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PINE BLUFF, Ark. — Harding scored four goals in the first half and cruised to a 5-0 shutout victory over Arkansas-Pine Bluff on Monday night at Pumphrey Stadium.
Five different Lady Bisons found the back of the net as Harding (2-1-1) extended its unbeaten streak to three matches.
Harding’s five-goal haul was the most since the Lady Bisons shut out Southern Nazarene 9-0 on Oct. 23, 2021.
Katie Jones opened the scoring in the sixth minute, converting a pass from Kate Daniel for her first goal of the season and collegiate career. Less than six minutes later, Harding benefited from an own goal to double the lead. Sophomore forward Kloey Fullerton made it 3-0 in the 29th minute with her first career goal. Sara Daniel added another before halftime, finishing a feed from Skylar Henley in the 41st minute.
Eve Garrett closed out the scoring in the 50th minute with her first goal of the year.
Harding controlled the match from the outset, outshooting the Golden Lions 14-3 and earning six corner kicks to none for UAPB. The Lady Bisons placed 10 of their 14 shots on frame.Senior goalkeeper Lucy Riddle stopped two shots to record her first shutout of the season. UAPB’s Makaila Riedel finished with six saves.
Harding will travel to Topeka, Kan. to face Washburn on Friday, Sept. 19. Kickoff is scheduled for 6 p.m. at Yager Stadium.
Source: https://hardingsports.com/news/2025/9/15/harding-womens-soccer-scores-five-in-shutout-of-uapb.aspx
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Utah Women’s Soccer Wraps Non-Conference Play 5-3-1
The University of Utah women’s soccer team wrapped up its non-conference schedule on Sunday, Sept. 14 following a challenging three-match home stand that saw the Utes go 1-2, with a win over Utah Tech sandwiched between losses to LSU and Oregon State. Despite the mixed results, Utah enters Big 12 conference play with a 5-3-1 record and optimism about its overall performance through the first month of the season.
The stretch began on a tough note as Utah suffered a 2-0 loss to LSU Sept. 8. The Tigers struck twice in the opening half, taking control with goals in the 15th and 43rd minutes. Despite trailing at halftime, Utah responded with a dominant second half. The Utes held LSU without a single shot after the break, outshooting the visitors 9-0 and earning all nine second-half corner kicks. But despite the pressure, Utah was unable to find the back of the net.
“I’m very disappointed in today’s showing,” head coach Hideki Nakada said. “We came out flat and put ourselves in a difficult position in the first half.”
Utah bounced back four days later with a 2-1 win over Utah Tech, earning the program’s 300th all-time victory. The Utes got on the board early thanks to a set piece, an area they had been emphasizing in training. In the 17th minute, Ryann Cull delivered a corner into the box, sparking a scramble that ended with Kelly Bullock knocking in her third goal of the season. Bullock now leads the team with eight points and is tied for the team lead in goals.
Just 13 minutes later, freshman Reese Kennel sent a cross into the path of fellow freshman Abby Affleck, who scored her first collegiate goal to give Utah a 2-0 cushion. Utah Tech responded before halftime with a goal off a free kick, but the Utes’ defense locked in for the final 45 minutes. Brooklyn Blaylock helped keep the lead intact with a key goal-line clearance in the 69th minute, and Utah saw out the win with composed possession in the final moments.
“Good result at home tonight against a tough Utah Tech team,” Nakada said. “I’m glad we were able to score off a corner kick, something we’ve been working on, and Kelly did a great job pouncing on the second ball.”
Utah’s nonconference finale came against Oregon State, and the Utes looked sharp early. Cull and Mia Paugh connected in the second minute on yet another set piece goal, giving Utah an early 1-0 lead. But the match turned when Utah was reduced to 10 players after Devi Dudley received a red card in the 18th minute. Despite playing a woman down for more than 70 minutes, Utah held a 1-0 lead into the break.
