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Xavier’s Dean Ward accepts head coaching position at University of Iowa
Ward led Xavier to a Big East title in 2025.
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University of Miami women’s soccer adds Aubri Williamson to staff
University of Miami head soccer coach Sarah Barnes announced the hiring of Aubri Williamson Friday as the team's volunteer assistant coach.
Arizona State signs Dutch international Lieske Carleer for 2019
The Arizona State Sun Devil soccer team welcomed another talented international player to their program, announcing the addition of defender Lieske Carleer to the 2019 roster.
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee announces 2019 recruiting class
Ten players have signed at Milwaukee since the completion of last season and will be competing this fall for the MKE women's soccer team.
SMU men’s soccer team adds pair of transfers
The SMU men's soccer team announced two additions, Gabriel Costa and Nick Taylor, to the 2019 roster.
Florida Atlantic University signs Madison McElhone for 2019
With the addition of freshman Madison McElhone to the incoming class, Florida Atlantic University women's soccer now can count six newcomers on their way to Boca Raton and onto the 2019 roster.
University of Oklahoma women’s soccer recruiting class unveiled
Oklahoma soccer head coach Matt Potter announced the signing of 12 exceptional student-athletes to National Letters of Intent during the early signing period.
Saginaw Valley State men’s soccer coach Andy Wagstaff steps down
Saginaw Valley State University has announced that men's soccer head coach Andy Wagstaff is leaving the program after serving a four-year tenure.
Cleveland State women’s soccer adds three transfers for 2019
Cleveland State women's soccer head coach Dallas Boyer announced the addition of three transfers to the upcoming 2019 roster, as Allison Martin (Medina, Ohio), Elizabeth Harper (Monroeville, Pa.) and Bri Shingary (Medina, Ohio) are set to join the Vikings next season.
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NCAA Women’s Soccer Commitment Announcements: February 2026
College commitments from the month of February.
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