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Division I Women's Soccer Championships Records Book DIVISION I WOMEN’S SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIPS RECORDS BOOK 2016 Championship 2 History 4 All-Time Results 14 Brackets 22 2016 CHAMPIONSHIP HIGHLIGHTS USC scored its first goal in the second minute of Sunday's national title game against West Virginia and tallied two more in the second half to clinch its second championship in program history and its first since 2007. Morgan Andrews opened with the quick strike to set the tone for the Trojans and Katie Johnson followed with the two late tallies to break open a 1-1 game down the stretch. USC's triumph closes the book on an exciting 2016 postseason in DI women's soccer. Nikki Izzo-Brown is the only women's soccer coach West Virginia has ever hired. After 21 seasons, she's guiding the Mountaineers to the women's College Cup for the first time. Led by a group of Canadians, including a pair of Olympians and a freshman goalkeeper with a penchant for shutouts, West Virginia (22-1-2) takes a 16-game unbeaten streak into Friday's semifinals against North Carolina (17-3-4) in San Jose, California. Southern Cal (17-4-2) meets Georgetown (20-2-3) in the other semifinal. Izzo-Brown was hired for West Virginia's varsity debut in 1996 and has taken the Mountaineers to the NCAA tournament in 17 straight seasons. The school's best previous showing was making it twice to the quarterfinals, including last season. West Virginia was ranked No. 1 by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America over the final five weeks of the regular season. "Until we're No. 1 at the end of the year do I even reflect on the numbers," Izzo-Brown said. So far, they've been strong. The Mountaineers have 17 shutouts and allowed just nine goals all season, including two in one game. Freshman goalkeeper Rylee Foster, just back from the FIFA Under-20 Women's World Cup where she competed for Canada in Papau, New Guinea, earned a 1-0 win over Duke in the quarterfinals last week to improve to 13-1-1. Foster is among seven Canadians on West Virginia's roster. That includes senior defender Kadeisha Buchanan and midfielder Ashley Lawrence. The duo who first became teammates at age 9 earned bronze medals at the Rio de Janeiro Olympics. Buchanan is a four-time Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year. "Canada makes sense," Izzo-Brown said. "It's five-and-a-half hours away. There's great soccer, and I had a friend up there that I knew was developing the kids the right way. Once you get one and they're extremely happy, it's pretty incredible how many more you get and how word travels fast. So I've been very fortunate that the kids I've got from Canada just absolutely love West Virginia and everything about it." The presence of Buchanan and Lawrence prompted Foster to come, too, although it took some coaxing from her father. She initially wanted to play for her home country's national team. "Finally my dad was like, 'you're pushing off a powerhouse team, you can't do this," Foster said. "I think you should call the coach.'" Her first phone conversation with Izzo-Brown put any hesitation to rest. Foster and Buchanan said Izzo-Brown is like a second mother to them. But her tenacity over the years to elevate the program is what stands out. The school has overhauled its soccer complex, replaced the grass field and built a separate women's soccer training field and practice facility. "You got to understand one thing, as a coach you always want more," Izzo-Brown said. "So, I'm always fighting for more, if Florida State has something or UCLA has something. That's just been something that probably every coach will tell you. They want to have better facilities. They want to have better opportunities. Nothing was ever handed to me. So if I'm not fundraising, you know, I'm fighting." 