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CS360 is close to releasing updated Composite National Rankings (waiting on Albyn Jones new ratings). The CNR now will include six different "ingredients" (each factoring eually): the NSCAA and Soccer Times coaches polls, the Soccer America rankings, the Top Drawer Soccer projected NCAA Tournament field, and the statistical ratings by Albyn Jones and Massey. The CNR order listed below takes into account last week's Albyn Jones numbers, but its likely to be fairly accurate even when the new AJ ratings are factored into the CNR. 

Based on these current rankings, three teams (LSU, Minnesota and Missouri) look to be returning to the CNR while Virginia Tech may be a newcomer to the Composite National Rankings (again, updated CNR won't be official until the new AJ ratings are factored into the formula). The four teams that may be dropping out of the CNR top-50 include: Penn State, Auburn, Nebraska and Long Beach State.

Here's the current CNR top-50, pending the addition of the updated Albyn Jones ratings (final update will be posted as soon as possible):

1-Stanford; 2-UNC; 3-Portland; 4-UCLA; 5-Florida St.; 6-BC; 7-So. Carolina; 8-Notre Dame; 9-Florida; 10-Wake Forest ...

11-Cal.; 12-Santa Clara; 13-Ohio St.; 14-Rutgers; 15-Virginia; 16-Michigan St.; 17-USC; 18-Georgia; 19-Kansas; 20-BYU ...

21-St. John's; 22-Texas A&M; 23-Maryland; 24-LSU; 25-UConn; 26-Arizona St.; 27-UCF; 28-Washington; 29-Oregon; 30-Purdue ...

31-Washington St.; 32-Illinois; 33-Oregon St.; 34-San Diego; 35-Oklahoma St.; 36-William & Mary; 37-West Virginia; 38-Charlotte; 39-Marquette; 40-Minnesota ...

41-Indiana; 42-Georgetown; 43-Villanova; 44-Colorado; 45-Missouri; 46-Va. Tech; 47-Denver; 48-Duke; 49-Dayton; 50-Pepperdine

Sunday's action around the nation included 36 games involving teams ranked in the CS360 top-50 Composite National Rankings (CNR), with 15 of those games seeing the lower-ranked/unranked team posting the upset win (8) or tie (7). Most notably, four teams posted victories over CNR top-20 teams – as Oklahoma beat #12 Texas A&M (3-2), #33 USC won at #14 Santa Clara (2-0), Miami beat #18 Maryland (2-0) and Missouri upset #19 Oklahoma State (3-2). Here's a complete list of Sunday's upset wins/ties (again, based on the Composite National Rankings top-50):

• at Oklahoma 3, #12 Texas A&M 2
• #33 USC 2, at #14 Santa Clara 0
• #47 Villanova 1 at #17 Rutgers 1
• at Miami 2, #18 Maryland 0
• at Missouri 3, #19 Oklahoma State 2
• Memphis 1, at #21 Central Florida 0
• at Wisconsin 3, #23 Indiana 2
• at Providence 1, #26 St. John's 1
• at Cal State Fullerton 1, #29 Washington 1
• Minnesota 2, at #30 Illinois 2
• at South Florida 2, #31 West Virginia 1
• Pittsburgh 0, at #34 Marquette 0
• at Seton Hall 1, #35 Georgetown 1
• at Mississippi 3, #42 Auburn 2
• at Texas Tech 3, #44 Nebraska 3

Following the past Sunday's action, there now are only two unbeaten/untied teams –  Stanford and South Carolina (both 10-0-0) – remaining from more than 300 in all of D-I women's soccer. Boston College suffered its first loss of the season vs. Florida State on Sunday (2-3). Here's the teams that have yet to lose or tie (all research courtesy of CS360):

10-0-0 ... Stanford  (34-6 scoring ... 10/1 – at Santa Clara)
10-0-0 ... South Carolina  (28-2 scoring ... 10/2 – at Mississippi)

(note: see the CS360 sidebar scoreboard for goal information and team stats for the top-50 games on Friday, Sept. 25)

@BYU 3, Utah-St 0 – Alyssa VanderVeur 13' (ast-Kass Shumway), Carlee Payne 15', Lauren Anderson 64'; BYU 18-3 SH/11-2 SOG/4-0 CK

@Providence 1, St. John's 1 – PC-JCamburn breakaway 14' (thruball/ast-Collins), SJU-R.Stefansdottir reb. 78'; SJU 24-22 SH/8-6 CK; PC 12-9 SOG

@Florida-St 3, Boston College 2 – FSU led 1-0 & 2-1; FSU-Huster 10'/McCarthy 23'/Price 73'; BC-V.DiMartino 13'/Caldwell 56'; BC 16-13 SH; FSU 7-5 SOG/7-5 CK

@Notre Dame 1, Louisville 0 – Lauren Fowlkes 5th goal of '09 (header; ast-Molly Campbell)...ND 18-6 SH/6-1 SOG/7-5 CK

@Miami 2, Maryland 0 – Jordan Roseboro 27' (Meg.Siebert), Brit.Steinbruch 64' (Siebert/B.Goebel); MIA 13-11 SH/5-3 SOG/5-2 CK

Memphis 1, @UCF 0 – Vendula Strnadova 3rd goal of '09 (41', rebound; ast-Amanda Olszewski); UCF 16-14 SH; MEM 7-3 SOG/9-7 CK

