Updated: September 27, 2010
Defeating previous #1
North Carolina and following that match up with another road win did the trick for
Boston College, as the Eagles climb to the top of this week’s
Women’s Tournament 64 National Ranking.
Allison Kulik’s Eagles are is now 9-0-1 and edge out
Stanford, with whom it played a 1-1 draw earlier in the season.
Stanford also drew with
North Carolina, now #3 in the ranking, earlier in the year. The Cardinal defeated #4
Portland 2-1 this weekend, giving the Pilots the first blemish on their record.
Rachel Nuzzolese and Katie Stengel celebrate.Texas A&M(w) drops out of the top 10 following an upset loss to
Colorado at home, allowing
Virginia to re-enter the top 10.
The
Tournament 64 National Ranking is a running effort to project the 64-team NCAA Tournament field, including all automatic conference and at-large bids to the field. It is updated every Monday through the season.
Meanwhile,
Wake Forest duo Rachel Nuzzolese and Katie Stengel have been named Co-Players of the Week based on their offensive exploits in a pair of victories for their team this weekend. With the honor, the freshmen headline this week’s Team of the Week.
Nuzzolese scored a pair of unassisted goals in the Demon Deacons’ 2-1 win over
Duke on Friday, and added a goal and an assist in a 4-0 win over
Clemson. Stengel recorded 2 goals and 2 assists in the win over the Tigers.
The full TopDrawerSoccer.com Women's Team of the Week for Monday Sept. 20 through Sunday Sept. 26 is as follows.GK: Justine Bernier,
AlabamaD:Kendyl Pele,
WashingtonD: Hannah Greig,
WashingtonM: Kristen Mewis,
Boston CollegeM: Cortlyn Bristol, William & Mary(w)
M: Teresa Rynier,
James MadisonF: Morgan Marlborough,
NebraskaF: Melissa Henderson,
Notre DameF: Rachel Nuzzolese,
Wake ForestF; Katie Stengel,
Wake ForestF: Krista Lopez,
Oklahoma State
Co-Players of the Week: Rachel Nuzzolese and Katie Stengel, Wake ForestThe TopDrawerSoccer.com Team of the Week is chosen after consulting match reports from all DI matches played in the preceding week.