2025 Women's Soccer Top 25

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Emory has scored again.

Emory's 4th goal of the match comes in the 32nd minute on a goal from Emily Woodall at the 31:08 mark, unassisted.

#1 Emory 4, Maryville (TN) 0 in the 34th minute. 

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Halftime in Atlanta, GA

#1 Emory leads over Maryville (TN), 4-0.

First half stats

Emory outshot Maryville (TN), 13-0, and led in shots on target, 7-0.

Each team took 2 corner kicks.

Emory was whistled for 2 fouls, while Maryville (TN) was whistled for 4 fouls.

3 of the Emory goals were unassisted.

No players were booked by the referee in the first half.

Emory was whistled for offsides twice, while Maryville (TN) was not whistled for offsides.

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Final from Atlanta, GA--

#1 Emory 5, Maryville (TN) 0

Emory's 5th goal of the match came in the 61st minute on a goal from Emory Bozzuti at the 60:18 mark, assist by Emily Woodall.   The goal gave Bozzuti a brace on the evening.

Final stats

Emory outshot Maryville (TN), 29-3, and in shots on target, 13-0.

Emory took 5 corner kicks for the match to Maryville (TN)'s 2.

Emory was whistled for 9 fouls, while Maryville (TN) was whistled for 5 fouls.

No bookings were given by the referee.

Emory was whistled for offsides twice, while Maryville (TN) was not whistled for offsides.

Next up for #1 Emory-- home vs #3 U.Chicago on Friday evening.

[CentPA]

For those interested, there are 10 games involving top 25 teams today (all times are EDT):

@    3:30:  RPI (5-5-3) at #25 Vassar (11-3-0)
@    4:00:  #22 William Smith (9-2-2) at St Lawrence (7-4-3)
@    4:00:  Wheaton (MA) (7-6-0) at #8 MIT (14-2-0)
@    6:00:  Dubuque (7-1-6) at #15 Loras (13-0-1)
@    6:00:  Kean (7-5-2) at #11 Rowan (11-1-1)
@    6:00:  Randolph (6-6-1) at #9 Wash & Lee (12-2-1)
@    7:00:  #4 Tufts (10-1-2) at Bridgewater State (4-6-3)
@    7:00:  Claremont-M-S (12-2-1) at #7 Pomona-Pitzer (11-0-2) **
@    7:30:  #23 Carleton (11-1-2) at Augsburg (8-6-0)
@ 10:00:  Chapman (7-5-3) at #20 Cal Lutheran (11-3-1) **

** These SCIAC conference games represent the top four teams (currently) in the conference standings so it is like a mini conference championship opening round a few weeks early. 

[CentPA]

For those interested, there are 10 games involving top 25 teams today (all times are EDT):

@    3:30:  RPI (5-5-3) at #25 Vassar (11-3-0)
@    4:00:  #22 William Smith (9-2-2) at St Lawrence (7-4-3)
@    4:00:  Wheaton (MA) (7-6-0) at #8 MIT (14-2-0)
@    6:00:  Dubuque (7-1-6) at #15 Loras (13-0-1)
@    6:00:  Kean (7-5-2) at #11 Rowan (11-1-1)
@    6:00:  Randolph (6-6-1) at #9 Wash & Lee (12-2-1)
@    7:00:  #4 Tufts (10-1-2) at Bridgewater State (4-6-3)
@    7:00:  Claremont-M-S (12-2-1) at #7 Pomona-Pitzer (11-0-2) **
@    7:30:  #23 Carleton (11-1-2) at Augsburg (8-6-0)
@ 10:00:  Chapman (7-5-3) at #20 Cal Lutheran (11-3-1) **

** These SCIAC conference games represent the top four teams (currently) in the conference standings so it is like a mini conference championship opening round a few weeks early. 

2 of the 10 games saw the ranked team unable to come away with the win.  Dubuque beat #15 Loras 2-1 and Claremont-M-S was able to go to #7 Pomona-Pitzer and come away with a 0-0 draw.

The top of the SCIAC conference standings got a little tighter with Pomona-Pitzer and Cal Lutheran tied for first with 24pts each and Claremont-M-S in solo 2nd with 22pts.

[CentPA]

One more day to the traditional late October BUSY weekend begins for the UAA teams (UAA schedule: https://uaasports.info/calendar.aspx?path=wsoc) with all 8 playing Friday and then all 8 playing again on Sunday!  This year #24 NYU, #16 Rochester, #1 Emory, and #19 Brandeis get to remain at home all weekend and #18 Carnegie Mellon, #2 Wash U, #3 Chicago, and #6 Case Western have to each travel to two different states during the weekend.

I have four 'monitors' ready to go to stream the games so I may be responsible for crashing the Flo$port$ platform on my own.   

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Earlier this week, when I went to the NCAA D3 Women's Soccer Scores page (https://www.ncaa.com/scoreboard/soccer-women/d3/2025/10/24/all-conf) to see what games were being played, I saw Case Western vs Brandeis was set for 7:30am.  I thought for a brief second that's crazy playing soccer at 7:30 in the morning!  Then I noticed right above that La Verne vs Whittier was starting at 3 in the morning.  Obviously I quickly realized they had mistakenly switched AM for PM .. nothing like playing a game under the lights at 3 in the morning!

[CentPA]

Earlier this week, when I went to the NCAA D3 Women's Soccer Scores page (https://www.ncaa.com/scoreboard/soccer-women/d3/2025/10/24/all-conf) to see what games were being played, I saw Case Western vs Brandeis was set for 7:30am.  I thought for a brief second that's crazy playing soccer at 7:30 in the morning!  Then I noticed right above that La Verne vs Whittier was starting at 3 in the morning.  Obviously I quickly realized they had mistakenly switched AM for PM .. nothing like playing a game under the lights at 3 in the morning!

Interesting, I just noticed that the La Verne vs Whittier game was actually played on Wednesday (10/22) at 4pm.  So wrong day and wrong time.

[CentPA]

Eight of the top 25 teams see action today - in just four games - involving only one conference (in case you haven't heard enough about this yet  )! 

It's an all UAA Friday in the top 25 starting with #18 Carnegie Mellon at #24 NYU at 2:30pm EDT.  The remaining three games all start at 7:30pm EDT tonight:  #2 Wash U at #16 Rochester, #3 Chicago at #1 Emory, and #6 Case Western at #19 Brandeis.

If you are not going to the games, grab a bucket of popcorn and settle in for what should be some great soccer games!

[CentPA]

The Carnegie Mellon vs NYU (Women's) game has not started yet (as of 3:05 EDT) because the Men's game ran a little long.  Looks like it will start around 3:30.

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CMU vs NYU game started at 3:15.  In the first ten minutes, most of the play has been on the NYU half of the field and CMU has the only shot so far and it was on goal but directly at the GK who handled the save.

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In the second ten minutes, the NYU GK (#0 Capo) has had to make 3 good saves to keep it at 0-0.

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In the third ten minutes, a great save by NYU GK, Capo on a point blank shot from the corner of the six, where she used her left leg to send the ball over the end line.

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CentPA--

I am going to let you live post the women's games this evening.   Tonight marks the 45th anniversary of my mother's death, according to the Hebrew calendar, and I will be saying kaddish for my mother.  I will be back on Sunday. 

[CentPA]

Shabbat Shalom deiscanton.  Look forward to hearing from you on Sunday.