No. 1 regional seeds Notre Dame, Stanford, UCLA and North Carolina all won to set a dream Women’s College Cup, which begins Friday in Cary, N.C. The four entrants have a combined 92-2-5 record. For all the Women’s College Cup schedule …

SCHEDULE:
Semifinals
Dec. 5 in Cary, N.C.
Notre Dame (25-0-0) vs. Stanford (22-1-1) (TV: ESPN2, ESPNU, live, 4:30 pm ET)
UCLA (22-0-2) vs. North Carolina (23-1-2) (TV: ESPNU, live, 7 pm ET)
Final
Dec. 7 in Cary, N.C.
(TV: ESPN2, 2 pm ET.)

RESULTS:
Quarterfinals
Nov. 28 in Chapel Hill, N.C.
North Carolina 2 Texas A&M 1 (OT). Goals: Jones (Long) 82, Hawkins (Engen) 102; Robinson (Young, Shipley) 81.
North Carolina — Harris, Engen, Givan, Eveland, Averbuch, Long, Hawkins, Long, Heath, Jones, McDonald, Nogueira. Subs: Rodenbough, Bartok, Mathias, Smith, Wood, Frederick, Briggs, Moraca, Pfankuch.
Texas A&M — Dyer, Gnatzig, Young, Peterson, Stephens, Robinson, Shipley, Herrera, West, Hooper, Tatum. Subs: Kmezich, Balaguer.
Referee: Bill Dittmar.
Att.: 2,686.
Nov. 28 in South Bend, Ind.
Notre Dame 2 Florida State 0. Goals: Schuveiller (Hanks) 19, Knaack (Hanks) 77.
Notre Dame — Lysander, Schuveiller, Dew, Weber, Scheidler, Rosen, Augustin, Barg, Hanks, Henderson, Weissenhofer. Subs: Knaack, Clark, Ford, Bock, Mendoza.
Florida State — Milstead, Wagenfuhr, Sutton, Schmidt, Stephan, Huster, Short, DaCosta, Lim, McCarty, Talonen. Subs: Price, Switzer, Pressley.
Referee: Michael Kennedy.
Att.: 2,332.
Nov. 28 in Stanford, Calif.
Stanford 1 Portland 0. Goal: Press (McCann) 86.
Stanford — Maker, Levin, Riley, Falk, Abegg, Jenkins, Noyola, McCann, Press, Taylor, O’Hara. Subs: Stannard.
Portland — Davis, Nicholson, McCluskie, Tsao, Sweeney, Jackman, Megan Rapinoe, Olivier, Burk, Foxhoven, Schmidt. Subs: Kelly, Kreminski.
Referee: Said Ravanfar.
Att.: 2,300.
Nov. 29 in Los Angeles
UCLA 6 Duke 1. Goals: Zerboni (Wright, Barnes) 5, Cheney (Wilmoth) 18, DiMartino (Mac Kechnie) 44, Larsen 59, Larsen (Lang, Cheney) 62, Wall (Williams) 72; Gummersall (Miller, Quinn) 15.
UCLA — Thompson, Barnes, Wilmoth, Hardy, Cook, DiMartino, Zerboni, Lang, Wright, Cheney, Larsen. Subs: Dimmitt, Williams, Mathis, Mac Kechnie, Kleinert, Calvert, Zadro, Belcher, Britt, Wall, Sharpe.
Duke — Powers, G.Miller, Alukonis, FitzGerald, McDonald, McCann, Quinn, Redmond, Kreger, Gummersall, Hathorn. Subs: Allen, Kramer, Goodman, Newman, Bradley, Lester, Canepa, Pappas.
Referee: Martik Mirikian.
Att.: 1,797.

PAST RESULTS:
Third Round
Nov. 21
Notre Dame 1 Minnesota 0. Goal: Hanks pen. 97.
Stanford 1 Rutgers 0. Goals: O’Hara (Press) 86.
Nov. 22
Florida State 1 Boston College 0. Goal: Huster (Wagenfuhr) 65.
UCLA 1 USC 0. Goal: Larsen (Zerboni) 13.
Virginia 0 Duke 2. Goals: Gummersall (Quinn) 17, Redmond 65.
North Carolina 3 Illinois 0. Goals: own goal 32, Wood (Hawkins, Bartok) 65, Nogueira (Long, Bartok) 67.
Portland 3 James Madison 2. Goals: Foxhoven (Megan Rapinoe) 35, Tsao (Foxhoven) 43, Nicholson (Foxhoven) 55; Rynier (Remmes) 6, Julien (Tisinger) 84.
Nov. 23
Florida 1 Texas A&M 2. Goals: Ruberry (Napolitano) 17; Robinson (Herrera, Kmezich) 40, Kmezich (West) 40.

