Week 12 results - conference tournaments and the stretch run for conferences without one

In the opening round (basically a play-in) of the CAA, James Madison needed OT to get by Uncle Wilmington 4-3. Paul Wyatt had 2 goals and an assist for the Dukes.

JMU (9-6-3) advances to face second seeded Northeastern on Friday.

Meanwhile, Hofstra eliminated George Mason 5-3 on PKs after a 0-0 tie. Hofstra didn't miss a PK and Mason's leading scorer, Taylor Morgan, missed the Patriots first PK/

Hofstra (11-5-3) advances to play top-seed Drexel.

NOTE: Because they are leaving the conference, Old Dominion was not allowed to participate in the Colonial Athletic Association Tournament.

 

Curious.

 

In the ACC QFs, a John Stertzer PK in the 10th puts Maryland up 1-0 over Tech.

 

Michael Gamble from Sean Okoli in the 22nd puts Wake over Virginia.

 

BTW, all the ACC QFs have free webcasts. Go the sites of the respective home schools.

 

North Carolina goes ahead of Duke 1-0 on a Danny Garcia goes in the 21st.

 

Virginia ties it in the 31st on a Zach Carroll goal.

 

Sean Okoli and Eric Bird trade goals early in the 2nd. 2-2-.

David Clemens, who had 2 goals yesterday, tied it for Tech early in the 1st but Pat Mullins put Maryland up 2-1 shortly thereafter. Tech has since had a player sent off.

 

It's a final in Maryland, 2-1.

Meanwhile, Virginia and Wake headed to OT 2-2.

UNC still leads Duke, 1-0.

Matchtracker hasn't updated Clemson-Wake since halftime, when it was scoreless.

 

In the Big South tournament, Coastal Carolina leads Presbyterian 5-0, a match made noteworthy because Presbyterian has had FOUR yellow cards. What would John Calvin say?

 

That's only the second-worst result for the Falwells tonight.

 

UNC-Duke is a final, 1-0 to the Heels.

 

PKs coming in Winston Salem. Counts as a tie for both teams, which is a good result, RPI-wise, for UVa.

 

Cavs advance on PKs 5-3. UVa made all 5, Teddy Mullins missed in round 4.