Nebraska 3, @Texas Tech 3 – NEB led 2-0 & 3-1 (Marlborough 2' & 23'/Powell 42'), TT-Mihelich 40' & 57'/Lytle 46'; NEB 16-13 SH/8-7 SOG; TT 9-6 CK

@Marquette 0, Pitt 0 (f) – Panthers also tied West Virginia in previous week; MARQ had 26-4 shot edge/11-1 SOG/9-1 CK

Charlotte 4 @Fordham 0 – Whitney Weinraub 2G-1A, Kirby Stenard 2G; 1A for H.Beam/J.McKeon/J.Handra; CHAR 9-7 SH/5-4 SOG/3-0 CK

Dayton 4 @G-Washington 0 – goals: Lauren MacCormick 0:31/Mandi Back/Cara Cornacchia/Colleen Williams; DAY 14-5 SH/7-4 SOG/6-4 CK

@South Carolina 1, Kentucky 0 – Christine Watts scored 2nd goal of '09 at 55:24; SC (now 10-0-0) had 14-2 shot edge/8-1 SOG/8-4 CK

@Oklahoma 3,  Texas A&M 2 – OK-W.Palmer 6' & 9' (Kraft), K.Kraft header 61'; A&M-K.Hamilton 14' & 55' (Ketchum); A&M 32-9 SH/11-6 SOG/5-0 CK

@UConn 5, Syracuse 0 – Jessica Shufelt 2G, Melissa Busque 1G-1A, Erin Clark 2A (1G-Linda Ruutu/Alex Garufi); CT 18-8 SH/12-4 SOG/5-5 CK

@Ohio-St 1, Michigan 0 – Own-goal in 19' (OSU's Lauren Steuer cross deflected off def. Sarah Stanczyk); OSU 13-1 SH/1-1 SOG/7-0 CK

@South Florida 2, West Virginia 1 – USF-Alex.Eagle 4' (Noelle Pineiro), Pineiro 79' (Klotz); WVU-C.Blank 84' (Mailloux); WV 12-7 SH/7-7 SOG/10-2 CK

@Virginia 3, Clemson 0 – C.Miskel 8' (Farrelly) J.Rostedt 38' (Miller), L.Alwine 54' (Roberts/Farrelly); VA 17-5 SH/7-3 SOG; CL 8-0 CK

Minnesota 2, at Illinois 2 – IL-Sahly 17' (Hilb.)/Santacaterina 49'; MN-Bagnall 35' (Kall./Beth.)/Strahota 46' (Eck.);MN 16-11 SH/9-5 SOG/11-7 CK

@Florida 5, Vanderbilt 1 – McK. Barney 2G, Tahnai Annis 1G-2A, Kit 2A (1G-Eicken/Tymrak); VAN-Forester 1G; VAN 18-13 SH; FL 9-7 SOG/4-4 CK

@William & Mary 6, Georgia-St 2 – 2G-Erin Liberatore/Mall. Schaffer, K. O'Connor 1G-1A; 1G-Scott; GS-1G:Bennet/Baker; WM 23-10 SH/15-8 SOG/4-4CK

@Missouri 3, Oklahoma-St 2 – MO-Thornton 16'/18' (Collins)/Collins 76'; OK-St-Mercado 58' (Strawser)/Lopez 71'; MO 24-19 SH/11-8S OG; OS 7-3 CK

@Wisconsin 3, Indiana 2 – Laurie Nosbusch hat trick 53' (Lam), 73' (Cochlin) & 88' (Lam); IU-Beach '77 (Samp)/Samp 80' (Beach); IU 17-12 SH/8-6 SOG; WIS 5-4 CK

Pepperdine 1, @Utah 0 – Callie Payetta header at 28' (ast/cross-M. Spacciapolli); Utah had 17-13 shot edge (6-5 SOG/3-2 CKs)

@Denver 6, La-Lafayette 1 – Kaitlin Bast 3G; Mariah Johnston 4A; 1G-L. Fields/K. Vaughn/J. Rogers; LL-Jestes 1G; DU 25-5 SH/15-3 SOG/12-1 CK

Georgia 2, @Arkansas 0 – Jamie Pollock 4' (Rebekkah Perry), Marah Falle 80' (Mariah Krase); Georgia 20-5 shots/11-3 SOG/5-3 CK

Ol'Miss 3, @Auburn 2 – Weatherly PK 106'; AUB-Howell 15'/Cate 70'; MS-Crabtree 42'/Cunningham 77'; MS 24-23 SH/12-7 SOG; AUB 6-5 CK

@Colorado 1, Iowa-St 0 – Kelly Menachof scored at 4:17 (low left corner; ast-Erin Bricker); CU 17-9 shot edge/6-1 SOG/8-4 CK

USC 2, @Santa Clara 0 – Chelsea Buehning 50' (30 yds/upper corner), Alyssa Davila 90' (breakaway/30yds); SCU 20-8 SH/8-5 SOG; USC 8-2 CK

@Arizona-St 4, No-Arizona 0 – Karin Volpe 2G-2A, 1G-Courtney Tinnin/Amy Dougher; ASU 24-5 shot edge/10-1 SOG/4-0 CK

Georgetown 1, @Seton Hall 1 – SHU-Megan Mills header 16' (ast-Gross), GU-Caitlin Durkee 78' (25 yds; ast-D'Ambrisi); GU 16-10 SH/5-4 SOG/10-5 CK

