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The NCAA soccer field has been whittled to eight teams. Graham Hays has all you need to know about the tournament, including how these teams have survived and what to expect in the quarterfinal matchups.

PACIFIC 10 CONFERENCE UCLA BRUINS Head coach: Jorge Salcedo (seventh year, 71-33-22) Home field: Drake Stadium (on campus) Last year: 12-4-4 (5-1-4, first in Pac-10), NCAA quarterfinalists NCAA Tournament: 37 appearances (1968, 1970-77, 1980, ...

In six consecutive seasons, the UCLA women's soccer team has made it at least as far as the national semifinals but earned zero titles. Sydney Leroux could help them change the streak this year.

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...

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.

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It was a night of firsts and once-agains as Stanford advanced to its first women's soccer final and UNC's Casey Nogueira came through with a goal in the College Cup. But the common thread of the night was "no regrets."

After two rounds of playoff women's soccer, we've got some questions. Like, which No. 1 seed has the toughest third-round matchup? Who is the MVP so far? And which team could turn its side of the bracket into upset city?

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.

USC's first win over its archrival in nearly a decade couldn't have come at a better time -- with the NCAA championship game on the line. It's just another outcome in a tournament full of surprises, writes Graham Hays.

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