She scored from where? The best goals from Week 9

UCLA has established itself as one of the top teams in the country and the Bruins made a push to finish the regular season undefeated. However, Washington State had other plans, handing UCLA a 1-0 loss in Pullman, Wash., for the Bruins' first defeat of the season. That loss should cause some movement in the next United Soccer Coaches poll, but for now, the top six teams are from either California, North Carolina or South Carolina.

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Here are the best goals from Week 9 of women's soccer action.

Schuyler DeBree – Duke

Schuyler DeBree's first-career goal came in impressive fashion as she blasted a free kick from near midfield over Boston College's goalie's head and into the net for the game-winner.

And coming in at No. 6 on @SportsCenter’s #SCTop10?

You already know. #GoDuke pic.twitter.com/1faTJLOfDC

— Duke Women's Soccer (@DukeWSOC) October 20, 2017

Catarina Macario – Stanford

The Cardinal didn't let the ball touch the ground from essentially midfield to the back of the net as Catarina Macario scored this ridiculous volley goal with assists from Mariah Lee and Tegan McGrady.

» Catarina doubled the lead on Thursday with this stunning volley -- credit @teganmcgrady9 & @mertheblur with the assists. #GoStanford pic.twitter.com/TF5LfHNx2r

— Stanford Soccer (@StanfordWSoccer) October 22, 2017

Amandine Pierre-Louis – West Virginia

The Mountaineers struck first in a 1-1 draw with Texas Tech as Amandine Pierre-Louis sent a bending blast into the goal from almost 30 yards out.

Amandine Pierre-Louis' beautiful bender in the 45th minute gave No. 6 WVU a 1-0 lead over Texas Tech! #HailWV pic.twitter.com/DZHp8qECrK

— WVU Women's Soccer (@wvuwomenssoccer) October 19, 2017

Savannah McCaskill, Elexa Bahr – South Carolina

The Gamecocks scored two goals in the first eight minutes of their 3-0 win against Vanderbilt. McCaskill's strike was a rocket from outside the box into the upper left-hand corner of the goal.

minutes. goals.

South Carolina's blistering start Sunday set the tone.

| #ForeverToThee pic.twitter.com/C347ca72RX

— Gamecock W. Soccer (@GamecockWSoccer) October 15, 2017

Julia Ashley, Abby Elinsky, Bridgette Andrzejewski, Alea Hyatt – North Carolina

The Tar Heels finished their ACC regular season schedule undefeated with an 8-0 record after defeating Virgina Tech 4-0. North Carolina's first two goals were a pair of beautiful headers, the third was on an impressive run through the Hokies' defense and the fourth was a redirect in the box.

Another 4-goal performance on the road pushes the Tar Heels to a perfect 8-0 record in the ACC pic.twitter.com/GQZP8Ccvy8

— UNC Women's Soccer (@ncwomenssoccer) October 20, 2017

Ashleigh Plumptre – USC

Ashleigh Plumptre's first-career goal couldn't have come at a better time as the sophomore midfielder's bouncing volley proved to be the game-winner in USC's 2-1 victory over Washington State.

Ladies and gentlemen, Ashleigh Plumptre's first career goal! USC leads it 2-1 in Pullman! #FightOn #ROOTEDTORISE pic.twitter.com/h7EntsQXAj

— USC Women's Soccer (@USC_WSoccer) October 22, 2017

Haley Berg – Texas

Texas won on the road against Kansas State as Haley Berg scored in the 93rd minute for the first golden goal of her career as she cut to her left, then sent a shot off the crossbar and into the goal.

When a goal is just a little bit more "GOLDEN!" @haley_berg23 to beat Kansas State! #HookEm #RAMPED pic.twitter.com/O0VirZAYH1

— Texas Soccer (@TexasSoccer) October 16, 2017

Bridget Callahan – UCF

The Knights stayed undefeated in AAC play with a 2-0 win over UConn. Bridget Callahan provided an insurance goal for UCF in the 69th minute by finishing a cross on a corner kick.

How did we take a 2-0 lead over the Huskies? Just watch!#ChargeOn | #BestIsOurStandard pic.twitter.com/eckBV1ZthZ

— UCF Women's Soccer (@UCF_WSoccer) October 20, 2017