Purdue 2, @Northwestern 0 – Katie Leinert 62' (rebound), Kacie Seeger 85'; Purdue had 13-7 shot edge/4-2 SOG/5-4 CKs

@North Carolina 4, Wake Forest 0 – Whitney Engen 1G-2A; Ali Hakwins 1G-1A; 1G for Jess McDonald & Alyssa Rich; UNC 18-8 SH/9-1 SOG/8-0 CK

Washington 1, @CS-Fullerton 1 – WA-Nikki Murray 88:26 (20 yds); CSF-Stacey Fox volley 89:52 (C.Mellano/T.Slusser; WA 18-8 SH/6-4 SOG/10-1 CK

contact: Pete LaFleur, editor@collegesoccer360.com

This update includes Friday and Saturday's games involving 14 of the team's listed below. Two senior classes – Milwaukee (5-1 vs. Loyola Chicago) and North Texas (2-0 vs. Louisiana-Lafayette) – posted their  50th career win on Friday, becoming two of the 22 current senior classes with 50-plus career wins. Also on Friday, UCLA's talented seniors picked up their 70th career win (2-0 vs. Cal State Northridge), joining North Carolina and Notre Dame as the only current senior classes with 70 or more career victories (UCLA is the only team with 20-plus wins each of the past three seasons).

UCLA (70-7-5; .874) actually owns the second-best win pct. over the past four seasons ('06-'09), narrowly ahead of ND's .871 (76-10-3). UNC's seniors have racked up a .910 career win pct. (79-6-4), including national-title seasons in 2006 and '08.

Lauren Cheney (left) and UCLA's other seniors have helped the Bruins compile a 70-7-5 record (.884) over the past four seasons.

It's rare to have all members of a senior class in the regular starting lineup, but such is the case for UCLA's current group of five seniors (who have played lead roles in the Bruins outscoring the opposition 203-51 from 2006-09). The class is headlined by U.S. National Team member Lauren Cheney. The Indianapolis native is on her way to becoming a rare four-year All-American and has amassed 116 career points (58G-23A) with the Bruins, with her role this season including duty as both a forward and attacking midfielder (opening a spot up top for UCLA's other talented frontrunners).

Fifth-year senior Kara Lang (left) in 2001 became the youngest player (15) ever to compete with the Canadian National Team.

Two other starting forwards – fifth-year player Kara Lang (Oakville, Ontario) and 2008 leading scorer Kristina Larsen (Mission Viejo, Calif.) – also are seniors, combining this season with Cheney to total 15 goals and six assists between them (Larsen 7G-3A, Cheney 5G-2A, Lang 3G-1A). The senior forward trio combine with sophomore sensation Sydney Leroux (8G-1A) in giving the 2009 Bruins the potential for having four double-digit goalscorers.

Kristina Larsen (left) has emerged as a starter for UCLA this season, after leading the '08 squad with 13 goals (as a part-time starter).

Lang – who missed the '06 season due to a knee injury – has been a member of Canada's full National Team for several years and (like Cheney, in '06) was considered by many to be the nation's top recruit when she began her college career (in '05). Larsen started for UCLA as a freshman and provided an offensive spark as a top reserve/part-time starter in both 2007 and '08 (when she led the team with 13 goals).

Defender Lauren Wilmoth (left) has started all 83 games for UCLA spanning the past four seasons.

On the opposite end of the field, senior defender and 2008 all-Pac 10 Conference performer Lauren Wilmoth (Garland, Texas) has started all 83 of UCLA's games during the past four seasons. Fellow senior Dea Cook (Acampo, Calif.) also has been a four-year starter in the UCLA defense, making 70 starts from '06-'09. Wilmoth and Cook were part of the 2008 Bruins defense that led the nation with a 0.23 season goals-against avg., as UCLA outscored its '08 opponents by a huge 60-6 margin (with 19 shutouts). During the Wilmoth-Cook era, the Bruins defense has allowed only 51 goals spanning 83 total games (0.61 goals allowed per game; 49 shutouts).

Dea Cook (left) has combined with classmate Lauren Wilmoth to help UCLA post 49 shutouts during their four-year career.

Here's the complete updated list of the nation's winningest senior classes, with many of the teams set to return to action on Sunday (Texas A&M's seniors are one shy of their 60th career win). 

Current Four-Year Records in D-I Women's Soccer (top senior classes; '06-'09)
                                                   (research compiled by CollegeSoccer360.com)

contact: Pete LaFleur, editor@collegesoccer360.com

This update includes Thursday's games involving wins from four teams (North Carolina, Florida Sate, West Virginia and William & Mary). WVU's 1-0 win over Marquette is the 50th career win for the Mountaineer seniors (WVU now is one of 20 senior classes in the nation with 50-plus career wins). Two other senior classes – Milwaukee and North Texas – still remain one shy of their 50th career win. Many of the teams on this list will be in action on Friday.

Current Four-Year Records in D-I Women's Soccer (top senior classes; '06-'09)

contact: Pete LaFleur, editor@collegesoccer360.com

This update includes Wednesday's games involving Penn State (scoreless tie at Bucknell) and BYU (3-2 winner over Southern Utah). Two senior classes – Milwaukee and North Texas – still remain one shy of their 50th career win (as does West Virginia, following a 1-0 win on Sunday vs. Tennessee). Four teams on this list – UNC, Florida Sate, WVU and William & Mary – will be in action tonight (Thursday).

