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North Carolina sweeps Duke series

[UNC-DUKE DOUBLEHEADER] Host North Carolina swept a rare men’s and women’s twinbill against archrival Duke, winning the women’s game, 2-1, and then taking the men’s game, 1-0, in overtime. The crowd of 4,717 for the doubleheader marked the largest crowd in UNC men’s history and was the nation’s third largest crowd of the season for a women’s game.

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Soccer America Women’s Top 25 Results & Schedules

A pair of in-state clasicos should draw huge crowds this weekend. No. 1 Texas travels to College Station to face No. 14 Texas A&M at Aggie Soccer Stadium, where the Longhorns have lost every game they’ve played. No. 15 BYU will put its unbeaten record on the line Saturday when it meets Utah at South Stadium in a battle of two of the nation’s top forwards, BYU’s Katie Larkin (12 goals) and the Utes’ Adele Letro (15 goals). For the complete Top 25 results and schedules …

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Larkin’s Log

[MAKING A LIST] At 10-0-2, No. 15 BYU has the best winning percentage of any team in NCAA Division I women’s soccer. The Cougars have only scored 14 goals in their 12 games, but they have dependable Katie Larkin to thank for much of their success. The junior from Draper, Utah, has scored 10 goals, nine of them game-winners. Remarkably, eight of the nine wins were decided by one goal.

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Soccer America Women’s Top 25 Weekend Results

Weekend stars included Brittany Bock (four goals in a pair of wins for Notre Dame), Lauren Cheney (three goals for UCLA in wins over San Diego State and Santa Clara) and Michelle Makasini (three goals for LSU). Five players scored golden goals on Sunday: Courtney Gaines (Texas), Shannon Foley (Virginia), Casey Nogueira (North Carolina), Karyn Riviere (Connecticut) and Molly Kinsella (Vanderbilt). For the complete Top 25 weekend results and goalscorers …

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World Cup players come to Portland’s rescue

Portland women’s team got a much-needed boost from World Cup veterans Stephanie Lopez and Sophie Schmidt and rolled past Oregon, 4-0, on the road Friday night. Lopez, the starting left back for the U.S. national team in China, made her 2007 debut for the Pilots and recorded an assist, while Schmidt scored two goals in her first appearance as a forward at the collegiate level.

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Ducks letter a quarter of century later

[HISTORY] More than a quarter century after they played pioneering roles in women’s soccer, members of the University of Oregon’s 1980 and 1981 teams will be honored at ceremonies Friday during the Ducks’ game with Portland. It will be the first time that Oregon has honored its 1980 varsity team, and it will also be the first time that the 1981 team has been formally recognized with varsity status and players granted letterman status.

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