfielder Kat Krambeer set up freshman Ashlee Pistorius for her seventh goal of the season.

Baylor 2 #15 TEXAS 1 (OT)

Anna Schuch scored 18 seconds into the first overtime period for the Bears in front of a 450 fans at Betty Lou Mays Soccer Field. Texas claimed an early 1-0 lead on Kristen Teter's first goal of the year, but the Bears answered back in the 15th minute with one of their own as Tiffany Boshers directed a corner kick from Jennifer Martin into the back of the Texas net.

#16 STANFORD 5 Marquette 0

Stanford won its second Santa Clara adidas Classic title in the past three years with the win over Marquette. Senior Marcie Ward tabbed the game-winning goal 14 minutes into the contest on assists from Gina Farias-Eisner and April Wall. Farias-Eisner, Lizzy George, Katie Wayland and Amy Grady added four goals in the second half.

Pacific 0 #17 CALIFORNIA 5

Junior midfielder Sierra Schlesinger posted her first career hat trick for the he Golden Bears, who improved to 7-1-1 and equaled their win total of 2003 (7-8-4), and have now scored 25 goals after netting only 22 last season. Liz Eisenberg and Stephanie Wieger also scored for Cal.

Iowa State 0 #18 MICHIGAN 4

Michigan won its fifth straight game and stayed perfect in Big Ten play (4-0-0). The Wolverines exploded for four second-half goals, including a hat trick by freshman Jamie Artsis. Katie Kramer had Michigan's other goal.

BYU 1 #19 WASHINGTON STATE 2 (Saturday)

Cailan McCutchan scored the game-winner with less than 15 minutes left in the match. Washington State took the early 1-0 lead when Cougar leading scorer Alix Rustrum scored her fourth goal of the season at the one-minute mark. BYU's Carolyn Swenson tied the match in the 62rd minute.

Mississippi 1 #21 TENNESSEE 2

Tennessee's Kayla Lockaby scored 10 seconds into the match, off the opening kickoff, but Ole Miss found the equalizer in the 29th minute when defender Lyndsey Williams connected on a header. Less than two minutes after halftime, UT's Emily Redberg fire a shot that deflected off Williams' foot into the goal.

#23 WAKE FOREST 0 Duke 2

Senior Casey McCluskey scored the first goal and set up sophomore Rebecca Moros on a perfect cross for the second goal. McCluskey's goal marked the fifth straight game she has scored a goal and now has 11 total on the season, which is a new career high for the forward. McCluskey has also registered five straight game-winning goals for the Blue Devils.

#24 PEPPERDINE 2 Arizona State 1

Junior midfielder April Pettigrew broke a 1-1 tie with a goal in the 88th minute to lift Pepperdine over the Sun Devils, who dropped their third straight contest and fell to 3-5-0. Arizona State's Manya Makoski opened the scoring at 56:38, and the Waves tied the score at the 68:49 mark on a penalty kick by junior forward Jenna Fodor.

Hartford 0 #25 PRINCETON 4

Esmeralda Negron scored twice and Kristina Fontanez and Diana Matheson scored once for Princeton, which outshot Hartford, 32-4. Princeton improved to 6-1 with the win, while Hartford, a perennial America East power, fell to 1-6-1.