Wave FC notched a much-needed win over NC Courage as the race for the NWSL playoffs intensifies. Suddenly, home is where the heart and the winning is. Three straight wins on their own turf. Can the team make it four this Friday?

San Diego’s DI soccer programs all won and all three teams scored a goal in the 89th or 90th minute. How crazy is that?!

The latest episode of The Athlete’s Commute is live, featuring Team USA Paralympian Lera Doederlein.

Interesting (and tough) poll! Only 24% of you knew that Wave FC boasts players from eight countries: Bosnia, Canada, Colombia, Brazil, France, Spain, United Kingdom, and USA! And, um, make that nine. The Wave just added Barbara Bonansea from Pinerolo, Italy, so the poll's already out of date! Whew!

Congrats to US Open tennis champion Elena Rybakina. Including Saturday’s victory, how many Grand Slams has she won? Take this week’s poll!

In a critical matchup against the North Carolina Courage, the Wave took a 2-1 victory at Snapdragon and secured three points to move up to No. 4 in the standings. Read our game recap here.

The Aztecs opened the Santa Clara Mission Classic with a sweep over Santa Clara University. Ella Schabort had a career-high 19 kills to end the night on a collegiate-best .692 hitting percentage. Schabort had only one error on 26 attempts. 🔥🔥🔥

SDSU came oh-so-close to going undefeated on the weekend but for a 3-2 loss to UC Berkeley, losing the fifth set, 15-13. The Aztecs finished the weekend strong with a four-set win over CSU Bakersfield.

SDSU won 2-1 at Utah Valley on Saturday with a second-half goal by Katie Senn followed by a Utah Valley equalizer in the 84th minute. SDSU freshman KK Chowana-Bandhu scored in the 90th minute to steal back the victory.

The team traveled to El Paso, Texas for the Borderland Classic, falling in five sets to New Mexico State on Friday and in four sets to UTEP on Saturday.

The Tritons swept University of the Pacific on Sunday, and are now hoping to take that energy into the Rebel Challenge next weekend in Las Vegas.

Triton Gia Rivera was named Big West Rookie of the Week in recognition of her performance at the Borderland Classic.

Goals in the 60th and 89th minutes by Tritons Olivia Shih and Kiki Vostermans respectively clinched the 2-1 victory over LMU.

The Toreros were in Tempe, Ariz. over the weekend and opened the tournament with a five-set win over UC Davis.

With a brutal non-conference schedule, the team then lost to No. 7 Arizona State on Saturday (read the recap here) and closed out the weekend with a 3-1 loss to No. 24 Oregon.

The Toreros earned their first road win of the season, topping UC Irvine 3–1. USD bookended the match with an early goal by Marissa Morales and a late goal by Ella Callahan. In between, Lily Johnson scored off a corner kick, one of six in the first half.

Volleyball started conference play by getting swept at Biola on Tuesday, then turned it around to sweep Westmont on Saturday.

The Sea Lions traveled to crosstown rival Cal State San Marcos, losing 2-1.