Katherine Wright | NCAA.com | August 30, 2019 Women's soccer round up: No. 4 UCLA topples No. 1 Florida State Women's soccer players to watch for 2019 Share Powered by the grit and elusiveness of Jessie Fleming, No. 4 UCLA took down defending national champion No. 1 Florida State, 2-1, Thursday night. So when did the Seminoles (2-1-0) lose control of the match in Los Angeles? Eight minutes in, two Bruins (3-0-0) headers on goal were blocked. Soon, the 'Noles would relinquish the match's first goal at the 14th minute, off Jessie Fleming's deceptive tap-in. Great passing all the way around from @kaarrriiinnaa and @fishelmia and a clinical finish by Jessie Fleming puts UCLA ahead 1-0! Watch on https://t.co/DwOl2mbsfP.#GoBruins | #BattleAtTheBanc pic.twitter.com/J8Ubb5JVUp — UCLA Women's Soccer (@UCLAWSoccer) August 30, 2019 UCLA's clean and assertive first half was topped off in the 35th minute by, who else, Fleming — one of many women featured on the MAC Hermann award watchlist. About six yards outside the penalty box, the midfielder stroked her second goal of the night just strong enough to evade Caroline Jeffers' fingertip save. Jessie Fleming scored ✌️ goals to push the Bruins past FSU.#NCAASoccer | @UCLAWSoccerpic.twitter.com/iDwtMAZjTd — NCAA Soccer (@NCAASoccer) August 30, 2019 For the majority of the game, FSU never could find a rhythm on offense. The Bruins dominated ball possession until the clock hit 80. The 'Noles left a mark in the 76th minute with Jaelin Howell's first goal of the season, but it was not enough to inspire another scoring push. FSU will stay in L.A. for a top-3 matchup against No. 3 Stanford on Sunday, while UCLA will host Florida on Sunday. Upsets continued throughout Thursday night's women's soccer lineup of games. Rutgers' 1-0 victory over No. 11 Tennessee preceded UCLA's valiant performance. Returning from halftime tied, Brittany LaPlant scores Rutgers' game-winning goal north of the goalkeeper's reach. 🚨 UPSET 🚨 Brittany LaPlant's goal lifted the Scarlet Knights past No. 11 Tennessee.#NCAASoccer | @RUWSoccerpic.twitter.com/RsvtLbYm5R — NCAA Soccer (@NCAASoccer) August 30, 2019 The Lady Volunteers (2-1) travel to New York City to face Columbia on Sunday, and Rutgers (3-0-0) hosts Providence on Sunday. Shock continued into the 11 o'clock hour, when No. 24 Texas fell to Denver, 3-0. Hannah Adler scored the first two, and Samantha Feller chipped the final goal from the outside. Following FSU-UCLA, the only other top-20 match of the day featured No. 18 Kansas and No. 20 Memphis. And it ended intensely. Tied 1-1 with 65 seconds remaining, the Jayhawks' Katie McClure squeezed the game-winner through a bounty of defenders. 89' | GOOOOOAAALLL!!!! Katie McCLUTCH strikes again!!!#KUsoccer leads 2-1 pic.twitter.com/tDmOxQfXZ3 — Kansas Soccer (@KUWSoccer) August 30, 2019 Kansas (3-0-0) is set to host Florida Atlantic on Sunday, and Memphis (2-1-0) visits Omaha to round out the weekend. Scoreboard roundup No. 2 North Carolina 3, Washington 2 No. 15 Wisconsin 1, Marquette 0 (OT) No. 25 SMU 9, Texas Southern 0 PROP approves changes to soccer overtime rules Overtime will not be played in the regular season, and sudden-victory format will be eliminated in postseason. READ MORE 10 memorable NCAA DII sports moments from fall 2021 The much-awaited return to NCAA DII fall sports certainly didn't disappoint. First time champions, upsets galore and record-setting runs highlight the first half of the 2021-22 athletics year. READ MORE DII women’s soccer teams with the most NCAA DII national championships Here are the five programs that have won the most DII women's soccer championships. READ MORE