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NCAA men's tournament
Zizzo scores twice, UCLA stuns Duke 3-2 in quarterfinal OT.

Sal Zizzo: Late heroics.

DURHAM, N.C. (Sunday, November 26, 2006) -- Sophomore midfielder Sal Zizzo scored two late goals, including one 30 seconds into sudden death, to allow No. 15 UCLA to erase a two-goal deficit and race past second-ranked Duke into the Men's College Cup.   Full story

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Bean elected 42nd member of Hall of Fame

Joe Bean: Legendary coach.

(Wednesday, November 22, 2006 -- Joe Bean's legendary coaching career is certainly reaching a fitting conclusion. He was selected for induction into the Hall of Fame of the National Soccer Coaches Association of America yesterday. This weekend, he takes Wheaton College for a fifth visit to the NCAA Division III Final Four, seeking a third national championship.   Full story

NCAA men's tournament
Lapira scores in sudden death, Notre Dame ends Terps' title reign 1-0.

Joseph Lapira: Leads Division I in goals.

COLLEGE PARK, Md. (Saturday, November 18, 2006) -- Joseph Lapira, the NCAA Division I leading goal scorer, found net in sudden death to give visiting No. 10 Notre Dame a 1-0 triumph over seventh-ranked Maryland in the NCAA tournament Round of 16, ending the Terrapins' reign as national champions.   Full story

NCAA women
Millinder is fired as USC coach.

Jim Millinder: Terminated.

LOS ANGELES (Thursday, November 16, 2006) - Jim Millinder was fired as Southern California women's coach after 11 seasons. The Women of Troy were 135-70-21 (.645) under Millinder, 47, and made eight appearances in the NCAA tournament, but never advanced past the second round.   Full story

NCAA women
Weissenhofer strikes, Notre Dame edges UWM 1-0.

Michele Weissenhofer: Decisive tally.

NOTRE DAME, Ind. (Sunday, November 12, 2006) -- Freshman striker Michele Weissenhofer scored early and it proved to be enough for No. 1 Notre Dame, which held on for a 1-0 triumph over Wisconsin-Milwaukee in the second round of the NCAA Division I Women's Soccer Championship tournament.   Full story

NCAA men
Tart resigns as Charlotte coach after 12 years.

John Tart: Leaves 49ers.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (Wednesday, November 8, 2006) -- John Tart, who is the winningest coach in Charlotte history, stepped down yesterday after 12 years with the 49ers. Tart was 117-92-28 (.553) at the North Carolina school, where he moved following 13 years at Furman, and has an overall record of 254-184-49 (.572) in 25 years.   Full story

NCAA men's tournament
Duke, ACC dominate seeds in field of 48.

Mike Grella: Another winner.

INDIANAPOLIS (Monday, November 6, 2006)-- Duke, which yesterday won the Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament championship, is the top seed in the NCAA Division I Men's Soccer Championship. Duke leads a field of 48 vying to advance to the final four, the NCAA Men's College Cup December 1 and 3 at Saint Louis University.   Full story

NCAA men
Altchek's pair helps Harvard down Columbia 3-1, take Ivy League title.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (Saturday, November 4, 2006) -- Senior striker Charles Altchek scored twice in a four-minute span in the second half, powering No. 23 Harvard past Columbia 3-1, clinching the Ivy League championship. The Crimson has won eight straight.   Full story

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NCAA women's tournament
Rodriguez's late tally allows USC to upset top seed Santa Clara 1-0.

Amy Rodriguez: Clutch goal.

SANTA CLARA, Calif. (Friday, November 10, 2006) -- Sophomore striker Amy Rodriguez scored an unassisted goal with less than four minutes remaining, allowing unranked Southern California to stun No. 3 Santa Clara in a first-round match of the NCAA Women's Division I Soccer Championship tournament.   Full story

NCAA women's tournament
UNC, Notre Dame, SCU, Texas top 64 teams.

Michele Weissenhofer: Flipping out.

INDIANA-
POLIS (Monday, November 6, 2006) -- Notre Dame, North Carolina, Santa Clara and Texas are the four top seeds in the NCAA Division I Women's Soccer Championship which announced its 64-school field tonight. The four No. 2 seeds are UCLA, Florida State, Penn State and Texas A&M.   Full story