HOOVER, Ala. "“ Soccer's penalty shootout is merciless. It is perhaps the cruelest tiebreaker in all of sports, pitting five of each teams' players against the opposing goalkeepers, but even more so against themselves and their own composure. Read more...
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(From left) Andy Rose, Fernando Monge, Kelyn Rowe and Ryan Hollingshead watch, dismayed, as UNC celebrates their victory Friday night.
However, most importantly, this time around, UCLA found a way to leave Kentucky victorious by virtue of a 1-0 double overtime win. Read more...
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Sophomore forward Reed Williams scored the game-winning goal in the 102nd minute to put UCLA into the College Cup.
The No. 13-seeded Bruins play the No. 12- seeded Louisville Cardinals in a rematch of last year’s NCAA quarterfinals. Read more...
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Junior Chandler Hoffman and UCLA hope to beat Louisville on Saturday.
No. 13-seed UCLA knocked off an upstart Rutgers side 3-0 in the third round of the NCAA Tournament on Sunday night at Drake Stadium, one week after ending Delaware's first tournament run in over 40 years. Read more...
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UCLA celebrates sophomore forward Victor Chavez’s goal against Rutgers in the third round of the NCAA Tournament. The Bruins advance to take on the Louisville Cardinals in the quarterfinals. UCLA fell to Louisville last year in the quarterfinals 5-4 and in the opening game of the season this year 2-0.
If the NCAA Tournament played out as expected, the UCLA men's soccer team would have played its last home match against Delaware Sunday. Read more...
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Making his return with extended minutes for the first time since Oct. 9 when he sustained an injury, junior midfield/forward Ryan Hollingshead played 25 minutes and had an integral role in the Bruins' 1-0 win. Read more...
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Junior forward Chandler Hoffman’s game-winning goal slide past Delaware goalkeeper Kris Devaux in the 84th minute. Hoffman was assisted by junior forward/midfielder Ryan Hollingshead and sophomore forward Reed Williams. UCLA defeated Delaware 1-0 and moves on to the third round of the NCAA Tournament to play Rutgers on Sunday.
The college soccer landscape was flipped on its head in Charlottesville, Va. last night as the Delaware Fightin' Blue Hens upset six-time national champions Virginia in a 1-0 match that ended in the second overtime period. Read more...
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Sophomore defender Joe Sofia and the men’s soccer team hope to defeat Delaware in the second round of the NCAA Tournament Sunday.
