First-year head coach Becca Moros did not have the debut she wanted as the Arizona soccer team was shut out by Utah Valley 2-0 on Friday, August 20 at Clyde Field. Read more
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After a lopsided 5-1 defeat at the hands of UCLA on Friday night, the No. 15 Arizona women’s soccer team was looking to rebound against USC on Sunday afternoon. However, the Wildcats would ultimately lose 3-1. Read more
UCLA (6-6, 2-2) might be having a down year, but it sure didn’t look like it Friday night as they routed No. 15 Arizona 5-1 in Los Angeles. Read more
After splitting games with the Bay Area schools, No. 15 Arizona (8-2-1, 2-1) will head to Southern California this weekend to take on UCLA and USC. Read more
The Wildcats walked off the field with faces of despair as Stanford celebrated a game-winning goal after a period of extra time. The ‘Cats battled with the fifth-ranked team in the country for 102 minutes, and were a goal away from capturing the best win in program history, but instead came away empty handed. “We were expecting it to be a hard game, but we gave it our all, and it’s disappointing that it didn’t go our way,” said Arizona forward Gabi Stoian. It was a heartbreaking defeat, yet at the same time, the team’s dissatisfaction also displays the transformation that Arizona soccer is currently going through. For a program that had lost nearly two-thirds of its games and nearly 80 percent of its conference games coming into this season, taking a top-five team into overtime would seem to be a noteworthy accomplishment in its own right. “I think it’s changed in the fact that, maybe years ago, if you have a losing team, they look at that as a win,” said Arizona head coach Tony Amato. Since Amato took over as the head coach in 2013, however, Arizona is not what one would consider a losing team. Read more
No. 17 Arizona women’s soccer was hoping for a sweep of the Bay Area schools after beating California on Friday when it took on No. 5 Stanford on Sunday morning. The Cardinal ended up beating the Wildcats 3-2 in extra time. Read more
No. 17 Arizona women’s soccer defeated No. 23 California 1-0 on Friday night to improve to 8-1-1 on the season and 2-0 in the Pac-12 Conference. Read more
If there were any weekend that epitomizes what it means to be in the Pac-12 Conference, this would be it. Arizona women’s soccer will host both No. 23 Cal (6-2-2) and No. 5 Stanford (7-2) in what should be an arduous weekend of soccer. Read more
The No. 25 Arizona Wildcats soccer team beat the No. 21 Washington Huskies 1-0 in the team’s Pac-12 conference opener. Read more
Arizona women’s soccer has made significant improvements since Tony Amato took over as head coach in 2013. Read more
After a strong 6-1-1 start to the season, Arizona soccer was ranked No. 25 in the latest NSCAA Coaches Poll. It’s the first time the program has been ranked in the top 25 since 2004. Read more
After finishing up non-conference play with a 6-1-1 record, including a program-best 5-0 start, the Arizona women’s soccer team is ranked No. 25 in this week’s NSCAA Coaches Poll. Read more
The Arizona women’s soccer team has been no stranger to close games recently, and Friday’s matchup against the University of California, Riverside was no exception. The Wildcats won 2-1 in extra time in Riverside, Calif., to improve to 6-1-1. Read more
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