Current Four-Year Records in D-I Women's Soccer (top senior classes; '06-'09)

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Based on the CS360 Composite National Rankings, there was only one upset loss (@Oregon State 3, Denver 1) among the 27 games played on Saturday & Sunday involving top-25 teams (there also were three ties: Auburn 0, UNC 0/@Duke; @Penn 3, Georgetown 3; @Eastern Michigan 0, Michigan St 0; ). Here's a quick text-format rundown of Saturday and Sunday's games involving top-25 teams:

BYU 1, @Arizona 0 – Kassidy Shumway scored at 84:44 (ast-Carlee Payne); BYU (now 5-2-1) had 18-4 shot edge (8-2 SOG); AZ 4-3 CK

Wake Forest 1 @UAB 0 – Sarah Winslow 84:10 (ast-Ally Berry); WF (8-1-0) w/ 16-13 shot edge/8-4 SOG/7-2 CK; played @alternate field

San Diego 1, Missouri-St 0 (@KU) – Stephanie Ochs scored at 83:11 (low cross/ast-Hallie Huston); USD (now 5-3-1) 19-6 SH/8-1 SOG/14-2 CK

@Ohio St 2, Toledo 0 – Courtney Jenkins 50' (40-yd FK), Karin Sendel 73' (give&go-A.Bower); OSU (7-1-1) w/ 23-4 SH/8-2 SOG/11-0 CK

Auburn 0, UNC 0 (@Duke – NC 40-4 SH/12-2 SOG/10-2 CKs; AUB-Amy Howard 12 saves; NC starters Nikki Washington/Courtney Jones DNP

@Illinois 3, Milwaukee 1 – IL-Shayla Mutz 6' (Bell), MIL-Hagen 29', IL-ChristinaSahly 58' (Ewing), Mutz-85' (Carosio); IL 12-8 SH/7-3 SOG/5-1 

@Penn St 2, James Madison 0 – Emma Thomson 12' (leftpost/ast-Christine Nairn), Nairn 48' (20 yds/upper-rt); PS 25-9 SH/11-4 SOG/11-3 CK

@BC 4, Central-CT 0 – Brooke Knowlton 2G, Julie Bouchelle 1G-1A, Kristen Mewis 1G; BC (now 8-0-0) 18-5 SH/11-3 SOG/11-2 CK

@Florida 5, Eastern-KY 1 – Natalie Torosian 2G-1A, BrookeThigpen 2G, L.Thompson 1G, N.Kit 2A (EKU-Muller 1G); FL 24-8 SH/11-3 SOG/8-0 CK

@Notre Dame 2, Northwestern 0 – Courtney Barg 7' (25 yds/off c-bar,) JulieScheidler 50' (from deep corner; a-Fowlkes); ND 15-10 SH/7-3 SOG/4-3 CK

@West Virginia 1, Tennessee 0 – Ashtin Larkin scored at 62' (low/far-post); WVU 27-7 shot edge/11-1 SOG/6-1 CKs

@E-Michigan 1, Michigan St 1 – EMU-Paige Sheridan breakaway12' (a-Kaim), MSU-Laura Heyboer (1-touch/a-Sinacola); MS 33-12 SH/10-7 SOG/2-3 CK 

@Penn 3, Georgetown 3 – GU-Buomomo 30'/Trujillo 63'/Durkee 76'; Penn-Fuccello hattrick 77'/81'/85'; GU 23-9 shots/13-6 SOG/12-0 CK 

@Oregon St 3, Denver 1 – DU-Stewart 2' (Bearsdley), OS-Wetzel 37'/ Buckland 69' (Eadie/Folsom)/Peck 80' (Axon); OS 21-6 SH/10-2 SOG/6-3 CK

Santa Clara 1, Colorado 0 (OT; @Stan.) – Kiki Bosio header off Olivia Klei corner (98:09); SCU 27-3 shot edge/8-0 SOG/9-3 CKs

Portland 6, @St. Mary's 0 – Michelle Enyeart 2G-1A/KendraChandhoke 2G/1G-1A: KendallJohnson/Sophie Schmidt; UP 17-14 SH/8-8 SOG; SM 6-2 CK

@Virginia 2, American 0 – Sinead Farrelly 48' (top of 18), Meghan Lenczyk header 88:29; VA 17-6 shot edge/9-3 SOG/2-1 CKs.

@Texas A&M 4, Sam Houston St 0 – 1G: WhitneyHooper/NoraSkelton/Katie Hamilton/CydneCurrie; 2A-Shipley/Navalta; A&M 41-2 SH/21-0 SOG/13-1 CK

@UCLA 5, Missouri 0 – Kristina Larsen 2G; 1G: Sydney Leroux/KaraLang/KyleWright; LaurenBarnes 2A; UCLA 17-12 SH/10-7 SOG/7-1 CKs.

