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They both needed overtime, but Penn State and UNC outlasted opponents Florida State and top-seeded Stanford to advance to Sunday's College Cup final.

Penn State beat Florida State 2-1 and North Carolina topped Stanford 1-0 on Friday night in the NCAA Division I women's College Cup semifinals to advance to the final.

While Stanford got a very good effort from its entire team in upsetting Baylor, Chiney Ogwumike earns top billing as our first espnW player of the week.

With the college soccer season on the horizon, storylines abound. From the possibility of a new dynasty out West to the big names to watch to how the U-20 World Cup will affect the standings, here's all you need to know.

Stanford has extended its unprecedented run of overall athletic dominance.

Oliver Luck's influence on his son, Andrew, is somewhat intangible. It's the reason Oliver's son, an All-American at Stanford, is so well-prepared for the NFL.

Andrew Luck's uncle will serve as the agent for the former Stanford quarterback and two-time Heisman Trophy runner-up.

This time, Teresa Noyola and Stanford got to celebrate at the College Cup.

Mollie Pathman scored two second-half goals and Duke beat Wake Forest 4-1 on Friday night to advance to the women's College Cup final.

Stanford's senior class has lost one regular-season game and is about to participate in its fourth College Cup. Only one goal remains for this decorated class.

It's a trend more commonly seen in the men's game, but Florida State has ample international representation on its roster and it's serving the Seminoles well.

The former NCAA, World Cup and Olympic star talks about the College Cup teams and what they're experiencing as they prep for the semis.

It may be the weekend that decides the national championship in women's soccer, but No. 1 seed Stanford and No. 1 seed Florida State lend a little international flair to one College Cup semifinal in Kennesaw, Ga. Following in the footsteps of former ...

There are still two weekends and seven games to play in the college soccer season, but before a ball is kicked in the NCAA women's tournament quarterfinals, we know the College Cup will have a different look this season. Florida State and Stanford...

Caroline Doty is not UConn's best player. But after successfully returning from a third ACL tear, she has the ball back in her hands -- and a confident swagger to go with it -- and might be the team's most valuable player.

After falling in the championship game the past two years, the Cardinal want to send out their four key seniors in style.