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Nkem Ezurike opened up the game and gave Michigan the spark it needed to upset No. 4 seed Portland 3-0 to advance to the third round of the NCAA women's soccer tournament.

Two rounds are in the books in the women's soccer NCAA tournament, and 12 seeded teams survived to play another week. Here's a quick ranking of those teams and the four surprises. 1. Stanford The tournament's top overall seed going into the first...

From biggest snub to who will win it all to why the heck Portland got the short end of the stick, here are the answers to 5 Burning Questions on the 2009 NCAA women's soccer tournament bracket.

The race to the women's soccer NCAA tournament is on. As some conference tournaments weed out the competition, other leagues battle it out through the end of their schedules.

PISCATAWAY, N.J. -- As West Virginia's bench sprinted onto the field at the end of Sunday's 1-0 upset win against No. 9 Rutgers in the quarterfinals of the Big East tournament, Mountaineers freshman Caralee Keppler lagged behind the pack, a wide smil...

Portland's Keelin Winters is an elite athlete. After all, that's what happens when your father is a former NBA player and coach. But the surprise is that Keelin took to the field and not the court.

The Portland Pilots are one of the top women's soccer teams in the country, so how do they spend their free time? With Ronald McDonald, of course, writes Graham Hays.

The 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.

PORTLAND, Ore. -- With a full house of 4,892 fans on hand at the University of Portland's Merlo Field to say goodbye for the final home game of the regular season, twins Megan and Rachael Rapinoe waited with teammate Korie Nicholson for Senior Day ce...

Graham Hays wraps up the third round of the NCAA women's soccer tournament and looks ahead in his latest Five Burning Questions.

Schools in the West Coast Conference have earned a reputation for tough schedules. They've earned it, writes Graham Hays.

Growing up in a home that took in more than 50 foster children taught Portland's Stephanie Lopez how to be a team player.