Virginia’s Will Bates and Portland’s Danielle Foxhoven earned the TopDrawerSoccer.com Player of the Week honors for Men’s and Women’s College Soccer this week due to their standout performances.

Foxhoven scored 6 goals and added 2 assists in a pair of big wins for the #2 Pilots. She now has 21 goals on the season for Garrett Smith’s squad.

Bates scored twice and added an assist as the #10 Cavaliers won a pair of matches on the week.

Meanwhile in the TopDrawerSoccer.com Tournament 64 and 48 National Ranking, the Akron Zips men and the Stanford Cardinal women retain their #1 ranking, remaining unbeaten and untied on the 2009 season.

Paul Ratcliffe’s Stanford women are now 17-0-0 after a pair of victories in Pac 10 play vs. Washington and Washington State. The ranking is a running attempt to project the postseason NCAA Tournament field.

Click here to see the complete Tournament 64 Women’s College Soccer Ranking.

On the men’s side, Caleb Porter’s Akron program remains undefeated at 15-0-0 after beating Michigan and Buffalo. UCLA and Maryland drop a few spots after weekend losses, with Monmouth dropping out of the Top 10 after its first loss of the season. Among those moving up in a big way are Virginia, Louisville, NC State and Notre Dame. Dayton, San Diego State, DePaul, Evansville and Campbell enter the ranking this week.

Click here to see the complete Tournament 48 Men’s College Soccer Ranking.


TopDrawerSoccer.com Women’s Team of the Week – October 25

Shay Mannino, Central Michigan - Goalkeeper recorded two shutous as the Chippewas clinched the MAC regular season title. Mannino’s personal shutout streak is now 1,123 minutes, third-longest in NCAA history.

Lauren Cheney, UCLA - National team forward scored 2 goals and added 3 assists in a pair of Bruin wins.

Sydney Leroux, UCLA - Cheney’s striker partner added 3 goals of her own for the weekend.

Ashley Berra, Memphis - Scored twice as the Tigers picked up a pair of Conference USA wins.

Ella Stephan, Florida State - Defender keyed the Seminoles’ back line effort in a pair of wins, plus added an overtime winner against North Carolina.

Thea Sutton, Dartmouth - Defender scored a goal and keyed a pair of clean sheets for the Big Green defense.

Kelley O’Hara, Stanford - Scored 2 goals and added an assist as the Cardinal remained undefeated.

David Walker, UCSB - Photo by Conor Artigue

Danielle Foxhoven, Portland - Scored 6 goals and added 2 assists as Portland continued its domination of the West Coast Conference with 2 big wins.

Rebecca Howell, Auburn - Scored 3 goals to help the Tigers win a pair of SEC matches.

McKenzie Barney, Florida - Scored twice and added an assist as the Gators won twice.

Anna Caniglia, Nebraska - Scored 3 goals and added an assist in the Cornhuskers’ 7-4 win over Kansas.
 
Player of the Week: Danielle Foxhoven, Portland


TopDrawerSoccer.com Men’s Team of the Week, October 25

Darlington Nagbe, Akron - Scored a hat trick in the Zips’ win over Michigan.

Tony Cascio, Connecticut - Scored 2 goals and added an assist as the Huskies won twice.

David Walker, UC Santa Barbara - Had a goal and an assist in the Gauchos’ 2-0 win over Cal State Fullerton.

Will Bates, Virginia - Scored twice and recorded an assist as the Cavaliers won two matches.

Andre Boudreaux, Louisville - Recorded a pair of shutout wins in net for the Cardnals, defeating Indiana and Rutgers.

Cole Grossman, Duke - Scored 2 goals and added an assist as the Blue Devils won twice.

Carlos Aguilar, UC Irvine - Scored a goal and added 2 assists in a pair of UCI wins.

Raymundo Reza, San Diego State - Scored twice in the Aztecs 2-0 win over California.

Michael Thomas, Notre Dame - Midfielder had a goal and an assist in leading the Fighting Irish to 2 wins.

Paul Paradise, Missouri State - Scored twice in the Bears win over Bradley.

Fernando Lissera, Iona(m) - Had a goal and 2 assists as the Gaels won twice.

Player of the Week: Will Bates, Virginia