In the program’s third trip to the NCAA Tournament in its 11-year history, the Hurricanes (10-9-3) fell 3-1 to Central Florida (14-5-3) Friday night in the first round at the University of Florida’s James G. Pressly Stadium.

For the second time in four days, the women’s soccer team kept second-ranked North Carolina close.

Unfortunately for the Hurricanes, the result remained the same as Miami (10-8-3) fell 1-0 to the Tar Heels (17-1-2) Wednesday afternoon in the quarterfinal round of the ACC Tournament.

Through 83 minutes Sunday afternoon in Chapel Hill, the women’s soccer team held its own against the second-ranked North Carolina Tar Heels.

Miami hosts the ninth-ranked Duke Blue Devils (10-2-1, 2-1-1) at 7 p.m. Thursday and the 16th- ranked Wake Forest Demon Deacons (9-5-0, 2-4-0) at 1 p.m. Sunday in its final home matches.

On Sunday afternoon at Cobb Stadium, the women’s soccer team fell 2-0 to ninth-ranked Florida State. extending its winless streak to eight.

Miami soccer hopes to turn around a recent slump as the difficult ACC schedule continues.

It’s halfway through the regular season and the women’s soccer team has already made history.
Freshman goalkeeper Vikki Alonzo and the No. 19 Hurricanes (7-2-1) played No. 25 San Diego (5-2-2) to a scoreless double overtime tie Sunday afternoon at the UCLA Women’s Cup in Los Angeles, Calif.
It was Alonzo’s seventh shutout of the season, which [...]

As the cliché goes, all good things must come to an end. Unfortunately for Miami, the women’s soccer team wasn’t exempt from the saying, as it battled through 68 scoreless minutes against Brigham Young University Tuesday night at Cobb Stadium.

Hurricanes improve to 7-0 on the season with a win over Eastern Michigan.

Things went much in the same way they have all season for the University of Miami women’s soccer team Wednesday night. After returning from its first road trip with two wins and two shutouts, the Hurricanes defeated Purdue 2-0 at Cobb Stadium for a program-best sixth straight victory.