The Beavers tied it shortly after halftime and went ahead in the 72nd minute on a long-range strike. Utah continued to generate chances late, including shots from Bella Woods, Ali Swensen and Bullock, but each attempt missed by inches as the Utes fell 2-1.
“Really disappointing and unfortunate result for us today,” Nakada said. “Playing a player down for 72 minutes is extremely difficult, but we could have managed the game better and still created more than enough opportunities to win, which makes it tough to walk away with a loss.”
Despite the outcome, Utah once again dominated in key metrics. The Utes held a 17-8 edge in shots and a 7-2 advantage in corners, marking the eighth time in nine games they have outshot their opponent. Their ability to create chances and generate set-piece offense has become a trademark of their style.
Utah now turns its focus to Big 12 conference play, where they will face a level of competition in one of the nation’s top soccer conferences. The Utes open their Big 12 season on the road against No. 14 TCU on Friday, Sept. 19 at 6 p.m. MDT. The match will be streamed live on ESPN+.
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Source: https://dailyutahchronicle.com/2025/09/15/utah-womens-soccer-wraps-non-conference-play-5-3-1/
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Soccer: Long Beach State Grinds Out Win vs. New Mexico State
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After playing a majority of their match down one player, the Long Beach State women’s soccer team picked up a 2-1 win against New Mexico State to wrap up nonconference action on Sunday.
“We always talk about you can’t control what happens,” Long Beach State coach Mauricio Ingrassia said. “Sometimes you get unexpected things against you. The only thing you control is how you respond to things and you saw the response today.”
Cherrie Cox wasted no time giving the Beach a 1-0 lead when she beat a defender and scored in the 3rd minute. However, LBSU was dealt a tough blow when Cox was given a red card 12 minutes later for an unsportsmanlike call – which meant the Beach would play the rest of the match down one player.
LBSU (3-4) kept the Aggies’ offense at bay for the next 20 minutes of the first half, but Mya Gonzales tied the game in the 32nd minute on a pass from Amaya Simoni-Walters. The Beach got a couple opportunities near the end of the half, but didn’t convert to go into the break tied.
“At halftime it was a lot about the mental shift and just letting go of whatever frustration was there from the first half,” Ingrassia said. “And then coming in fresh and learning that we could do something that has been presented to us.”
Even down one, the Beach didn’t let up and three minutes into the second half, Ameera White passed it to freshman Natelle El Mokbel and she bent a shot from outside the box and scored to the top left corner of the goal to give LBSU a 2-1 lead.
“Those type of shots. I always take them” El Mokbel said. “Because I’m left footed and I I always practice these type of shots. They’re curling in, so I knew right away when Ameera gave me the ball, I said, ‘I’m gonna put it in.’”
“Nat showed her special quality today, right?,” Ingrassia added. “And I was right behind it, so it was really special – the bend and how it hit the side net.”
LBSU continued to put pressure on the Aggies defense, and relied on their backline with Zoe Willis, Brooklyn Antonucci, Logan Nidy, Kana Uchida and Natalie Arnold to keep New Mexico State at bay. In goal, Aurora Schuck had four saves.
“I just genuinely think this team is everything,” Logan Nidy said. “I don’t know if anyone ever doubted for a second that playing a man down that we weren’t going to be able to dominate.”
While LBSU picks up the win, the red card will cause Cox to sit out of the conference opener against Hawai’i on Thursday according to NCAA rules.
“We’ll take it and it is what it is at this point,” Ingrassia said. “But we got other players that can step up and we could fight as a team.”
Source: https://www.the562.org/2025/09/14/soccer-long-beach-state-grinds-out-win-vs-new-mexico-state/
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Washington State Soccer: UC Irvine Takes Down Cougars 2-0
Washington State’s California road trip has ended, with the Cougars falling to UC Irvine in a 2-0 loss that the Anteaters dominated from start to finish. The loss drops the Cougars to 1-2-3 on the season, with one week of non conference action left before the WCC season gets started.
