#20 WEST VIRGINIA 1 #1 NOTRE DAME 3

Notre Dame got goals from Kim Lorenzen and Katie Thorlakson 25 seconds apart late in the game to beat the Mountaineers. After losses by Virginia and Washington today, the Irish are the only unbeaten and untied team. Christie Shaner put the Irish ahead in the first half, but junior forward Rachael Minnich tied the game in the 52nd minute with her sixth goal of the season.

N.C. State 1 #2 NORTH CAROLINA 3

Lori Chalupny broke a 1-1 tie in the 67th minute to lead UNC (10-0-1) past State before 1,234 fans at SAS Soccer Park. UNC got on the scoreboard first at the 14:14 mark on sophomore forward Heather O'Reilly's sixth goal of the season. N.C. State tied the match on Allie Wilkerson's goal in the 31st minute. Carolina finished off the scoring at 87:43 on freshman Jaime Gilbert's sixth goal of the season.

Wake Forest 2 #3 VIRGINIA 1 (OT)

Virginia suffered its first loss of the season. Elizabeth Remy scored the golden goal for the Demon Deacons with just over a minute to play in the first overtime. The Cavaliers and Demon Deacons played 75 minutes of scoreless soccer before trading goals 31 seconds apart. Virginia took the lead when Lindsay Gusick knocked in a Shannon Foley corner kick. Wake Forest countered on Sarah Kozey's point-blank shot.

San Diego 2 #4 WASHINGTON 1

Lee Klopschinski scored the go-ahead goal 36 seconds into the second half and San Diego held on to deal UW its first defeat. The Huskies (8-1) had their longest season-opening winning streak stopped at eight games. Reserve Amy Epsten opened the scoring in the 29th minute for San Diego (5-6-1). UW senior Nikki Gamble evened the score less than 10 minutes later.

#14 MICHIGAN 0 #5 PENN STATE 1

Tiffany Weimer found the back of the net with 4:31 remaining in the second extra session to vault the Nittany Lions into first place in the Big Ten standings ahead of Michigan. It was the Wolverines' first defeat in nine games and their first loss in league play. Sophomore Megan Tuura had a spectacular performance in Michigan goal, finishing with a career-high nine saves, including three in extra time.

#6 PORTLAND 2 BYU 0

Junior All-Americans Christine Sinclair and Lindsey Huie tallied goals in the same game for the fourth time this season as the Pilots defeated BYU in Pullman, Wash. Sinclair recorded her team-leading 12th goal and seventh assist through 11 games.

#7 SANTA CLARA 0 #12 STANFORD 0 (Thursday)

The shut out marked the Broncos' sixth in a row, as SCU is now 6-2-2. The Cardinal's record moved to 7-2-1. The Bay Area derby drew 1,206 fans.

#8 UCLA 1 Utah 2

Utah got goals from Melissa Wayman and Chelsea Card to upset the Bruins in Westwood. Mexican international Iris Mora scored for UCLA. Utah keeper Ashley Mason had eight saves.

#9 FLORIDA 1 #16 TENNESSEE 2 (OT)

A golden goal by Kayla Lockaby in the 107th minute ended the Gators' 36-game unbeaten streak at home in SEC play. Redshirt freshman Daniela Sanchez earned her first collegiate goal in the 40th for the Gators. Kristin McGrath tied the scored seven minutes into the second half. The match was delayed an hour due to lightening.

Duke 2 #10 FLORIDA STATE 0

The Blue Devils collected their school-record seventh straight shutout, defeating Florida State in front of a season-high 1,500 fans. Casey McCluskey scored from 18 yards out for 12th goal of the season and 36th of her career, putting her in second place on Duke's all-time scoring list. It also marked the sixth straight game she has scored a goal. Lauren Tippets had the insurance goal.

#11 TEXAS A&M 3 Oklahoma State 0

Freshman Ashlee Pistorius had her 10th and 11th goals of the season for the Aggies. Amanda Burke also scored in the Big 12 contest that drew 2,880 fans in College Station.

Missouri 1 #17 NEBRASKA 2 (OT)

Nikki Baker's second goal of the game, on a header off a corner kick, gave the Huskers the overtime win in Columbia. Melissa Peabody's goal in the 79th minute tied the game.

#19 VILLANOVA 0 Rutgers 2

Tierney Brady and Carli Lloyd scored early in the first half to lead the Scarlet Knights to their first win in the Big east after two defeats. The loss was the first for Villanova in Big east play after three wins.

#21 ILLINOIS 4 Minnesota 0

Sophomore forward Jessica Bayne served as the Illini spark off the bench, recording the first two goals of the match. Tara Hurless and Brittany Ward scored in the second half.

#22 KANSAS 5 Texas Tech 0

The Jayhawks won the Big 12 match moved to Topeka because of implement weather in Lawrence thanks to goals by Afton Sauer, Nicole Cauzillo, Caroline Smith, Rachel Gilfillan and Kimberly Karfonta.

#23 COLORADO 3 Northern Colorado 0

In the first ever on-campus game, Colorado got first-half goals from Katie Griffin and Jen Thais and a second-half goal from Maddy Minnis to blank Northern Colorado.

Arizona 0 #24 PEPPERDINE 1

Junior forward Jenna Fodor scored six minutes into the second half to account for the only goal of the match at Murphey Stadium in Tucson. The Wildcats had their four-match winning streak snapped and fell to 8-2-0.

Vanderbilt 1 #25 AUBURN 1 (OT)

Chrissy Culver picked up a ball from Ronda Brooks and sent a hard shot from 10 yards out with just under three minutes remaining to earn Auburn the tie. Meghan Habig had put Vandy ahead in the 74th minute.