Tacoma wins a record ninth overtime game, a 6-5 victory over Los Angeles, to extend its winning streak to seven games at home. It's the third Stars-Lazers meeting in 10 days, and all are one-goal decisions. Joe Waters scores the OT winner. Rookie Peter Hattrup, in his first game for the Stars, ties the score on a breakaway 5:06 into the second quarter on his first MISL shot.

Behind a brace from Jordan Morris and Albert Rusnak’s goal and two assists the Sounders pound UNAM Pumas, 4-0, to advance to the Leagues Cup quarterfinals. It is Seattle’s biggest winning margin over a Liga MX team and comes two years after defeating Pumas 3-0 to win the Concacaf Champions League. Morris, whose goals both come in the final 32 minutes, hikes his club goal total to 79, tying him with Fredy Montero at No. 2. Over a hectic four-week stretch, Seattle is 10-2-1.

Yakima’s Annie Schefter converts the third Notre Dame penalty as the Irish win the NCAA championship, 1-1 (4-3), over UCLA in Cary, N.C. The No. 2-ranked Irish (24-1-1) win their second national title.

Senior Annie Schefter assists on one goal and scores another in NCAA defending champion Notre Dame’s 3-0 second-round victory over Michigan State. All 12 of Schefter’s career goals have come at home. She finishes her career with 21 assists.

A four-goal outburst from Kyle Witzel is just what Saint Martin's requires to snap a five-game losing streak, 5-1, versus Concordia. It's Witzel's first hat trick and ties the SMU single game record. He scores twice in each half, with his fourth goal making it 4-0 in the 59th minute. The Saints had scored only four goals in their last five contests.

Although they score the match’s first two goals, the Reign need a winner from Keelin Winters in the 76th minute to remain perfect (7-0-0) after seven starts. Kendall Fletcher and Kim Little score in the first 20 minutes, but FC Kansas City ties it in the second half before Winters nods home the winner from Kiersten Dallstream's cross.