College Matildas W-League Preview
(Photo: The Southern Conference) Adelaide United is certainly the place to look for former NCAA Division I players in the W-League in 2019/20, with no […]
(Photo: The Southern Conference) Adelaide United is certainly the place to look for former NCAA Division I players in the W-League in 2019/20, with no […]
Recent Colorado graduate and 2013 NCAA Tournament runner-up Kahlia Hogg has signed for W-League club Canberra United for the remainder of the 2016/17 season, returning […]
This season, seven Australians across six teams will contest the NCAA Tournament. Three of those sides – Stanford, UCLA, and USC – could be considered legitimate […]
Whilst at the start of the weekend there was a possibility of up to 10 or more teams with Australians featuring in the NCAA Tournament, […]
We are down to under 15 schools featuring Australians still playing, and all bar two are still in with a shot at making the NCAA […]
It was a topsy-turvy week this week to say the least, with some vital wins tempered by a couple of brutal losses. Julia De Angelis, […]
This week saw some thrilling games, plenty of goals from Aussies, and a huge upset win in the Sun Belt for one Aussie that really […]
The first week of the college soccer season brought more than a bit of success for the Australians. Sam Roff, Caitlin Cantrill, Demi Koulizakis, Isobel […]
2016 will see a massive 33 Australians suiting up in NCAA Division I Women’s Soccer, an increase of 6 on last year and nearly double […]
The number of Australians playing at Colorado in 2016 has increased to three, with NAIA transfer Isobel Dalton joining seniors Kahlia Hogg and Alexandra Huynh. […]
Goalkeeper Of The Year: Georgia Rowntree (Wyoming) A fairly simple award to decide, this one. Georgia was the only Australian goalkeeper in NCAA Division I […]
In what was undoubtedly the top week of the season so far, five different players scored goals, whilst another notched an assist. Shelbi Vienna-Hallam tallied […]
There were plenty of goals for the Aussies this week, but the most positive news of the week was at the other end of the […]
Five different Aussies got on the scoresheet this week, with several also picking up assists in a sublime week on an individual level for the […]
A solid week for a few of the teams this week, with Colorado, Creighton, and UMBC all going undefeated for the week, notching up two […]
With 17 players representing 4 states and the ACT, this year’s College Matildas are definitely a diverse bunch. Take a look at our player previews […]
Welcome to the inaugural season of College Matildas! This year, 17 Australians will be playing in NCAA Division I Women’s Soccer, slightly down on the […]
An undefeated week for the Aussies involved also saw a couple of players amongst the goals as 5 players across three teams managed a win […]
With a range of byes and cancelled matches this week, only three players managed to get onto the field this week, but there was more […]
It was just one of those weeks for the offseason Aussies this week. Whilst it wasn’t a bad week by any stretch, with 5 wins […]
There’s a new addition to the offseason Aussies this week, as NCAA Div 2 West Alabama defender Amy Armistead played for Souths United in the Brisbane […]
A fairly successful week for the Aussies this week, especially on the American side of the Pacific, although there was good news in Australia too. […]
A mixed week for the offseason Aussies this week, with some solid wins offset by some unfortunately-timed losses. First up, our American-based players. Anastasia McCleary […]
More of a winter soccer update this week, as the US-based players wait until this weekend to play, whilst the Australian-based players got on with […]
As the college season only runs from August to November, many players play club soccer when not with their college teams. This off-season, several current […]
Florida State sophomore defender Kahlia Hogg has decided to up stakes and transfer from the 2013 national runners-up, and will join fellow Australian Alexandra Huynh […]
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