Andy Wittry | NCAA.com | November 26, 2017 Women's soccer: Best goals from Week 14 (Video) Stanford advanced to the College Cup after a 4-0 win against Penn State. Share The stage is set: No. 1 seed Stanford vs. No. 1 seed South Carolina; No. 1 seed Duke vs. No. 2 seed UCLA. Those are this year's NCAA Women's Soccer College Cup matchups after four of the top-seeded teams survived four rounds of tournament games. They outscored their opponents by a combined margin of 13-1 in the quarterfinal round, so there were more than a few candidates for our weekly "Best goals of the week" roundup. RELATED: Interactive bracket | Printable bracket Here are the best goals from Week 14 of women's soccer action. Stanford Stanford continued its dominant run through the NCAA Women's Soccer Championship with a 4-0 win against Penn State. The Cardinal scored four goals in 25 minutes to advance to the College Cup. You can watch all four goals below. Four goals by @StanfordWSoccer in one highlight? Yup. Check out the @OpusBank #12Best Moment. #NCAASoccer pic.twitter.com/YuwSfwTk7D β Pac-12 Network (@Pac12Network) November 25, 2017 Lindsey Lane β South Carolina The Gamecocks advanced to their first-ever College Cup with a 2-0 win over Florida in the quarterfinals. South Carolina senior Lindsey Lane made her last shot at the Gamecocks' Stone Stadium count β a goal from the top of the box. Her last shot at Stone Stadium... That's how you make an exit! pic.twitter.com/e4YltMvRge β Gamecock W. Soccer (@GamecockWSoccer) November 25, 2017 Hailie Mace β UCLA Hailie Mace increased her season goal total to 15 after scoring twice in UCLA's 3-1 win over Princeton in the quarterfinals. Her first goal was a beautiful header in the box that bounced past Princeton's keeper and she outran the Tigers' defense for the Bruins' final goal. A brace for Mace has @uclawsoccer jumping for joy! Their 3-1 win has them bound for the #WCollegeCup. pic.twitter.com/FvbPXwLzkW β Pac-12 Network (@Pac12Network) November 26, 2017 Ella Stevens β Duke Duke clinched a spot in the College Cup after tearing through its first four opponents without surrendering a goal. The Blue Devils have a 15-0 scoring advantage in this year's Women's Soccer Championship, including this brilliant backheel flick from Ella Stevens in Duke's 4-0 win over Baylor. Brilliant Ella Stevens with the backheel gives @DukeWSOC a 2-0 lead against Baylor. #NCAASoccer Watch on ESPN3: https://t.co/SN8hbrCqht pic.twitter.com/Q7fhzmmIia β NCAA Soccer (@NCAASoccer) November 24, 2017 Lauren Piercy β Baylor Baylor advanced to the NCAA Women's Soccer Championship quarterfinals for the first time after a 3-2 win in overtime against Notre Dame. Lauren Piercy scored the first goal of the game after she made a nice run into the box, gathered the ball with one touch and finished over the keeper with her left foot. Relive the best moments of BU's 3-2 OT win over Notre Dame to reach the Elite 8 round of the @NCAASoccer tournament! #SicEm pic.twitter.com/Hd1mxiQ0Vt β Baylor Soccer (@BaylorFutbol) November 20, 2017 Abby Givens β Princeton Princeton advanced to the NCAA Women's Soccer Championship quarterfinals after defeating No. 1 seed North Carolina 2-1 in overtime. Abby Givens scored the game-winner after winning a foot race against UNC's back line. You can watch the goal below beginning at the 1:25 mark. Thanksgiving edition of #IvyTop5 5 @BrownHoops 4 @Princeton_Hoops 3 @Yale_Football 2 @ColumbiaMSoccer 1 @PrincetonWSoc pic.twitter.com/iAMUIfHZAg β Ivy League Network (@IvyLeagueNet) November 22, 2017 Stanford beats Southern California to win its eighth women's water polo national championship For the eighth time in school history, Stanford won the National Collegiate Women's Water Polo Championship. READ MORE Stanford softball shuts out No. 2 UCLA in back-to-back games Stanford managed two straight 1-0 wins over No. 2 UCLA on April 9 and 10, giving the Cardinal their first series win over the Bruins since 2013. READ MORE The 50 states, ranked by the total number of men's basketball championships Here's every state, ranked by how many men's basketball national championships each school has won. READ MORE