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    Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
    Wouldn’t you love to see Stanford play Messia in a winner take all game. Wonder if that would shut up the stupid D3 parents on this site.
    Great, now let's have Messiah play UMass or UMass Lowell and see who wins.

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      Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
      Wouldn’t you love to see Stanford play Messia in a winner take all game. Wonder if that would shut up the stupid D3 parents on this site.
      don't be ridiculous. And well done to Messiah. A national championship is a national championship.

      Let's celebrate hard work. These young ladies, all of them that play in every division and on each team, dedicate time and effort on the field and in the classroom. Well done!

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        Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
        don't be ridiculous. And well done to Messiah. A national championship is a national championship.

        Let's celebrate hard work. These young ladies, all of them that play in every division and on each team, dedicate time and effort on the field and in the classroom. Well done!
        But didn't you know, that most of the Messiah roster was recruited by Stanford and turned them down to focus on their academics?

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          Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
          Why do coaches blow it when it comes to picking PK line ups when your team especially the GK's keep a game 0-0 through 2 OT's? A national championship on the line and rock/paper/scissors is used to pick the takers? Come on.
          Agreed.

          It's not like they didn't have other kids to go to like the poster mentioned Pinto, BAndj, the WV transfer (sorry, name escapes me), Ru or even a freshman that actually played like Strickland or Belle.

          Rock/paper/scissors takes too long. I think the coaches used that advanced coaching tool of eney, meeny, miny mo.

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            Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
            But didn't you know, that most of the Messiah roster was recruited by Stanford and turned them down to focus on their academics?
            Stop. No one is saying that including the kids on the team. Let them celebrate their win.

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              I saw an article about college football recently that ranked the top 25 college programs over the last 25 years by the number of titles they had, Top 4 finishes, Top 10 finishes, Top 25 finishes, and overall record over the period of time. I did a quick search but didn't see anything similar for women's college soccer has anyone ever seen something like that?

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                Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
                I saw an article about college football recently that ranked the top 25 college programs over the last 25 years by the number of titles they had, Top 4 finishes, Top 10 finishes, Top 25 finishes, and overall record over the period of time. I did a quick search but didn't see anything similar for women's college soccer has anyone ever seen something like that?
                Here are some stats covering this century, or twenty seasons.
                NCAA Div 1 Champions

                UNC 6
                Stanford 3
                FSU 2
                USC 2
                ND 2
                Portland 2
                PSU/UCLA/Santa Clara ea with 1

                College Cup

                UNC 12
                UCLA 11
                Stanford 9
                FSU 9
                ND 6
                Portland 4
                PSU 4
                Santa Clara 3
                Duke 3
                USC 2
                Georgetown 2

                Local teams in College Cup

                UConn 1
                BC 1
                Princeton 1

                UNC on top but most of their stats are in the earlier decade. Stanford mostly this decade.

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                  Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
                  Here are some stats covering this century, or twenty seasons.
                  NCAA Div 1 Champions

                  UNC 6
                  Stanford 3
                  FSU 2
                  USC 2
                  ND 2
                  Portland 2
                  PSU/UCLA/Santa Clara ea with 1

                  College Cup

                  UNC 12
                  UCLA 11
                  Stanford 9
                  FSU 9
                  ND 6
                  Portland 4
                  PSU 4
                  Santa Clara 3
                  Duke 3
                  USC 2
                  Georgetown 2

                  Local teams in College Cup

                  UConn 1
                  BC 1
                  Princeton 1

                  UNC on top but most of their stats are in the earlier decade. Stanford mostly this decade.
                  Princeton ain’t local, mate.

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                    Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
                    Here are some stats covering this century, or twenty seasons.
                    NCAA Div 1 Champions

                    UNC 6
                    Stanford 3
                    FSU 2
                    USC 2
                    ND 2
                    Portland 2
                    PSU/UCLA/Santa Clara ea with 1

                    College Cup

                    UNC 12
                    UCLA 11
                    Stanford 9
                    FSU 9
                    ND 6
                    Portland 4
                    PSU 4
                    Santa Clara 3
                    Duke 3
                    USC 2
                    Georgetown 2

                    Local teams in College Cup

                    UConn 1
                    BC 1
                    Princeton 1

                    UNC on top but most of their stats are in the earlier decade. Stanford mostly this decade.
                    Thanks for this. Wow, forgot what a force Portland was 20 years ago in the Clive Charles era. He was a legend and so many great players like Sinclair, Cox, Schmidt, Rapinoe, etc. came out of there. It’s a shame they couldn’t keep the program going as strong in recent years. It makes you wonder what happens when Dorrance and Ratcliffe retire from UNC and Stanford.

