Box Score CLARKSVILLE, AR (10.30.10) – Both the UT Dallas men's and women's soccer teams picked up 2-0 wins over the University of the Ozarks in their regular season finale on Saturday, assuring them a berth in their respective American Southwest Conference Championship Tournaments next weekend. Neither, however, got the help they needed to wrap a first-round bye in the tournament.

Both UTD teams entered the final day of the regular season with a possibility of finishing second in the regular season race, which would have meant a first-round by in the ASC Championship Tournaments which will take place next Friday through Sunday, Nov. 5-7, at Hardin-Simmons University (women) and UT Tyler (men). The Comets were able to hold up their end of the bargain with victories over Ozarks, but finished third after the results from matches between Mississippi College and UT Tyler came in.

The MC women lost 3-0 to UTT, meaning the Patriots wrapped up second-place with a final 11-2-0 conference record. The Comet women, who defeated UTT last weekend in overtime, finished the conference schedule percentage points behind at 10-2-1 with an overall record of 12-5-1.

In the men's race, the UT Tyler men, who wrapped up the regular season title Thursday night, were overrun by Mississippi College by the same 3-0, meaning the Choctaws solidified their claim to the No. 2 seed with a 9-3-0 mark while UTD was percentage points behind at 8-2-2.

Pairings and game times for next weekend's ASC Tournaments will be announced Sunday.

WOMEN: UTD 2, OZARKS 0 (Box Score)

Despite a dominating performance throughout, the Comets needed a wakeup call at halftime to finally get their scoring offense going against the winless Lady Eagles, who finished the season at 0-17-2, 0-11-2 in conference.

UTD finally got on the board in the 54th minute when Cassie Lydick found leading scorer Leah Bowyer on a charge to the net. The Comets then got an insurance goal seven minutes later when freshman Eboni Udenze converted a Brittany Ansel corner kick off an assist from Elizabeth Sohns.

The Comets out-shot the Lady Eagles, 14-0, putting seven shots on goal and building a 10-0 advantage in corner kicks.

MEN: UTD 2, OZARK 0 (Box Score)

The UTD men also waiting until the second half before breaking open a 0-0 game against the Eagles, who missed out on the playoffs with a final 5-12-0, 4-9-0 record.

Freshmen Julian Torres and Michael Darrow teamed up for the first goal in the 60th minute. Darrow's rebound found Torres and UTD got the game winner. Just two minutes later, Ryan Courson made it 2-0 when he took a serve from Farhad Rizvi for the second score.

After an early surge by Ozarks, UTD finished with an 8-5 shot advantage, putting five on goal.