2016 Championship 2 2016 RESULTS West Virginia 1, UCLA 1 (3OT) South Carolina 1, BYU 0 First Round Quarterfinals Arkansas 2, Memphis 1 (1OT) North Carolina 1, South Carolina 0 BYU 2, UNLV 0 Southern California 1, Auburn 0 Florida 3, FGCU 0 Georgetown 1, Santa Clara 0 Nebraska 0, South Dakota St. 0 (3OT) West Virginia 1, Duke 0 Oklahoma 1,SMU 0 Penn St. 6, Bucknell 0 Semifinals SIUE 0, Notre Dame 0 (2OT) Southern California 1,Georgetown 0 South Carolina 7, Alabama St. 0 West Virginia 1, North Carolina 0 Stanford 4, Houston Baptist 0 UCLA 3, Seattle U 0 Championship Virginia 4, Monmouth 1 Southern California 3, West Virginia 1 Wisconsin 1,Marquette 0 Auburn 4, South Ala. 0 Colorado 3, Oklahoma St. 1 Florida St. 4, Samford 0 Illinois St. 2, Michigan 2 (2OT) North Carolina 3, Liberty 0 North Carolina St. 0, Minnesota 0 (3OT) Northwestern 3, Kent St. 0 Ohio St. 3, Dayton 2 Pepperdine 1, California 1 (3OT) Duke 3, Charlotte 0 Rutgers 3, Harvard 0 Santa Clara 3, Long Beach St. Southern California 3, Eastern Wash. 1 Texas A&M 1, TCU 0 UConn 4, Albany (NY) 2 Utah 1, Texas Tech 0 (1OT) West Virginia 3, Northern Ky. 0 Clemson, 1, Northeastern 0 Georgetown 2, Saint Francis (PA) 0 Kansas 1,Missouri 0 (2OT) Second Round BYU 2, Oklahoma 1 South Carolina 1, Colorado 0 Auburn 4, UConn 1 Clemson 0, Arkansas 0 (2OT) Duke 3, Illinois St. 1 Florida 3, Wisconsin 2 (2OT) Georgetown 2, Rutgers 0 North Carolina 2, Kansas 0 North Carolina St. 1, Pepperdine 0 Northwestern 1, SIUE 0 Santa Clara 1, Stanford 0 (2OT) Southern California 0, Texas A&M 0 (3OT) UCLA 2, Nebraska 0 Utah 2, Florida St. 1 Virginia 3, Penn St. 0 West Virginia 1, Ohio St. 0 (2OT) Third Round Auburn 3, Florida 1 Duke 1, Northwestern 0 Georgetown 2, Virginia 0 North Carolina 1, Clemson 0 Santa Clara 3, North Carolina St. 0 Southern California 1, Utah 0 2016 Championship 3 HISTORY RESULTS Year Champion (Record) Coach Score Runner-Up Host or Site Championship Championship Game Total Attendance Attendance 1982 North Carolina (19-2) Anson Dorrance 2-0 UCF UCF 1,000 3,061 1983 North Carolina (19-1) Anson Dorrance 4-0 George Mason UCF 700 2,598 1984 North Carolina (24-0-1) Anson Dorrance 2-0 UConn North Carolina 3,500 6,408 1985 George Mason (18-2-1) Hank Leung 2-0 North Carolina George Mason 4,500 8,033 1986 North Carolina (24-0-1) Anson Dorrance 2-0 Colorado Col. George Mason 1,000 6,524 1987 North Carolina (23-0-1) Anson Dorrance 1-0 Massachusetts Massachusetts 3,651 10,482 1988 North Carolina (18-0-3) Anson Dorrance 4-1 North Carolina St. North Carolina 3,500 6,280 1989 North Carolina (24-0-1) Anson Dorrance 2-0 Colorado Col. North Carolina St. 1,625 8,112 1990 North Carolina (24-0) Anson Dorrance 6-0 UConn North Carolina 3,200 13,131 1991 North Carolina (25-0) Anson Dorrance 3-1 Wisconsin North Carolina 3,800 12,004 1992 North Carolina (25-0) Anson Dorrance 9-1 Duke North Carolina 3,573 13,893 1993 North Carolina (23-0) Anson Dorrance 6-0 George Mason North Carolina 5,721 17,419 1994 North Carolina (25-1-1) Anson Dorrance 5-0 Notre Dame Portland 5,000 28,251 1995 Notre Dame (21-2-2) Chris Petrucelli 1-0 (3 OT) Portland North Carolina 6,926 37,995 1996 North Carolina (25-1) Anson Dorrance 1-0 (2 OT) Notre Dame Santa Clara 8,800 53,322 1997 North Carolina (27-0-1) Anson Dorrance 2-0 UConn UNCG 9,460 40,572 1998 Florida (26-1) Becky Burleigh 1-0 North Carolina UNCG 10,583 45,997 1999 North Carolina (24-2) Anson Dorrance 2-0 Notre Dame San Jose St. 14,410 72,219 2000 North Carolina (21-3) Anson Dorrance 2-1 UCLA San Jose St. 9,566 53,051 2001 Santa Clara (23-2) Jerry Smith 1-0 North Carolina SMU 7,090 55,807 2002 Portland (20-4-2) Clive Charles 2-1 (2 OT) Santa Clara Austin, Texas 10,027 59,410 2003 North Carolina (27-0) Anson Dorrance 6-0 UConn Cary, N.C. 10,042 57,243 2004 *Notre Dame (25-1-1) Randy Waldrum 1-1 (2 OT, PK) UCLA Cary, N.C. 7,644 56,401 2005 Portland (23-0-2) Garrett Smith 4-0 UCLA Texas A&M 6,578 62,569 2006 North Carolina (27-1) Anson Dorrance 2-1 Notre Dame Cary, N.C. 8,349 68,298 2007 Southern California (20-3-2) Ali Khosroshahin 2-0 Florida St. Texas A&M 8,255 61,019 2008 North Carolina (25-1-2) Anson Dorrance 2-1 Notre Dame Cary, N.C. 9,055 61,290 2009 North Carolina (23-3-1) Anson Dorrance 1-0 Stanford Texas A&M 8,536 69,358 2010 Notre Dame (21-2-2) Randy Waldrum 1-0 Stanford Cary, N.C. 8,157 53,145 2011 Stanford (25-0-1) Paul Ratcliffe 1-0 Duke Kennesaw, Ga. 9,241 62,437 2012 North Carolina (15-5-3) Anson Dorrance 4-1 Penn St. San Diego 6,930 67,281 2013 UCLA (22-1-3) Amanda Cromwell 1-0 (OT) Florida St. Cary, N.C. 8,806 65.462 2014 Florida St. (24-1-1) Mark Krikorian 1-0 Virginia FAU 4,137 62,824 2015 Penn St.
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