UAA Soccer

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Chicago has scored their 2nd goal of the match at Rochester.

The Chicago goal came in the 77th minute on a goal from Ricky Kai at the 76:03 mark, assist by Max Weene.

Chicago leading over Rochester, 2-0, in the 82nd minute.

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CWRU has scored their 1st goal of the match at NYU.

The CWRU goal came in the 59th minute on a goal from Ashton McNally at the 58:46 mark, assist by McLaren Baggett.

CWRU leading over NYU, 1-0, in the 60th minute.

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Final at Fauver Stadium in Rochester, NY--

Chicago 2, Rochester 0

Chicago improves to 3-0-2 in the UAA-- 11 points-- 10-1-5 overall.

Rochester drops to 2-2-1 in the UAA-- 7 points-- 8-4-4 overall.

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Live scores--

Carnegie Mellon 0, Brandeis 0-- 71st minute.

Wash U 1, Emory 0-- 69th minute.

CWRU 1, NYU 0-- 72nd minute.

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Carnegie Mellon has scored in Waltham, MA

Carnegie Mellon goal scored in the 82nd minute on a goal from Dominic Hoar-Weiler at the 81:51 mark, assist by Mateas Fitzwilliam.

Carnegie Mellon leading over Brandeis, 1-0, in the 83rd minute. 

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Final from Newark, NJ--

CWRU 1, NYU 0

CWRU improves to 1-2-2 in the UAA-- 5 points-- 7-3-5 overall.

NYU drops to 1-4-0 in the UAA-- 3 points-- 3-9-1 overall.

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Final from Atlanta, GA--

Wash U 1, Emory 0

Wash U improves to 4-1-0 in the UAA-- 12 points-- 12-2 overall

Emory drops to 1-1-3 in the UAA-- 6 points-- 11-1-3 overall.

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Final from Waltham, MA--

Carnegie Mellon 1, Brandeis 0

Brandeis suffers their first home loss of the season in their final regular season home game.  Brandeis finishes their UAA slate on the road for the final 2 weekends of the regular season.

Carnegie Mellon head coach Brandon Bowman got a red card in the final minutes of the match, which means that he will have to serve a 1 match touchline suspension next weekend vs Rochester.

Carnegie Mellon improves to 1-2-2 in the UAA-- 5 points-- 8-3-5 overall.

Brandeis drops to 1-2-2 in the UAA-- 5 points-- 9-2-4 overall.

Carnegie Mellon needed that win at Brandeis today after losing on Friday at NYU-- It seems that the at-large chances may still be alive for the Tartans.

Brandeis's chances for a high seed in the NCAAs have taken a hit, but depending on what the NPI summary report shows tomorrow morning, I still think that it is more likely than not that Brandeis's chances for an at-large bid remain solid with 2 matches to go. 

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The race for the UAA men's title has come down to Wash U and Chicago, with Emory, Brandeis, CWRU, Carnegie Mellon, and NYU mathematically out of the running for the UAA Men's Soccer Championship.

Rochester is technically alive in the UAA title race at 7 points, but a Wash U victory in pne of their remaining 2 matches will eliminate the Yellowjackets from the hunt for the title. 

Wash U has a 2 point lead over UChicago-- Wash U has 12 UAA conference points, while UChicago has 10 UAA conference points, and a Wash U win vs NYU next Saturday combined with a Brandeis win or draw at Chicago next Sunday will give the UAA title and AQ to the Bears.   Should Wash U and Chicago both win next weekend, then Wash U would then secure the UAA championship with at least a home draw vs Chicago on the final matchday of the UAA season.    If UChicago wins out their remaining 2 UAA games, then the Maroons will win the UAA Men's Soccer Championship and the AQ that goes with it. 

[kansas hokie]

Back from Atlanta, Wash U disrupted Emory's play more than any team i've seen this year and they had the better of it for long stretches in the match. #14 on defense for Wash U was fantastic, believe he was conference defensive player of the year last year and can understand why. Honestly not a lot of great chances for either team yet Wash U got the goal on a messy corner kick and that's all they needed. First time all year that Emory was held scoreless.

Kudos to Wash U women as well for knocking off #1 Emory 2-1 in the afternoon tilt. Great trip to Atlanta for Wash U.

