Four American Athletic Conference women's soccer teams picked up wins on Sunday, September 12.

Sunday, September 12
South Florida 1, Miami 0 - Box Score
Houston 1, Jackson State 0 (2OT) - Box Score
SMU 1, Rice 0 - Box Score
Tulsa 2, Oral Roberts 1 - Box Score
Drake 2, Memphis 0 - Box Score
William & Mary 1, East Carolina 0 - Box Score
Michigan 2, Cincinnati 1 - Box Score

South Florida 1, Miami 0 - Box Score
TAMPA, Fla., Sept. 12, 2021 – The University of South Florida women's soccer team began its 2021 road schedule with a 1-0 win over the Miami Hurricanes in Coral Gables, Fla. on Sunday.
 
The Bulls' defense didn't allow a single shot on goal in the game, while the offense took 19 throughout the game.
 
After taking 11 shots in the first 35 minutes, Sydny Nasello helped give the Bulls the lead in the 36th minute. Taking a corner kick, Nasello sent the ball into the front of the net, where it deflected off a Miami defender and into the net.
 
Emerging from the break with the 1-0 lead, the Bulls' defense shut down any life in the Hurricanes in the second half. After only taking two shots in the first half, Miami was not able to take a single shot in the second portion of the game, giving South Florida the 1-0 win.

Sydney Martinez posted her second shutout of the season.

Houston 1, Jackson State 0 (2OT) - Box Score
HOUSTON – Houston Soccer (6-1-1) bounced back on the road against Jackson State with a 1-0 win in double overtime on Sunday.
 
The Cougars fought hard throughout the match with 27 total shots compared to the Tigers' (1-5-0) three. Freshman Samantha Wiehe shot to the low right side of the goal scoring the game winner in the 101st minute. This was also the first goal of her collegiate career. Houston lasted 100 minutes of play without making a shot in the net, but thanks to Weihe's unassisted score, the Cougars were able to add another win to its season record.
 
Goalkeeper Mikaela Gracia and defender Emma Clarke both recorded clean sheets playing the total game, including both bouts of extra time. Both Jazmin Grant and Mia Brascia were able to shoot six shots apiece, but unfortunately could not make it in the net.

SMU 1, Rice 0 - Box Score
HOUSTON – The SMU women's soccer team defeated [RV] Rice, 1-0, for its third straight win and second straight clean sheet. It was also the Mustangs second straight win against a team receiving votes in the United Soccer Coaches Top 25 poll.
 
The difference in the match came in the 79th minute when SMU was awarded a penalty kick. Courtney Sebazco calmly placed the shot in the left side of the net for the score. It was her team-leading third goal of the season.
 
Rice was unable to find a goal despite outshooting SMU, 16-15, as Tatum Sutherland (5) and Samantha Estrada (3) combined for eight saves.
 
The Mustangs nearly opened the scoring with 10 minutes left in the first half when Alina Khan's shot hit the crossbar. SMU placed a total of five shots on goal in the match.

Tulsa 2, Oral Roberts 1 - Box Score
The Tulsa women's soccer team recorded a 2-1 win over crosstown rival Oral Roberts on Sunday night at the Case Soccer Complex on the ORU campus.  The Golden Hurricane moved to 4-2-1 on the season, while the Golden Eagles fell to 3-4-1 overall.
 
Isold Runarsdottir put the Golden Hurricane on the board at the 10:53 mark as she drilled in a shot off a forward pass from Madison Williams.  This was Runarsdottir fourth goal on the season and sixth in her career.
 
Mia Darden made it 2-0 as she dribbled around defenders and ORU goalkeeper Louisa Ramsauer and punched one in from eight yards out into an open net at the 67:59 mark.
 
Just 19 seconds later ORU got one back as Mia Kitterman scored off a cross from Samantha See, but the Golden Eagles couldn't get the equalizer for the final 2-1 score.
 
