Louisiana Tech 2, Southeastern Louisiana 1
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HAMMOND, La. - (Louisiana Tech Media Relations) Going up against one of the highest scoring offenses in the country in Southeastern Louisiana, the Louisiana Tech defense had their hands - and feet - full on Sunday at the Southeastern Soccer Complex. Despite giving up an early first period goal to the Lions, the defensive line stood tall allowing the offense to use their second half magic to spark a 2-1 come-from-behind victory, their first comeback win of the season. The road win completed the weekend sweep for the Techsters after a 4-0 shutout versus Jackson State this past Friday and bolsters their record to 7-1-2 and ended SLU's four-game winning streak bringing their overall record to 5-3.
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Northern Arizona 1, San Jose State 0
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FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. - (SJSU Media Relations) Freshman Zoe Makrigiannis' 10 saves were a season-high by a Spartan goalkeeper, but San Jose State women's soccer was edged, 1-0, by Northern Arizona University (NAU) at the Hilton Garden Inn High Altitude Tournament. "Today's game was a major bummer," Spartans head coach Jeff Leightman said. "I feel like we have been playing good soccer here and there. We kept and moved the ball around more. We had the ball for most of the game and we had tons of chances, but we are not doing well in the critical moments."
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Denver 3, Texas 3 (2 OT)
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AUSTIN, Texas - (Denver Media Relations) The University of Denver women's soccer team scored twice in the final eight minutes to come from behind to split the points with the University of Texas, 3-3 on Sunday evening at Mike A. Myers Stadium. "You have to say when you're 3-1 down, you're more than happy to get two back," head coach Jeff Hooker said. "We showed a lot of character on the road today against a very good Texas team. They have some very, very talented players. I'm just so proud of how we continued to battle tonight. We had goals coming from everywhere, and showed a never-ending willingness to attack."
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New Mexico 1, New Mexico State 0 (2 OT)
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - (NMSU Media Relations) In another defensive strong hold, the New Mexico State soccer team fell to in-state rival New Mexico, 1-0, in the final minutes of double overtime. The rivalry match was the second consecutive double overtime game and the fourth extra time contest for the Aggies (1-6-2) in 2012.
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Washington State 5, Idaho 1
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MOSCOW, Idaho. - (Idaho Media Relations) University of Idaho women's soccer started off the wrong foot, recovered and played well, but couldn't match Washington State in the end in a 5-1 loss at Guy Wicks Field on Sunday. Idaho (2-8-0) fell behind just 21 seconds into the match when WSU's (6-1-0) Jocelyn Jeffers found some early space and put in a long shot and banked it in off the left post.
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SAN MARCOS, Texas - (Texas State Media Relations) The Texas State soccer team dominated the stat sheet, but could not find the back of the net, as the team lost 1-0 to McNeese, Sunday afternoon on a very wet field at the Bobcat Soccer Complex. Overall, Texas State held a 13-5 shot advantage including 8-0 in the second half. With 27 minutes remaining in the second half, Lynsey Curry broke away from the Cowgirl defense and has headed towards the goal. However, the wet field impeded her progress and allowed the McNeese defense to catch up and block her eventual shot.
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Oregon State 1, Seattle U 0 (2 OT)
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CORVALLIS, Ore. - (Seattle U Media Relations) In their second straight Pac-12 network contest, Seattle University women's soccer (4-4-0) suffered a tough 1-0 loss at No. 21 Oregon State (8-1-0). The Redhawks played their first 2OT contest of the season but, with just over one minute left in the match, the Beavers were able to put the ball in the back of the net for the win.
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Houston 2, UTSA 1
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HOUSTON - (UTSA Media Relations) Sophomore Charlotte Husoe put UTSA on the board first with a goal in the ninth minute, but Houston rallied for a 2-1 victory on Sunday afternoon at Robertson Stadium. The Aalesund, Norway, native gave the Roadrunners (1-6) an early 1-0 lead with her first collegiate goal. Husoe collected the rebound after junior Maria Jose Rojas' shot hit the crossbar and she beat goalkeeper Cami Koski for the advantage.
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