@Kansas 4, S-Dakota St 0 – Rachel Morris 2G-1A; 1G: Monica Dolinsky/Estelle Johnson; Whitney Berry 2A; KU 22-9 SH/9-3 SOG/6-1 CKs

USC 1, @Oklahoma 0 – Courtney Garcia 8:13 (ast-Marihelen Tomer); USC 25-20 shot edge/12-6 shots on goal/4-2 corner kicks

@Oklahoma St 5,, Arkansas St 0 – Siera Strawser 2G; 1G-Meghan Marchesano/Annika Niemeier/Katie Richardson; OK-St 29-6 SH/16-3 SOG/7-0 CK 

@S-Carolina 6, S-Alabama 1 – Goals-L. Small/S. Diaz-Matosas/ N. Aaron/K. Grimsley/L. Holland/K.Brewer (SA-Stocker); SC 23-4 SH/13-4 SOG/6-2 CK

@UConn 1, Yale 0 – Melissa Busque rebound goal 67' (ast-Erin Clark); UConn 36-10 shot edge/16-2 shots on goal/5-4 corners

Following North Carolina's tie with Auburn (0-0) and Marshall's 4-1 loss to Western Kentucky, there now are only seven unbeaten/untied teams remaining from more than 300 in all of D-I women's soccer. Louisiana Tech is 10-0-0, Stanford is 9-0-0 and  four other teams are 8-0-0, plus one at 5-0-0. Here's the seven teams that have yet to lose or tie (all research courtesy of CS360):

10-0-0 ... Louisiana Tech  (47-5 scoring ... 9/25 – at Sam Houston State)

9-0-0 ... Stanford  (33-6 scoring ... next game on 9/27 –at St. Mary's)

8-0-0 ... Boston College  (32-1 scoring ... 9/24 – at Miami)
8-0-0 ... South Carolina  (25-1 scoring ... 9/25 – vs. Vanderbilt)
8-0-0 ... Maryland  (18-4 scoring ... 9/24 at Florida State)
8-0-0 ... Mississippi State  (13-4 scoring ... 9/25 – vs. Auburn)

5-0-0 ... Chattanooga  (18-3 scoring ... 9/25 – at College of Charleston)

contact: Pete LaFleur, editor@collegesoccer360.com

This update includes Saturday's games involving BYU and Wake Forest (both 1-0 winners on the road). Wake's senior class notched the 50th win of their career ('06-'09), a milestone that the Milwaukee and North Texas seniors will be aiming for on Sunday.

Current Four-Year Records in D-I Women's Soccer (top senior classes; '06-'09)

(all records above include games played through Sept. 19, 2009)

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Here's a quick text-format rundown of Friday's games involving top-25 teams:

Georgetown 4, @Villanova 0 – Sara Jordan 1G-2A; 1G-Ingrid Wells/Catherine Cabot/Amy Speck; GU 17-1 shot edge/11-1 SOG/9-0 CK

Connecticut 2 @Providence 0 – Jessica Diakun 16' (header; ast-B.Taylor) ErinClark 34' (header; ast-G.Giddings); PC 19-11 SH/7-4 SOG/3-2 CK

Milwaukee 1, @Purdue 1 – MIL-Sarah Hagen 49' (20-yd free kick), PUR-Kellie Phillips 80'; PUR 30-18 shot edge/10-10 SOG/5-5 CKs

Michigan State 2 @Kent 0 – LauraHeyboer 20' (ast-C.Freeman) Jordan Mueller 84' (ast-L.Sinacola CK); MS 32-4 SH/12-2 SOG/11-1 CK

@Kansas 5, San Diego 0 – Goals: E.Cressy/S.Williamson/ C.Noble/L.Jackson/R.Morris; 2A-Dolinsky; shots 19-19/KU 10-5 SOG/SD 6-4 CK

Pittsburgh 1 @West Virginia 1 – WV-CarolynBlank 16' (ast-Szwed/Mischler, Pitt-Ashley Habbel 31' (Fraser/berbert); WV 24-8 SH/10-1 SOG/6-5 CK

Florida State 1, @Florida 0 (OT) – Toni Pressley reb. goal scored at 97:36 (ast-Rachel Lim); FL 9-6 shot edge, FSU 5-2 SOG & 6-5 CKs

North Carolina 1, LSU 0 (@Duke) – Jessica McDonald header 78' (ast-Brittany Bartok); NC 17-6 shot edge/6-2 SOG/10-2 CKs

@South Carolina 1, Central Florida 0 – Kayla Krimsley header 28' (ast-Ellen Fahey); UCF 12-8 shot edge/SC 4-3 SOG & 6-3 CKs

@Rutgers 2, Seton Hall 1 – RU-KarlaSchacher 69', SH-S.Desmond 86' (ast-Gross), RU-AshleyJones 98:22 (S.Pace); RU 15-6 SH/7-2 SOG/8-1 CK

@St. John's 2, Syracuse 0 – Kelly McConnell 15' (ast-NicoleDoran), Kaitlin Haas 42' (AmandaPasciolla); SJ 9-7 SH/5-4 SOG/5-3 CK 

@Georgia 2, Clemson 1 – CL-MaddyElder 1:45 (ast-L.Boleyn); GA-Ashley Miller 13', Carri Patterson 48' (PK); GA 15-10 SH/9-6 SOG/5-2 CK

@Boston College 4, Harvard 1 – BC-V.DiMartino 2G, G.DiMartino G-A, K.Mewis G-A, A.Caldwell 2A; HAR-Sheeleigh1G; BC 26-4 SH/16-3 SOG/6-2 CK

California 4 @St. Mary's 1 – Cal-Katrin Omarsdottir 2G, Alex Morgan G-A, Katie Oakes 1G; SM-Menzhuber 1G; Cal 9-6 SH/6-2 SOG/6-1 CKs

@Maryland 3, Brown 1 – MD-Dreska 29'/50' (Spencer) BR-Walker 52' (Stone/Ohrt), MD-Spencer 85' (Hubka); MD 24-4 SH/10-4 SOG/2-0 CK

@Notre Dame 4, DePaul 0 – 2G-Rose Augustin; 1G-Lauren Fowles/Melissa Henderson, 2A-Taylor Knaack; ND 23-5 shots/8-3 SOG/7-1 CKs

@Indiana 2, Green Bay 0 – Herrera Velaszuez 15' (rebound; ast-Christie Kotynski) & 62' (PK); IU 12-0 shot edge/5-0 SOG/5-3 CKs.

