Charlotte 49ers women's soccer's senior midfielder Hailey Beam was just named ESPN The Magazine Academic All-American for the second consecutive year. Beam, who was a second-team ESPN The Magazine Academic All-American last season, earned first-team ESPN The Magazine Academic All-American honors this season.

Charlotte 49ers women's soccer's senior midfielder Hailey Beam was just named to the third-team TopDrawerSoccer.com's National Team of the Season for the second consecutive year. The National Team of the Season is what TopDrawerSoccer.com calls their All-American teams.

A shot from Dayton's Jerica DeWolfe in the 87th minute separated the Flyers from a 1-1 tie with the Charlotte 49ers in the Atlantic 10 Women's Soccer Championship Final to lift Dayton to a 2-1 victory and their sixth A-10 title in program history. The Flyers rallied from a 1-0 deficit with two unanswered goals to defeat the two-time defending A-10 tournament champions, 49ers.

The Charlotte 49ers (16-2-2), who have the captured the last two Atlantic 10 Tournament titles, will play Dayton (15-0-5) for the A-10 Women's Soccer Conference Tournament Championship and the league's automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament at Charlotte's Transamerica Field, Sunday, November 8 at 1 pm. For the second consecutive year, the 49ers and Dayton will square off the A-10 Championship.

The second seeded Charlotte 49ers (16-2-2) broke open a deadlocked game with a last minute goal from India Winford to defeat the Fordham Rams (9-12-1), 2-1 in the first A-10 Championship semifinal game.

Five members of the Charlotte 49ers women's soccer team have earned All-Atlantic 10 honors. Senior Hailey Beam was named A-10 Midfielder and Student-Athlete of the Year for the second consecutive year. Junior Whitney Weinraub was named A-10 Offensive Player of the Year for the second consecutive year. Weinraub, Beam and junior Megan Minnix earned first-team All-Atlantic 10 honors. Senior Lauren Brown and sophomore Oni Bernard earned second-team All-Atlantic 10 honors. Beam, Brown and Minnix were named to the A-10 Academic All-Conference team.

The 24th-ranked Charlotte 49ers women's soccer team (15-2-2, A-10: 9-0-2), who have captured two straight Atlantic 10 Championships, are seeded #2 in this week's Atlantic 10 Championship which will be played at Charlotte's Transamerica Field, November 5-8. The 49ers enter the Championship with a 13-game unbeaten streak which is one of the longest in the nation.

The 24th-ranked Charlotte 49ers women's soccer team (15-2-2, A-10: 9-0-2) tied Saint Louis, 0-0, to extend their unbeaten streak against A-10 competition to 26 games. Charlotte is hosting the Atlantic 10 Tournament which will be played at Charlotte's Transamerica Field, November 5-8.

The 24th-ranked Charlotte 49ers (15-2-1, A-10: 9-0-1) put their 26-game unbeaten streak against Atlantic 10 competition on the line when they conclude the regular-season at Saint Louis, Friday, October 30 at 8 pm. The 49ers are currently tied for first in the Atlantic 10 with Dayton. With a win at Saint Louis, Charlotte will capture at least a share of their fourth straight A-10 regular-season title.

Members of the 49ers' nationally-ranked men's and women's soccer programs were named A-10 Player of the Week this week. For the second time this season, men's soccer's Adam Gross and women's soccer Whitney Weinraub were named A-10 Player of the Week in the same week.

The 25th-ranked Charlotte 49ers women's soccer team (15-2-1, A-10: 9-0-1) behind three unanswered goals rallied for a 3-1 win at Saint Joseph's (7-8-3, A-10: 4-5-1) to extend their unbeaten streak against A-10 foes to 26 games. Whitney Bryant, Whitney Weinraub and Hailey Beam scored goals for the 49ers. Beam's goal was her 36th career goal which tied Courtney Cook's school-record.

The 25th-ranked Charlotte 49ers women's soccer team (14-2-1, A-10: 8-0-1) behind five different goal scorers and a stout defense blanked Temple (5-11-1, A-10: 1-8), 5-0, on the road to extend their unbeaten streak against A-10 foes to 25 games. Jonna Handra, Hailey Beam, Kirby Stenard, Macky Wingo and Whitney Weinraub scored goals for the 49ers.

The 25th-ranked Charlotte 49ers (13-2-1, A-10: 7-0-1) put their 24-game unbeaten streak against Atlantic 10 competition on the line this weekend when they battle Temple and Saint Joseph's on the road, October 23-25. First, the 49ers take on Temple, Friday, October 23 at 3 pm. Then, the 49ers conclude their weekend trip to Philadelphia when they face Saint Joseph's, Sunday, October 25 at 12 pm.

The Charlotte 49ers women's soccer team, who boast a 24-game game unbeaten streak against A-10 competition, have entered the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) poll at #25 this week. The 49ers have been ranked number one in the NSCAA Mid-Atlantic region for several weeks. The 49ers are also ranked #24 in the latest TopDrawerSoccer.com poll.