Losing Hones hurts, but Stanford will be OK
Graham Hays, ESPN.comThe sad reality is that seemingly every women's team has to deal with injuries, but Stanford is near the top of the class in dealing with them. And that's why the Cardinal will carry on, despite losing JJ Hones to a torn ACL.
Story | Conversation | November 25, 2008Duke makes quiet entry into quarterfinals
Graham Hays, ESPN.comThe ACC is packed with women's soccer talent, meaning Duke often flies under the radar. But after the Blue Devils' win Saturday to advance to the NCAA tournament quarterfinals, could this be Duke's year to shine?
Story | Conversation | November 23, 2008UNC dominates as Rutgers upsets in early tourney rounds
Graham Hays, ESPN.comAs we await the postponed UCLA-San Diego matchup to complete the NCAA tournament second-round games, Graham Hays recaps what we saw over the weekend and discusses what's to come.
Story | Conversation | November 17, 2008Top seed are teams to beat, but upsets lurk
Graham Hays, ESPN.comThe NCAA women's soccer tournament bracket is out, so it's time to get down to business. Graham Hays breaks down the four potential quarterfinal regions.
Story | Conversation | November 11, 2008Five Burning Questions: NCAA women's soccer tournament
Graham Hays, ESPN.comGraham Hays answers five burning questions regarding the 2008 NCAA women's soccer tournament.
Story | Conversation | November 11, 2008Commodores' commandment: overcome thy neighbor
Graham Hays, ESPN.comVanderbilt has long lived in the shadow of in-state rival Tennessee. But Christina Wirth, Jennifer Risper and the Commodores are less interested in living up to their neighbor's legacy than creating one of their own.
Story | Conversation | November 04, 2008Florida, Minnesota among favorites in women's conference tourneys
Graham Hays, ESPN.comNorth Carolina, Notre Dame, Oklahoma State. Those are the teams expected to take their league titles in conference tournaments this week. But the top dogs should keep an eye out for sleepers on their tails.
Story | Conversation | November 03, 2008UNC, Gators dominate their conferences at halfway mark
Graham Hays, ESPN.comIt's halfway through the women's soccer season, and the conference races are in full bloom. Graham Hays breaks down each league as they head into the second half.
Story | Conversation | October 14, 2008Santa Clara stays in the big-time despite smaller size, budget
Graham Hays, ESPN.comLed by skillful players like Kiki Bosio, Santa Clara continues to remain in the upper echelon of women's soccer programs, despite its smaller size and budget, writes Graham Hays.
Story | Conversation | September 09, 2008Hanks hungry for the icing on the cake in decorated career
Graham Hays, ESPN.comNotre Dame's Kerri Hanks is a soccer junkie who owns many individual accomplishments. Yet she came back to the Irish to claim a team goal that's unfulfilled, writes Graham Hays.
Story | Conversation | September 03, 2008Trojans look to prove '07 title run was no fluke
Graham Hays, ESPN.comEven after winning USC's first women's soccer title in 2007, the Women of Troy have something left to prove this season, writes Graham Hays.
Story | Conversation | August 25, 2008Under-20 Women's World Cup casts shadow on College Cup
Graham Hays, ESPN.comWhether it's losing a program-changing player for an entire season or losing three key players for a program with championship aspirations every season, the Under-20 World Cup casts an unavoidable shadow over the college season.
Story | Conversation | August 13, 2008USC looks to repeat, Hermann favorites and new coaches headline '08 season
Graham Hays, ESPN.comBetween a defending champion that still looks a lot like the team that won the title, and still feels it has something to prove, and the looming presence of the Under-20 Women's World Cup in Chile this November and December, there are plenty of questions waiting to be asked in anticipation of the college soccer season.
Story | Conversation | August 13, 2008Rodriguez looks to add Olympic gold to NCAA championship
Graham Hays, ESPN.comLess than a month after leading USC to the NCAA women's soccer championship in December, Amy Rodriguez left school to follow her dream: Olympic gold.
Story | Conversation | July 29, 2008The saga of the Stratford Brakettes
Graham Hays, Special to Page 2The Stratford Brakettes are arguably the most successful team in women's sports history. But is their run coming to an end?
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