@Ohio State 2, North Texas 0 – Colleen Brady header 14' (ast-Beachy), Courtney Jenkins 35'; OS 16-3 shots/6-1 SOG/9-2 CK

@Illinois 2, Loyola-Chicago 0 – Marissa Mykines 28' (freekick), Jordan Hillbrands 85' (ast-ChichiNewke); ILL 19-8 SH/9-3 SOG/4-2 CK

@Texas A&M 3, Portland 1 – A&M-Whitney Hooper 2G (43'/57'), Jen Kmezich 34'; UP-Winters 52'; A&M 21-12 SH/12-6 SOG/8-7 CK 

Santa Clara 2, Wisconsin 1 (@Stan.) – SC-L.Orand 34' (Goynes/Bosio), M.Goynes 37' (Bosio), WIS-Owusu 89' (Flannery); SC 14-9 SH/9-3 SOG/7-4 CK

@Oregon 4, Denver 1 – OR-Teresa Bowns 2G, Julie Armstrong 1G-2A, ScoutLibke 1G; DU-Kenney 1G; OR 12-10 shot edge/4-1 SOG/5-3 CK

USC 1, @Oklahoma State 0 – Samantha Johnson 41' (18-yd free kick) ... USC 14-8 shot edge/3-2 shots on goal/8-4 corner kicks

@Washington 2, Utah State 0 – Veronica Perez header 40' (ast-N.Murray), Kate Deines 56' (M.Waitley); WA 23-4 shots/11-2 SOG/12-3 CK

@UCLA 6, Utah 1 – LaurenCheney 2G-1A (1G-K.Lang/Barnes/Leroux/Smith); Belcher 2A; UTSt goal-Hair; UCLA 15-7 SH/8-4 SOG/5-2 CK

@Stanford 4, Colorado 1– Morgan Redman 2G off bench, 78'/80'; (1G-A.Riley 24'/K.O'Hara 50'), C. Press 2A; ST 24-9 SH/7-2 SOG/9-1 CK

Following Portland's loss at Texas A&M today (3-1), there now are only nine unbeaten/untied teams remaining from more than 300 in all of D-I women's soccer. Three teams – Stanford, Maryland and Louisiana Tech – are 8-0-0, followed by five 7-0-0 teams and one at 4-0-0 Here's the nine teams that have yet to lose or tie (all research courtesy of CS360):

8-0-0 ... Stanford  (27-6 scoring ... next game on 9/20 – vs. Wisconsin)
8-0-0 ... Maryland  (18-4 scoring ... 9/24 at Florida State)
8-0-0 ... Louisiana Tech  (44-5 scoring ... 9/20 – vs. Arkansas-Little Rock)

7-0-0 ... North Carolina  (22-2 scoring ... 9/20 – vs. Auburn, @Duke)
7-0-0 ... Boston College  (28-1 scoring ... 9/20 – vs. Central Connecticut)
7-0-0 ... South Carolina  (19-0 scoring ... 9/20 – vs. South Alabama)
7-0-0 ... Marshall  (12-2 scoring ... 9/20 – vs. Western Kentucky, @KY)
7-0-0 ... Mississippi State  (12-4 scoring ... 9/20 – vs. Florida Gulf Coast, @UNF)

4-0-0 ... Chattanooga  (14-0 scoring ... 9/20 – Austin Peay)

contact: Pete LaFleur, editor@collegesoccer360.com

This update includes the only mid-week game involving any of the teams on the list below (BYU's 2-1 victory on Thursday, at Northwestern). Plenty of teams with top senior classes will be in action during another busy Friday (Sept. 18).  The senior classes from Milwaukee, North Texas and Wake Forest all will be looking to record their 50th career win in their next games –while Stanford and Florida State both are one win away from joining North Carolina, Notre Dame, UCLA and Portland among the current  senior classes with 60-plus career victories.

Current Four-Year Records in D-I Women's Soccer (top senior classes; '06-'09)

(all records above include games played through Sept. 17, 2009)

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Here's a quick text-format rundown of Sunday's top-25:

Missouri 1 Vanderbilt 1 (@AUB) – VAN-Margauz Andrews 3' (Kinsella), MO-Alysha Bonnick 57' (Kruse; MO 17-6 SH/5-4 SOG/8-2 CK

Penn St 3, Boston U. 0 (@UConn) – Dan. Toney 2G (29'/47') Maddy Evans 49'; N. Watts 2A; 1A-Nairn/Schoepfer; PS 20-8 SH/9-5 SOG/3-3 CK

@Florida 3, Colorado 1 – UF-Holly King 41' (Avant) E.Tymrak 48' (Thigpen) L.Thompson 54'; CU-Russell 80'; FL 10-9 SH, CU 7-6 SOG/7-3 CK