Second Round
Nov. 15
BYU 1 (Willis 61) USC 1 (Nick 17) (OT).
(USC wins 3-2 on penalties.)
Nov. 16
Notre Dame 1 (Augustin 72) Michigan State 0.
Minnesota 2 (Rouse 1, Schwartz 13) South Dakota State 0.
Boston College 4 (Wirth 17, Cerrone 32, Wilson-Byrne 44, Menicholas 72) Northeastern 0.
Auburn 0 Florida State 1 (Price 38).
Portland 2 (Foxhoven 11, Schmidt pen. 80) Texas 0.
Wake Forest 0 James Madison 1 (Bowers 81).
Stanford 5 (O’Hara 35, Heath 39, Levin 42, Press 65, Redman 78) Kansas 0.
Rutgers 0 Oklahoma State 0 (OT).
(Rutgers wins 4-2 on penalties.)
Duke 1 (Gummersall 7) William & Mary 0.
Virginia 3 (Fries 12, Kistner 43, Alwine 44) West Virginia 2 (Everrett 46, 63).
Florida 2 (Thompson 45, Kerns 77) UCF 0.
Texas A&M 3 (Robinson 26, Balaguer 57, Hooper 68) Washington 1 (Cearnal 27).
Missouri 1 (Stipetich 73) Illinois 1 (Nweke 55) (OT).
(Illinois wins 4-3 on penalties.)
North Carolina 4 (Wood 33, Jones 46, 50, Long 89) Charlotte 0.
Nov. 17
UCLA 1 (own goal 73) San Diego 0.

First Round
Nov. 13
BYU 2 (Christiansen 39, Larkin 77) Virginia Tech 0.
USC 2 (Currier 50, Nick 63) Boston Univ. 0.
Nov. 14
Notre Dame 5 (Dew 7, Augustin 13, 16, Henderson 36, Iantorno 77) Toledo 2 (Cornwell 23, Lynn 89).
Michigan State 2 (Heyboer 9, 73) Milwaukee 1 (own goal 86).
Minnesota 2 (Hood 8, Rezac 15) Marquette 1 (McBride 74).
Colorado 0 South Dakota State 1 (Farrell 13).
Boston College 3 (Hiler 43, Knowlton 47, Wirth 56) Central Conn. State 0.
Northeastern 2 (Matthews 21, 71) Harvard 2 (Hagner 36, Wylie 55).
(Northeastern wins 3-2 on penalties.)
Auburn 2 (Kasten 22, Prescott 69) Belmont 0.
Florida State 7 (McCarty 7, Talonen 11, 26, Lancos 50, Switzer 61, Pressley 63, Kazbour 65) Mississippi Valley 0.
Portland 6 (Schmidt 2, 58, M.Rapinoe 28, Kreminski 40, 83, McCluskie 59) Northern Arizona 1 (Bauder 57).
Texas 1 (Anderson 52) Washington State 0.
Georgia 0 James Madison 1 (own goal 57).
Wake Forest 2 (Hutchinson 32, Harrington 78) Morehead State 0.
Oklahoma State 1 (Strawser 54) Fairfield 0.
Rutgers 2 (Jones 73, Edwards 104) Penn State 1 (Schoepfer 38) (OT).
Kansas 2 (Williams 13, McCabe 45) Denver 1 (Hemmings 49).
Stanford 2 (Press 52, Falk 79) UC Santa Barbara 0.
UCLA 5 (Zerboni 3, 20, 54, Cheney 59, Lang 72) Fresno State 0.
San Diego 1 (Kirk 81) Long Beach State 0.
Duke 5 (Kreger 4, Gummersall 8, Redmond 41, Alukonis 67, Allen 76) Radford 1 (Vergara 62).
William & Mary 3 (Collins 34, Zimmeck 78, 93) South Carolina 2 (Jacobs 38, Monteiro 60) (OT).
West Virginia 2 (Henderson 11 Miller 26) Princeton 1 (Om 88).
Virginia 2 (Farrelly 26, Rostedt 58) Army 0.
Florida 2 (Kerns 16, Abdullah 51) California 1 (Richardson 4).
UCF 3 (Dos Santos 32, 65, Halbert 38) Miami (Fla.) 1 (Rickers 22).
Washington 3  (Deines 61, Perez 83, Robison 95) LSU 2 (Rutledge 52, Jones 58) (OT).
Texas A&M 5 (Shipley 8, West 15, Herrera 53, Wohlers 72, Harding 83) Texas State 2 (Michaud 79, 88).
Missouri 2 (Collins 4, Ruff 34) Evansville  0.
Illinois 1 (Hilbrands 103) Memphis 0 (OT).
Charlotte 2 (Dumencich 51, Czaplicki 69) Tennessee 0.
North Carolina 5 (Nogueira 9, McDonald 15, Hawkins 54, Pfankuch 61, Boneparth 83) Western Carolina 0.