Stanford got off to the best start in college soccer, taking down two top 25 opponents as TDS player of the week, Zach Bohane, led the way with three goals and an assist. First, he scored against No. 16 Creighton in a 3-1 victory, then added two more goals and an assist in a 5-1 defeat of No. 12 Georgetown. With Bohane and company playing as well as they did, it is hard to argue they are not the best team in college soccer so far.

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Player of the Week: Zachary Bohane, Stanford

Men’s Team of the Week: August 24-27

GK Nate Crockford, Wisconsin – The UCLA transfer has lived up to the hype, recording two clean sheets from two games.

D Luca Nikolai, James Madison – Contributing to both sides of the ball, Nicolai assisted two of the four James Madison goals on the week, most impressively against UCLA, where his cross set up the lone goal while playing 89 of 90 minutes in a clean sheet.

D Bryce LeBel, Louisville – LeBel led Louisville to a clean sheet against No. 20 Tulsa in a 1-0 victory.

D Kevin Bonilla, Portland – Portland took care of business to start the season, and the junior defender shined with two assists in a 3-0 victory over Sacramento State.

D Trevor Dillon, San Diego – San Diego sent shockwaves through college soccer as they defeated No. 3 Washington away from home. Impressively, they did so with a clean sheet, as Dillon and his backline conceded just four shots on target.

M Jack Denton, Missouri State – Denton ensured No. 11 Maryland posed no danger as Missouri State limited the team to one shot on target in their 1-0 upset in Maryland.

M Nick Pariano, Duke – With two dominant wins, Duke is off to an ideal start, as is Pariano with his 1 goal and two assists.

M Zach Bohane, Stanford – The Player of the Week dominated against two top-25 opponents as Stanford is off to a perfect start.

F Sam Donnellan, Delaware – Donnellan guided Delaware to its best start since 2016 as the sophomore forward scored twice and assisted once in two wins.

F Matthew Bell, Marshall – Bell scored an impressive hat trick against Oakland as the sophomore forward looked unstoppable.

F Lineker Santos, Memphis – Memphis scored five on the week as Rodrigues dos Santos had a hand in four with three goals and an assist.

Honorable Mentions: GK Isaac Nehme (Denver), GK Mats Roorda (Seton Hall), D Noah Adnan (Stanford), D Mathias Winum (UC Davis), D Travis Smith Jr. (Wake Forest), M Johnny Fitzgerald (Akron), M Saku Heiskanen(UCF), M Juan Moreno (Oral Roberts), F Forster Ajago (Duke), F Taylor Calheira (UMBC), F CJ Coppola (Saint Louis), M Chris Swider (Gonzaga)