Conference play, nationally ranked matchups and a few unbeaten starts headline another loaded week of college soccer streaming on FloCollege.

The 2026 college soccer season is picking up steam, and FloCollege is loaded with men’s and women’s soccer from Aug. 31 through Sept. 6.

The 2026 college soccer season shifts into high gear this week with a packed schedule of men’s and women’s matchups streaming live on FloCollege from Aug. 25-30.

The wait is over. College soccer is back on FloCollege.

One week remains until postseason play, and the stakes couldn’t be higher.

The University of Virginia remains No. 1 in the NCAA D1 Women’s Soccer Rankings for the fourth straight week after improving to 10-0-1 with a 2-1 win over Virginia Tech. Notre Dame stays hot at No. 2, also holding a 10-0-1 record following a 3-1 win over Louisville.

The D1 men’s soccer rankings look vastly different from last week. Stanford climbs back to the top after five weeks, improving to 10-1-1 following a 2-0 shutout over Wake Forest.

UT Dallas Comets joined the top three LSC women’s soccer teams this week after topping UT Permian Basin. There were small movements in the rest of the standings, but top teams No. 1 DBU and No. 2 Texas Woman’s stayed strong in maintaining their spots.

Standings-topper Franklin Pierce extends their NE10 streak, while Adelphi finds their first conference loss to Saint Anselm. Assumption and Saint Anselm maintain streaks of their own to round out the NE10 top three.

Montevallo took down the top dog, UAH, this week, catapulting the Falcons right to the top. UAH drops back to the middle of the pack after their first GSC loss of the season.

Stanislaus State topped last week’s standout team, UC Merced, and rose to second in the CCAA standings.

Opening conference play reaffirmed what fans already knew: DBU dominates the field. The Patriots continued their winning streak for a total of six games, earning them the top spot in the LSC and No. 5 nationally.

The beginning of conference play has turned the GSC standings on their head. Last week’s standings leader West Alabama now sits in the middle of the pack at No. 8, while middle team (previously No. 6) Alabama-Huntsville (UAH) now floats to No. 1.

Week 3 kicked off conference play for NE10 women’s soccer, allowing for a more accurate read on standings. Adelphi, Franklin Pierce and Saint Anselm all found hard-fought wins, while others took time to adjust to the commotion.

UC Merced finds itself at second on the CCAA women’s soccer standings after a 1-0 shutout against Fresno Pacific. The game yields the Bobcats unbeaten so far this season and extends their home winning streak to 16 matches.