The first half of the game was evenly matched. The Cougars and the Anteaters each had eight shots, each forced two saves, neither could score. Ava Ghoreishi and Jordyn Young led the way for the Cougars with two shots each, while Clara Samson had three for the Anteaters.
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After a scoreless first half, the Cougars were the first team to blink in the second. 15 seconds into the half Mihaela Perez got the ball up field to Ella Colombini, and Colombini found a dashing Clara Samson who fired a fastball right past Keara Fitzgerald for the first goal of the game, and a 1-0 UC Irvine lead.
Jordyn Young got a good shot off for the Cougars a few minutes later, forcing a Layrunn Ziller save, but that was the only offense Washington State saw for awhile, as the Anteaters managed to put a lot of pressure on the WSU goal, taking three shots in the 52nd minute.
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Washington State got a few shots on goal in the second half, but the game remained in UC Irvine’s favor. The Anteaters finally got the clincher in the 82nd minute, with Mihaela Perez and Ella Colombini got the ball to Suus de Bakker, who found the top center of the net to put UC Irvine up 2-0.
Washington State did not respond well, with a foul on Ava Ghoreishi resulting in a red card that just about doomed the already meager chances of a comeback. Audrey Shackleford and Jordyn Young each got a shot off in the final 10 minutes, but both missed high, sealing the win for the Anteaters.
Next week the Cougars will be back in Pullman, taking on North Dakota State on Thursday, September 18th. Kick off is set for 7 p.m. PT.
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Soccer-Barcelona demolish Valencia 6-0 in front of small crowd
Soccer-Barcelona demolish Valencia 6-0 in front of small crowd
SOCCER-SPAIN-BAR-VAL:Soccer-Barcelona demolish Valencia 6-0 in front of small crowd
BARCELONA – Barcelona made light of playing in front of just 6,000 fans to thrash Valencia 6-0 in their first home game of the season, with three players netting twice in a goal-scoring carnival.
Victory propelled the Catalans to second in LaLiga on 10 points, two points behind leaders Real Madrid, who have a perfect start with four wins from four matches.
Fermin Lopez, Raphinha and Robert Lewandowski all notched doubles.
Used to playing at their 100,000-capacity Camp Nou home then at their temporary base of the 56,000-capacity Lluis Companys Olympic Stadium, Barcelona kicked off their home LaLiga campaign at tiny Estadi Johan Cruyff at their Sant Joan Despi training.
Camp Nou renovations have fallen nine months behind schedule and a Post Malone concert left the Lluis Companys pitch in poor condition, forcing them to find a stop-gap solution for their fourth game of the season.
The cramped Johan Cruyff stadium required LaLiga to grant Barca a special exemption from competition rules requiring first-division clubs to have a minimum capacity of 15,000 seats.
BARCELONA FLYING
Despite coach Hansi Flick making sweeping changes to his starting eleven after the international break – and with one eye on Thursday’s Champions League debut at Newcastle – Barcelona flew out of the blocks.
Lopez opened the scoring in the 29th minute with a strike from inside the box assisted by Ferran Torres but it was after the break that Barca unleashed their fury.
Raphinha made an immediate impact off the bench in the 58th minute, launching himself to convert a cross from Marcus Rashford with a right-footed volley while Lopez doubled his tally three minutes later with a strike from long-range, before Raphinha completed his double in the 66th minute.
Lewandowski, introduced in the 68th minute, wasted little time adding his name to the scoresheet, wrapping up the rout with two close-range strikes to complete a perfect afternoon for the Catalan giants.
“From the outset, we demonstrated what we wanted to achieve, and that is what we have witnessed,” Flick told a press conference.
“Not only Fermin Lopez who had a great game, but everyone has fought hard and enjoyed themselves on the pitch. The team has been outstanding in every position. The three points are perfect, and for me, it is wonderful to have to choose between so many great players.”
