Men’s Soccer: No. 1 Buckeyes defeat Stanford 4-2 on penalty kicks after scoreless draw in the third round NCAA tournament
After 110 minutes of action, neither the Buckeyes nor the Cardinal could find the back of the net. The No. 1 Ohio State Buckeyes defeated the Stanford Cardinal after a penalty shootout in the third round of the NCAA’s 2024 Men’s Soccer Tournament at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium thanks to two crucial saves from goalkeeper
Ohio State men’s soccer advances to NCAA quarterfinals with PK win over Stanford
No. 1 seed Ohio State continues its march toward a national championship after defeating 16-seed Stanford in penalty kicks (4-2) on Sunday. The game ended in a scoreless draw after double overtime, forcing the winner to be decided in PKs.
For Robert McCrum, the penalty kick is an opportunity to reflect not just on the beautiful game but his own family history.
USD senior Jack Sandmeyer began his soccer career at U.C. Davis. He would leave the program after his freshman season and ...
Yaniv Bazini's penalty kick 29 seconds into overtime gives Vermont soccer the 1-0 win over San Diego during third round of ...
NEWARK, N.J. - The Post University men's soccer team saw its quest for a national championship dramatically end Sunday night, ...
U.S. Women's National Team goalkeeper Alyssa Naeher is hanging up her gloves. After a final face-off against the Netherlands ...
De Smet midfielder Landon Weber (back) and SLUH midfielder James Berry vie for the ball. SLUH defeated De Smet on penalty ...
UC Santa Barbara Men's Soccer team's rollercoaster season ended in the wildest ... the referee did award the Gauchos a penalty kick following a video review. Heartbreakingly, the attempt was ...
No. 1 Gonzaga went undefeated and won every game against local opponents, with its two ties coming against nationally ranked ...
For the second time in program history and first since 2011, the No. 2-seeded Wake Forest women’s soccer team (15-3-4) has ...
College soccer: Pittsfield's Luke Peplowski, Windsor's Brody Calvert named first-team All-Conference
It was a good year for a pair of Berkshire County soccer players who ascended to the top of their respective leagues.
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