The fourth full week of the women's soccer season is in the rearview mirror. UCLA has established itself as the best team in the sport, earning 28 of a possible 31 first-place votes in the United Soccer Coaches poll and jumping out to a 7-0-1 record. Some of the biggest wins of the week include No. 8 Virginia over No. 5 Penn State, Notre Dame's 4-2 upset against No. 11 Clemson, and No. 6 West Virginia over No. 20 Princeton.

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Here are the best goals from Week 4 of women's action.

Rebecca Quinn – Duke

Duke improved to 8-1-0 on the season with a 2-1 victory against Utah. Rebecca Quinn scored the game-winner in the 82nd minute, just 45 seconds after her teammate Kayla McCoy tied the game.

Hailie Mace – UCLA

Hailie Mace made a great run down the middle of the field in the first minute of the second half against Pepperdine, where she was on the receiving end of a great setup from Viviana Villacorta.

Darian Powell – Marquette

Darian Powell sent a flying header into the net, which proved to be the game-winner in a 2-1 victory against Rhode Island.

Sam Tran – Stanford

Stanford has been no stranger to our weekly Best Goals of the Week post. The Cardinal have outscored their opponents 26-0 in their last four matches. In Stanford's 7-0 win against Yale, Sam Tran beat the Bulldogs' keeper with a header towards the near post.

Shannon Horgan – Clemson

Clemson suffered a 4-2 defeat to Notre Dame, but Shannon Horgan's goal was one of the few bright spots for the Tigers. She sent in a shot from 35 yards out for Clemson's first goal of the game.

Miranda Nild – California

The Bears won their fourth straight game after a 2-0 win against Oklahoma. She settled a cross with one touch, made a move to her right, then blasted a shot past the keeper.

Courtney O'Brien – Princeton

Courtney O'Brien scored twice in Princeton's 3-1 win against New Hampshire, which earned her Ivy League Women's Soccer Player of the Week honors.

Andy Wittry has written for SI.com, Sporting News, the Indianapolis Star, Louisville Courier-Journal and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.

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