Gallery: UCLA women’s soccer competes against Duke and Stanford in College Cup
Redshirt sophomore forward Anika Rodriguez and Duke defender Chelsea Burns clash to reach the ball.
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Sophomore midfielder Jessie Fleming takes over possession of the ball from defender Taylor Mitchell of the Blue Devils.
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Fleming stops a run by Duke forward Imani Dorsey, as UCLA denied the Blue Devils from scoring a single goal Friday night.
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Freshman forward Ashley Sanchez charges toward a ball past Blue Devil midfielder Ashton Miller.
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Sophomore goalkeeper Teagan Micah misses a shot from Duke in the penalty shootout after both teams failed to log a goal during designated game play and both overtime periods. UCLA went on to win after scoring one more penalty kick than the Blue Devils.
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The Bruins celebrate after freshman midfielder Marley Canales scored the game-winning shot that put UCLA up one penalty kick over Duke to clinch the semifinals match.
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Junior forward Julia Hernandez and her teammates react to winning Friday’s semifinals and moving on to the Sunday championship game against top-seeded Stanford.
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The UCLA women’s soccer team does an eight-clap as they walk onto the field at Orlando City Stadium on Sunday.
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UCLA fans sit in the stands as the Bruins face off against the Stanford Cardinal during Sunday’s all-Pac-12 championship match.
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Freshman defender Karina Rodriguez fights two Stanford players for the ball.
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Stanford’s Jaye Boissiere takes a shot in front of Rodriguez. The midfielder scored the game-winning goal that put Stanford in the lead 3-2.
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Redshirt senior defender Claire Winter tries to wrest a ball away from Stanford’s Madison Haley. Winter was one of two remaining Bruins from the 2013 championship team with which coach Amanda Cromwell won her first title.
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Winter stands with her fellow co-captain, redshirt senior defender Zoey Goralski, after UCLA’s loss. The two played in the College Cup four years ago and won the championships, and Goralski was selected for the All-Tournament team this year.
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Stanford celebrates its second national championship in program history. With 114 titles, the Cardinal now surpass the Bruins to lead the country in national championships.
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