[SimpleCoach]

Back from Atlanta, Wash U disrupted Emory's play more than any team i've seen this year and they had the better of it for long stretches in the match. #14 on defense for Wash U was fantastic, believe he was conference defensive player of the year last year and can understand why. Honestly not a lot of great chances for either team yet Wash U got the goal on a messy corner kick and that's all they needed. First time all year that Emory was held scoreless.

Kudos to Wash U women as well for knocking off #1 Emory 2-1 in the afternoon tilt. Great trip to Atlanta for Wash U.

He was a difference maker.  Surprised by how much difficulty Emory had getting a handle on the ball.  WashU showed up in a big way.

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[WUPHF]

#14 on defense for Wash U was fantastic, believe he was conference defensive player of the year last year and can understand why.

Yes, this guy.

Emory didn't have their top goal scorer Ignacio Cubbedo due to a late yellow card in the NYU game. He's a difference maker, but Emory still had plenty of chances to take this one.

Unfortunately, the Bears were without their UAA defensive player of the year on Friday so I assume he will be out today.  Two other key reserves did not play, though I am not sure if that was injury related.  Enjoy the games!

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The NCAA DIII Men's Soccer Committee has released the fourth official NPI Summary report of the season.

This NPI report covers games through Sunday, October 26, 2025.

The report is located at http://stats.ncaa.org/selection_rankings/nitty_gritties/46397

Here is how the UAA men's soccer teams are ranked nationally by NPI as of this morning--

1.) WashU (#4 nationally in NPI)-- 59.026
2.) U.Chicago (#5 nationally in NPI)-- 58.650
3.) Emory (#8 nationally in NPI)-- 58.416
4.) Brandeis (#16 nationally in NPI)-- 57.750
5.) Carnegie Mellon (#46 nationally in NPI)-- 55.317
6.) Rochester (#51 nationally in NPI)-- 55.100
7.) CWRU (#56 nationally in NPI)-- 54.888

7 of the 8 UAA men's soccer teams this week carry a quality win bonus,as their NPI values are above 54.

8.) NYU (#181 nationally in NPI)-- 50.613

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From now until the end of play on Sunday, November 9, the NCAA DIII Men's Soccer Committee is releasing daily NPI summary reports with updated numbers.  This is because we are now in the final 2 weeks of the regular season.

This NPI report covers games through Monday October 27, 2025.

The report is located at http://stats.ncaa.org/selection_rankings/nitty_gritties/46431

Here is how the UAA men's soccer teams are ranked nationally by NPI as of this updated run of the numbers--

1.) WashU (#4 nationally in NPI)-- 59.029
2.) U.Chicago (#5 nationally in NPI)-- 58.663
3.) Emory (#8 nationally in NPI)-- 58.418
4.) Brandeis (#16 nationally in NPI)-- 57.751
5.) Carnegie Mellon (#46 nationally in NPI)-- 55.319
6.) Rochester (#51 nationally in NPI)-- 55.102
7.) CWRU (#57 nationally in NPI)-- 54.890

7 of the 8 UAA men's soccer teams currently carry a quality win bonus,as their NPI values are above 54.

8.) NYU (#181 nationally in NPI)-- 50.615

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From now until the end of play on Sunday, November 9, the NCAA DIII Men's Soccer Committee is releasing daily NPI summary reports with updated numbers.  This is because we are now in the final 2 weeks of the regular season.

This NPI report covers games through Tuesday,October 28, 2025.

The report is located at http://stats.ncaa.org/selection_rankings/nitty_gritties/46439

Here is how the UAA men's soccer teams are ranked nationally by NPI as of this updated run of the numbers--

1.) WashU (#5 nationally in NPI)-- 59.070
2.) U.Chicago (#6 nationally in NPI)-- 58.736
3.) Emory (#8 nationally in NPI)-- 58.463
4.) Brandeis (#16 nationally in NPI)-- 57.814
5.) Carnegie Mellon (#46 nationally in NPI)-- 55.348
6.) Rochester (#54 nationally in NPI)-- 55.071
7.) CWRU (#58 nationally in NPI)-- 54.934

7 of the 8 UAA men's soccer teams currently carry a quality win bonus,as their NPI values are above 54.

8.) NYU (#185 nationally in NPI)-- 50.621