Women's College Cup Pregame Press Conference: Notre Dame

• Tar Heels pick up 21st national title

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  North Carolina found itself right at home in the DI Women's Soccer Championship matchup, taking home its 21st national title in program history. The Tar Heels defeated Penn State 4-1.

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• WSOC: UNC edges Stanford in double OT

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  Kealia Ohai scored at 5:53 of the second overtime to lift North Carolina to a 1-0 victory against top-seeded Stanford in the semifinals of the Women's College Cup on Friday night in San Diego.

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• WSOC: Penn State tops Florida State

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  Despite a last-gasp goal from Tiffany McCarty, Penn State scores in overtime to advance to their first title game appearance in school history.

• DI Women's Soccer: 2012 Selection Show

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  Watch the selection show for the 2012 DI Women's Soccer Championship.

• All Access: UCLA supports cancer battle

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  Chelsea Cline and the Bruins commemorate breast cancer awareness month in pink jerseys with their 2-0 win against Utah and meet with some lucky fans after the game.

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• Owls' Nelson shines on the field

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  Kennesaw State sophomore Julia Nelson stands out, on and off the field. She started playing soccer at the same time that she began to lose her hearing, but it has never held her back.

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• All Access: UCLA hits the bowling lanes

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  Chelsea Cline and the No. 3 UCLA Bruins took a break from the soccer field and hit the lanes for some bowling fun. Check out the latest installment of All Access.

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• All Access: Bruins make the grade

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  Chelsea and the UCLA Bruins women soccer team are recognized for being the top team to improve their overall GPA.

• All Access: Bruins gear up for BBQ

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  Join Chelsea Cline and the UCLA Bruins soccer team as they get together and shop for goodies for a team barbecue. The Bruins are ranked No. 3 in the nation behind No. 2 Duke and No. 1 FSU.

  • Poll: NSCAA Coaches'  Schedule

• All Access: Bruins’ season gets rolling

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  Ride along with Chelsea Cline and the UCLA women's soccer team for the season-opening road trip to Connecticut. The Bruins, now 4-0 on the season, show they know how to work hard and play hard. 

  • Poll: NSCAA Coaches'  Schedule

• Buick Human Highlight Reel: Amber Tollefson

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  For a soccer player, the right gear can change your game.  For an orphan, it can change your life.

• Cardinal shuts it down at College Cup

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  Stanford, making its third consecutive appearance in the national final, took home the title for the first time as the Cardinal posted their 18th shutout with a 1-0 win against Duke. 

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• Stanford beats Duke for the national title

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  Seniors Cami Levin and Teresa Noyola combined for the game's lone goal as Stanford blanked Duke 1-0 to win the 2011 Women's College Cup after losing the previous two finals.

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• Duke downs Wake to make the College Cup final

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  Two goals from Duke's Elite 89 recipient Mollie Pathman helps the Blue Devils to a 4-1 win over Wake Forest and a berth in the College Cup final.

• Wrapping up the College Cup semifinals

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  Stanford and Duke advanced to Sunday's national title game after thrashing its opponents in the semifinals. The Cardinal shut down Florida State 3-0, while the Blue Devils topped Wake Forest 4-1.

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• Stanford tops Florida State to advance to finals

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  Stanford beats Florida State Seminoles 3-0 to advance to the title game in the DI Women's Soccer Championship. This will be Stanford's third consecutive year to make it to the finals.

• Women's College Cup Preview

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  Women's College Cup Preview