Soccer

The Miami Hurricanes fell again in Atlantic Coast Conference action, dropping a 0-6 result against the Notre Dame Fighting Irish at Cobb Stadium Sunday afternoon in front of 40 friends and family members of players. Through three ACC games in 2020, UM has been outscored 0- 12.

The Miami Hurricanes opened their season with a 3-0 loss at the hands of the Louisville Cardinals.

Fall Olympic sport athletes have been in limbo for nearly a month since the ACC announced its 2020 football schedules. But the wait is over as the ACC announced Friday the schedules for fall Olympic sports, impacting Miami's women's soccer, volleyball and cross country programs, who are set to get their respective 2020 campaigns under way.

A pair of UM goals that bookended halftime gave the home team the lead in the second half, but a UNC equalizer and game winner in the waning minutes of the game would give the Tar Heels a 3-2 win.

Coming off an upset win last Thursday against #15 Clemson, the Canes were hoping to keep the strong momentum into this match, which seemed to be the case when Miami opened with two promising advances forward.

The Florida State Seminoles, defending national champions, proved to be too strong for the Canes who fell in a 0-3 loss.

Dressed in pink in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the University of Miami women's soccer team found themselves lined up against the University of Virginia, the No. 1 ranked team in the nation.

The Canes women’s soccer team fought through two halves and an overtime period but could not pull away.

Here's a roundup of how UM sports teams performed last week.

Unfortunately, the Canes weren’t able to come away with any points in the second of three away games over an 11-day period, falling 0-2 to the Hokies.

A summary of what the volleyball, soccer and golf teams have been up to this past week.

“Anytime you win a game, it’s a confidence booster,” head coach Sarah Barnes said after the win.