Jadyn Chee and Darden both had a team-best six shots, while Georgia Vernardakis added three attempts, and Liliana Fernandez, Kayla Fernandez, Runarsdottir and Megan Nielsen all added two shots.  Raegan Beeding logged all 90 minutes in goal and picked up three saves.
 
Tulsa had a 28-5 lead in shots, including a 12-4 advantage in shots on goal, and a 6-3 edge in corner kicks.

Drake 2, Memphis 0 - Box Score
DES MOINES, Iowa – Memphis' offense lit up the box score, but ultimately fell short and faced their first loss of the season as the Bulldogs of Drake University took the 2-0 win this afternoon. Following today's match, the No. 15 Tigers move to 6-1-1 for the season.
 
The Tigers offense struck from the get-go, challenging Bulldogs goalkeeper, Kelsie Stone, with three combined shots on-goal from Mya Jones, Saorla Miller, and Tanya Boychuk in the opening 10 minutes of play.

Drake's Makenna Shepard was able to sneak a goal by Elizabeth Moberg in the 12' of play and give the Bulldogs the early 1-0 lead.

Libby Halverson extended the Bulldogs lead to 2-0 when she netted a goal in the 59' off an assist from Emma Nagel.

Memphis would out-shoot Drake 10-1 in the final 30 minutes of play but were unable to make a late run.

William & Mary 1, East Carolina 0 - Box Score
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. – An early goal decided a defensive struggle as the East Carolina soccer team fell to William & Mary 1-0 on Sunday afternoon. ECU falls to 4-4-0 while William & Mary improves to 2-4-0.
 
Neither team could create many clear-cut chances in the opening 45 minutes. The teams combined for nine shots and just three of those on goal. Unfortunately for East Carolina, William & Mary was able to convert one of those chances into the opening score. In the 17th minute, Kayleigh Shackford drove at the ECU penalty area from the halfway line. Just before reaching the box, Shackford let loose a shot with her right foot that flew into the back of the net.
 
"That allowed them to come out and just defend for the last 45 minutes," Hamilton said. "I don't think we adjusted very well at half time to the things that would allow us to have some success. We even tried players that hadn't had much of an opportunity before to see if they would bring a spark of energy."
 
Coming out of the locker room trailing, the Pirates pushed forward to try to tie the game. ECU dominated the shot total in the second half, outshooting the Tribe 12-1. Grace Doran and Tori Riggs took back-to-back shots in the 59th minute, but William & Mary goalkeeper Morgan Wood made stops on both.  Wood made another save on Haley McWhirter's shot in the 64th minute.
 
ECU had another pair of chances starting in the 81st minute, both created by Annabelle Abbott. Abbott's first shot was headed for the bottom corner of the net before Wood made the stop and a minute later, Abbott took another shot, this one also denied by Wood.

Michigan 2, Cincinnati 1 - Box Score
CINCINNATI — The University of Cincinnati soccer team fell victim to two quick, second-half goals in a hard-fought, 2-1 defeat to No. 16 Michigan on Sunday afternoon. The Bearcats fell to 4-3-1.
 
The Bearcats had the best start possible in the first half with a Vanessa DiNardo goal in the second minute. Lauren Bastian played a ball into DiNardo who took it in stride and finished spectacularly in the upper right hand corner from outside the box. The Wolverines tightened up defensively after the goal and controlled the rest of the half. Anna Rexford made three saves in the opening period.
 
The second half was all Wolverines and they goals in the 62nd and 64th minutes to take the lead, both by Raleigh Loughman. The first goal came off a great pass from Meredith Haakenson who left it on a plate for Loughman who drove it into the top of the net. The second goal was a penalty awarded after a handball on the Bearcats and Loughman dispatched it to the right side.
 
Rexford had a combined five saves in the match pushing her season total to 26. DiNardo has four goals on the season with nine of her 18 shots on target. Michigan had a 12-11 shots advantage and have now outdone its opponents 178-60 this season.