Dartmouth 1, West Virginia 0 (@UVa) – Aly O'Dea '57 (give-and-go breakaway; ast-Kelsey Quick); WV 14-10 shot edge/5-5 SOG/5-3 CK

So-Carolina 2, UNCW 0 (@CL) – Blakely Mattern 56' (ast-Rhoades) Kayla Grimsley 64' (Fahey/Brewer); SC 23-8 SH/9-6 SOG/3-0 CK

@StJohns 2, Indiana 1 – IU-C.McKay 11'; SJ-CJ Ludemann 73' (Mendoza), Kaitlin Haas 76' (McGrath/Ludemann); IU 12-8 SH/2-1 CK/SJ 5-3 SOG

@Maryland 1, James Madison 0 (f) – Molly Dreska goal 60' (ast-Ashley Grove) ... MD 13-6 shot edge (9-1 SOG, 10-3 CK)

Georgia 3, @Charlotte 2 – GA goals: Corless 16'/Perry 37'/Dennis 64'; CHAR-Beam 26' (also 1A)/McGowan 67'; GA 19-11 SH/9-5 SOG/6-6 CK

@Georgetown 6, Robert Morris 0 – Ingrid Wells 2G-2A; 1G-1A: Camille Trujillo/Delly D'Ambrisi;1G-Speck/Jordan; GU 20-6 SH/14-4 SOG/5-0 CK

Oklahoma St 3 @Northwestern St 0 – Goals-Katie Richardson (35', 83'; also 1A) & Annika Niemeier 88'; OK-St 24-6 SH/13-0 SOG/5-1 CK

Stanford 2, Notre Dame 0 (@SCU) – Mariah Nogueira 56' (header/ast-Noyola); Christen Press 58' (a-Kelley O'Hara); ST 16-7 SH/6-2 SOG/3-3 CK

@UConn 4, Wake Forest 2 – CT-Georgina Giddings 2G, 1G-Cunningham/Clark; WF goals-Hutchinson/Fountain; CT 12-9 SOG; WF 3-1 CK; 16-16 SH 

@Virginia 4, Seton Hall 0 (f) – 2G for Megan Lenczyk; 1G by Lindsey Miller & Jess Rostedt ... VA 13-2 shot edge/7-0 SOG/4-1 CK

@Boston College 4, Long Beach 0 – 2G for Gina DiMartino, 1G-Victoria DiMartino/Amy Caldwell, 2A-Knowlton; BC 22-4 shots/14-1 SOG/5-1 CK

@Penn 2, Pitt 1 (OT) – Pitt-Nicassio 53' PN-Kaitlin Campbell 85' (Yankovich), Marin McDermott 94'; Pitt 17-16 SH/5-3 CK; PN 9-6 SOG

Washington 1, Illinois 0 (@Port) – Veronica Perez goal holds up (83', ast-McKenna Waltley); WA 12-7 shot edge/3-3 SOG/ILL 4-2 CK

@USC 2, Michigan 1 – UM-Carron 28'; SC-Brittany Kerridge 65' (22-yd FK)/Marihelen Tomer 82' (Butcher); SC 16-7 SH/11-4 SOG/10-0 CK

@Auburn 3, TX-Tech 2 – AUB-Frierson 15'/Coffed 25'/Williams 78' (Coffed); TT-Fete 43'/Williams 63'; TT 23-16 SH/8-5 SOG/9-4 CK

@Marquette 1, Minnesota 0 – Becky Ryan's goal ('49; offf steal) was the difference; MARQ 12-9 shot edge/5-4 SOG/7-5 CK.

Cal 4, SMU 2 (@SMC) – Alex Morgan 2G/Katrin Omarsdottir G-A/Lisa Kevorkian 1G; SMU gls-Briggs/Scovill; Cal 18-4 SH/ 12-2 SOG/5-1 CK

@UCLA 2, Gonzaga 0 – Kristina Larsen 2G: 1:37 (ast/reb.-Z. Bywaters) & 46' (ast/cross-L. Barnes); UCLA 17-5 SH/7-3 SOG/6-2 CK. 

@Santa Clara 3, Purdue 1 – SC-Anessa Patton 3'/Amanda Webster 18'/Allie Vernon 82' (1A); PUR-Forbes 15'; SC 11-5 SH/6-1 SOG/4-1 CK

Kansas 0 @CO College 0 (f) – KU 22-13 shot edge/5-3 SOG/5-4 CK.

@Portland 2, Miami 0 – Michelle Enyeart 9' (Schmidt) Danielle Foxhaven 86' (25-yd FK); PORT 26-5 shot edge/14-1 SOG/12-3 CK

@Florida State 8, UAB 0 – 2G:Rachel Lim/Tiff. McCarty/Katie Bolinsky 1G-1A: Lauren Switzer/Jess Price 2A-Pressley; FS 31-1 SH/15-1 SOG/7-1 CK

Rutgers 3, @Arizona 0 – Ashley Jones 2G-1A, Stefanee Pace 1G, Rheanne Sleman 1A; RUT 10-8 shot edge/5-4 SOG/2-2 CK

contact: Pete LaFleur, editor@collegesoccer360.com

This update includes Sunday's games, which saw three different teams (USC, Texas and Penn State) post their 50th victory spanning the past four seasons while the senior classes from Milwaukee, North Texas and Wake Forest remain one win shy of 50 (and West Virginia still is two wins away from 50). By winning on Sunday, two other teams – Stanford and Florida State – now are one win away from joining North Carolina, Notre Dame, UCLA and Portland among the senior classes with 60-plus career victories. Also of note: by virtue of ND's loss on Sunday and UCLA's win, the Bruins seniors now have a higher career win pct. (.880) than the Irish (.867) despite the fact that ND has six more wins than UCLA over the past four seasons (which is offset by UCLA having three fewer losses, even with two more ties).