Valencia slumped to 15th position with just four points.
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No Yamal, No Problem: Takeaways From Barcelona’s 6–0 Win vs. Valencia
Barcelona dominated from start to finish and destroyed Valencia 6–0 in their home debut in front of 6,000 fans at the Estadi Johan Cruyff.
With braces from Fermín López, Raphinha and Robert Lewandowski, Barcelona cruised to victory against a very disappointing Valencia side that completely collapsed in the second half. Hansi Flick’s men overwhelmed the visitors, outshooting them by 24 to two, with Joan García facing just one shot on target all night.
After three unconvincing performances to start the season, Barcelona’s title defense is up and running. Flick’s side finally looked like the team that dominated Spanish soccer a season ago and will now aim to build on this performance with their 2025–26 Champions League debut up next.
Here’s three takeaways from Barcelona’s emphatic victory.
There was a lot of talk of Fermín López possibly leaving Barcelona to join Chelsea near the end of the summer transfer window. Today, the Masia graduate showcased why letting him go would’ve been a terrible mistake.
Fermín was at the heart of everything that went right for Barcelona against Valencia. He opened the scoring with a perfectly curled shot into the far corner and then completed his brace in the second half with a weak-foot missile from distance. Apart from the goals, he pulled the strings of Barça’s attack, leading the team in dribbles and creating two dangerous chances—one of which ended in Raphinha’s second goal of the game.
The 22-year-old continues to be routinely picked ahead of Dani Olmo in the lineup. His quality on the ball is matched by his tenacity and tireless pressing that meshes perfectly with Flick’s aggressive style. Simply put, he’s maturing into an elite, well-rounded attacking midfielder.
“I never had any doubts about staying at Barcelona,” Fermín said after the game. “There were speculations, but in the end I always wanted to stay here and I will fight to stay here for many years.”
Lamine Yamal couldn’t feature against Valencia because of an injury he suffered whilst representing Spain last week. A season ago, this might’ve been a devastating blow, but today, Barcelona showed they are much better equipped to handle their superstar’s absence.
Roony Bardghji made his Barcelona debut starting in Yamal’s usual spot in the right wing. Although the 19-year-old couldn’t make a significant impact, he showed flashes and at the very least proved he can operate in that position when Yamal needs rest.
But it’s the presence of Marcus Rashford that truly stood out. The England international didn’t have an otherworldly performance, but it was his best since joining the club and crowned it by getting his first assist for the Catalans.
The biggest benefit of having Rashford is that he makes Barça more flexible. With the Manchester United loanee on the left, Flick was able to deploy Raphinha on the right wing—his natural position. The Brazilian was brilliant in the second half, scoring a brace from Yamal’s usual spot.
The two Barça summer signings might not be the flashiest acquisitions, but they’ll play a pivotal role in offering depth and cover at positions the team didn’t have last term. Today, it became abundantly clear that Barcelona are now a more complete team, better capable of withstanding the marathon season.
On a night when Barcelona scored goals for fun and delivered their best performance of the young season, arguably the biggest positive from the game was the re-introduction of La Masia youngster Marc Bernal.
Exactly 383 days after tearing his ACL in Barcelona’s third game of the 2024–25 season, Bernal returned to the pitch with 10 minutes to go against Valencia. Five minutes later, he bagged his first career assist when he set up Barcelona’s sixth.
The 18-year-old started Barcelona’s first three games a season ago and was expected to partner Pedri in midfield during the opening months of the term before his injury. Bernal captained the Masia teams of Yamal and Pau Cubarsí’s generation and is touted by many to be Sergio Busquets’s heir in Barça’s midfield.
Flick will likely be cautious with Bernal’s minutes moving forward, but the teenager has the quality and potential to play a significant role come the season’s climax.
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Source: https://www.si.com/soccer/takeaways-barcelona-6-0-win-vs-valencia-9-14-25
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