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Keiser University women's soccer will face No. 8 Grace and No. 1 Cumberlands in two matches at the UC Lacrosse/Soccer Complex in Williamsburg, Ky.
Amelia Langlier recorded 12.5 points, 10 kills and four total blocks, but Keiser University women’s volleyball fell to No. 21 St. Thomas in three sets at the Student Life Center.
Florida Memorial University women's soccer lost to Palm Beach Atlantic, 4-0, on Sept. 9 at PBA Soccer/Lacrosse Field and fell to 2-3 on the season.
Florida Memorial University women's volleyball lost 3-0 to Ave Maria in its first conference match, with L'fe Roberts leading the team with nine kills.
Ave Maria Volleyball rallied from a 20-13 first-set deficit to defeat the Florida Memorial Lions 3-0 and earn its fifth consecutive sweep in the matchup.
Rollins College men's soccer moved to No. 1 in the latest United Soccer Coaches Poll as Rollins College athletics announced a week that includes SSC openers for both soccer programs.
Finlay Prain scored Rollins College men's soccer's goal, but Embry-Riddle (FL) held on for a 2-1 victory Sept. 9 at Cahall-Sandspur Field.
Nova Southeastern University Athletics women’s volleyball went 1-3 at the Hampton Inn Invite in Kenosha, Wisconsin, including its first loss of the season, and finished the tournament at 5-3.
Genesis Hernandez earned Sunshine State Conference Women's Soccer Offensive Player of the Week honors after scoring three goals across two matches for Nova Southeastern University women's soccer.
Grace Reed earned the Sunshine State Conference Women's Cross Country Runner of the Week award after leading Florida Southern College to a season-opening victory.