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                      Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
                      Thanks for this. Wow, forgot what a force Portland was 20 years ago in the Clive Charles era. He was a legend and so many great players like Sinclair, Cox, Schmidt, Rapinoe, etc. came out of there. It’s a shame they couldn’t keep the program going as strong in recent years. It makes you wonder what happens when Dorrance and Ratcliffe retire from UNC and Stanford.
                      They should be fine. UNC and Stanford have significant more cachet than Portland. Unless you are into that antifa way of life, of course.

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                        Team titles[edit]


                        Team/Number/Years won

                        North Carolina
                        21 1982, 1983, 1984, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2003, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2012

                        Stanford
                        3 2011, 2017, 2019

                        Notre Dame
                        3 1995, 2004, 2010

                        Florida State
                        2 2014, 2018

                        USC
                        2 2007, 2016

                        Portland
                        2 2002, 2005

                        Penn State
                        1 2015

                        UCLA
                        1 2013

                        Santa Clara
                        1 2001

                        Florida
                        1 1998

                        George Mason
                        1 1985


                        https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NCAA_D...r_Championship

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                          First off thank you. The thing I found interesting about that football article was the programs that might never have won it all but are in the hunt each and every year. When you think about it the champions are the easiest to identify but it’s not so easy bro identify the perennial top 25. I started compiling the data (got thru about 10 years) and could already see that public and warm weather schools are more represented than private and cold weather ones. Interestingly the Ivies have always fared well ( didn’t know Dartmouth had such a strong program back in the 90’s)

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                            Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
                            Team titles[edit]


                            Team/Number/Years won

                            North Carolina
                            21 1982, 1983, 1984, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2003, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2012

                            Stanford
                            3 2011, 2017, 2019

                            Notre Dame
                            3 1995, 2004, 2010

                            Florida State
                            2 2014, 2018

                            USC
                            2 2007, 2016

                            Portland
                            2 2002, 2005

                            Penn State
                            1 2015

                            UCLA
                            1 2013

                            Santa Clara
                            1 2001

                            Florida
                            1 1998

                            George Mason
                            1 1985


                            https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NCAA_D...r_Championship
                            Thanks for this. Interesting that UNC was winning every year up until about 2000 and then the number of championship teams started to get broader. Not 100% sure, but wouldn’t be surprised the reason had to do with the USA’s win in the 1999 FIFA World Cup. A lot of young HS and college-aged women watched Chastain triumphantly slide across the field with her jersey in her fist and that was a big aha moment for them. Notice then her Santa Clara alma mater wins in 2001. Then Charles, a former English footballer who really was a pioneer in “internationalizing” the US college style of play, had wins with Portland after that. It’s a great illustration of her the pro/NT environment really drives the college game, and not the other way around. Title lV only went so far, but the USWNT and WPS (now NWSL) really made women’s soccer what it is. Those who poo poo it’s importance are fools.

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                              Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
                              Thanks for this. Interesting that UNC was winning every year up until about 2000 and then the number of championship teams started to get broader. Not 100% sure, but wouldn’t be surprised the reason had to do with the USA’s win in the 1999 FIFA World Cup. A lot of young HS and college-aged women watched Chastain triumphantly slide across the field with her jersey in her fist and that was a big aha moment for them. Notice then her Santa Clara alma mater wins in 2001. Then Charles, a former English footballer who really was a pioneer in “internationalizing” the US college style of play, had wins with Portland after that. It’s a great illustration of her the pro/NT environment really drives the college game, and not the other way around. Title lV only went so far, but the USWNT and WPS (now NWSL) really made women’s soccer what it is. Those who poo poo it’s importance are fools.
                              Who poo poos the importance of the WNT?
                              not clear that NWSL has anything to do with it
                              and Title IV is financial aid, Title IX is gender equity

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                                Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
                                Who poo poos the importance of the WNT?
                                not clear that NWSL has anything to do with it
                                and Title IV is financial aid, Title IX is gender equity
                                your panties are still in knot over title IX? In 2022, it will be 50 years old. Do you still go around squawking about the 14th amendment on other boards or have you let that one go yet?

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