Current Four-Year Records in D-I Women's Soccer (top senior classes; '06-'09)

(all records above include games played through Sept. 13, 2009)

The college soccer season still has yet to reach its midpoint, yet there now are only 10 teams remaining (from more than 300 in all of D-I women's soccer) that have won every game (no losses or ties). Four teams – Portland, Stanford, Maryland and Louisiana Tech – are 7-0-0, followed by five 6-0-0 teams and one at 4-0-0. Six teams suffered their first loss/tie of the season on Sunday (Wake Forest, Indiana, UAB, New Mexico/tie, Weber State and Yale). Here's the 10 teams that have yet to lose or tie (all research courtesy of CS360):

7-0-0 ... Portland  (20-2 scoring margin ... next game: 9/18 – at Texas A&M)
7-0-0 ... Stanford  (23-6 scoring ... 9/18 – vs. Colorado)
7-0-0 ... Maryland  (15-3 scoring ... 9/18 – vs. Brown)
7-0-0 ... Louisiana Tech  (40-4 scoring ... 9/15 – vs. Grambling)

6-0-0 ... North Carolina  (21-2 scoring ... 9/18 – LSU)
6-0-0 ... Boston College  (24-0 scoring ... 9/18 – vs. Harvard)
6-0-0 ... South Carolina  (18-0 scoring ... 9/18 – vs. Central Florida)
6-0-0 ... Marshall  (9-0 scoring ... 9/18 – vs. Tennessee Tech, @KY)
6-0-0 ... Mississippi State  (11-4 scoring ... 9/18 – at North Florida)

4-0-0 ... Chattanooga  (14-0 scoring ... 9/20 – Austin Peay)

Today's games again include five matchups between top-25 teams:

There are several other games of note, including: Long Beach State at Boston College; Georgia at Charlotte, Indiana at St. John's, James Madison at Maryland, Wake Forest at Connecticut, Minnesota at Marquette, Kansas at Colorado College, Purdue at Santa Clara and Miami at Portland (in most cases, one team from each of these games currently is ranked in the top-25 while the other was ranked previously this season). 

The college soccer season has yet to reach its midpoint, yet there are only 16 teams remaining (from more than 300 in all of D-I women's soccer) that have won every game (no losses or ties). Wake Forest is 7-0-0, followed by seven 6-0-0 teams, six that are 5-0-0 and two at 3-0-0. Here's the 16 teams that have yet to lose or tie, with several of these teams set to play tough games on Sunday:

7-0-0 ... Wake Forest  (9/13 - at Connecticut)

6-0-0 ... North Carolina  (9/18 - LSU)
6-0-0 ... Portland  (9/13 - Miami)
6-0-0 ... Indiana  (9/13 - at St. John's)
6-0-0 ... Maryland  (9/13 - James Madison)
6-0-0 ... UAB  (9/13 - at Florida State)
6-0-0 ... New Mexico  (9/13 - Tulsa)
6-0-0 ... Louisiana Tech  (9/13 - Delta State)

5-0-0 ... Stanford  (9/13 - Notre Dame, @Santa Clara)
5-0-0 ... Boston College  (9/13 - Long Beach St.)
5-0-0 ... South Carolina  (9/13 - UNC Wilmington, @Clemson)
5-0-0 ... Marshall  (9/13 - Ohio)
5-0-0 ... Weber State  (9/13 - at UTEP)
5-0-0 ... Mississippi State  (9/13 - East Tennessee State)

3-0-0 ... Yale  (9/13 - Northwestern)
3-0-0 ... Chattanooga  (9/13 - USC Upstate)

5-0-1 ... Georgia
5-0-1 ... Villanova
4-0-1 ... Michigan State
4-0-1 ... Arkansas
4-0-1 ... Canisius

3-0-1 ... Samford
3-0-1 ... UC Davis
2-0-1 ... Delaware

3-0-2 ... Sacramento State
3-0-3 ... Iowa State
3-0-3 ... Dayton

This update includes all games from this week (updated through games as of Sept. 10). Following Stanford's win over Purdue (and Florida State's loss to UCF earlier in the week), the Cardinal and Seminole seniors now are tied for the fifth-most career wins (58), as both near the 60-win milestone. Six different teams – Milwaukee, Texas, USC, North Texas, Penn State and Wake Forest (all with 49) – are on the verge of picking up their 50th win over the past four seasons:

Current Four-Year Records in D-I Women's Soccer (top senior classes; '06-'09)

(all records above include games played through Sept. 11, 2009)

Jordan Angeli (Santa Clara ... 6th-Yr.-Sr./D ... Lakewood, CO) 

Devon Beach (Indiana ... So./M ... Sarnia, ONT) 

Lauren Cheney (UCLA ... Sr./F ... Indianapolis, IN)

Cassie Dickerson (Ohio State ... Jr./D ... Kalamazoo, MI)

Tobin Heath (North Carolina ... Sr./M ... Basking Ridge, NJ)