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The Washington Huskies won the 2025 NCAA DI men’s soccer championship.
It’s the first championship in program history. The Huskies survived a comeback attempt by NC State and scored a golden goal to clinch the title, 3-2, just minutes into overtime. Harrison Bertos cliched the title with a goal inside the box.Â
The tournament consisted of automatic qualifiers from 22 conferences and 26 teams selected at-large. The top 16 teams were seeded and have received first-round byes.
2025 DI men’s soccer championship bracket
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2025 NCAA DI men’s soccer tournament schedule Men’s College Cup:
Selection show: 1 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 17 on NCAA.com
First round: Thursday, Nov. 20
Duke 1, FDU 0
Cornell 4, Lafayette 0
Denver 2, UC Irvine 0
Seton Hall 1, Siena 1
Grand Canyon 0, UCLA 0
UNC Greensboro 0, Elon 0
Hofstra 2, Syracuse 0
Western Michigan 1, Clemson 0
North Carolina 2, North Florida 2Â (6-5)
Notre Dame 1, Michigan 0
UCF 3, Florida Atlantic 2
West Virginia 4, St. John’s (New York) 3
Kansas City 1, Lindenwood 0
Marshall 1, Cleveland State 0
Saint Louis 2, Kentucky 1
Washington 3, Oregon St. 2
Second round: Sunday, Nov. 23
Saint Louis 1, No. 6 Indiana 0
Hofstra 3, No. 1 Vermont 2
No. 4 Maryland 1, North Carolina 1
No. 14 Akron 1, Notre Dame 0
No. 16 Furman 1, Western Michigan 0
No. 13 UConn 3, Cornell 1
Washington 1, No. 5 SMU 0
Duke 2, No. 3 Princeton 1
No. 7 Georgetown 2, UCF 0
UNC Greensboro 2, No. 2 Virginia 2Â (4-3 PKs)
No. 15 NC State 2, Marshall 0
No. 11 Bryant 1, Seton Hall 0
No. 10 High Point 3, West Virginia 2
No. 12 Stanford 1, Kansas City 0
Grand Canyon 2, No. 9 San Diego 1
No. 8 Portland 2, Denver 2 (5-4 PKs)
Third round:
Saturday, Nov. 29
Sunday, Nov. 30
Quarterfinals:
Friday, Dec. 5
Saturday, Dec. 6
Semifinals: Friday, Dec. 12
Final: Monday, Dec. 15
NCAA DI men’s soccer championship history
Year
Champion (Record)
Coach
Score
Runner-Up
Host or Site
2024
Vermont (16-2-6)
Rob Dow
2-1 (ot)
Marshall
Cary, N.C.Â
2023
Clemson (15-3-5)
Mike Noonan
2-1
Notre Dame
Louisville, KY
2022
Syracuse (19-2-4)
Ian McIntyre
2-2 (PK)
IndianaÂ
Cary, N.C.Â
2021
Clemson (16-5-2)Â
Mike Noonan
2-0
Washington
Cary, N.C.Â
2020
Marshall (13-2-3)
Chris Grassie
1-0 (ot)
Indiana
Cary, N.C.
2019
Georgetown (20-1-3)
Brian Wiese
3-3 (2ot, pk)
Virginia
Cary, N.C.
2018
Maryland (13-6-4)
Sasho CirovskiÂ
1-0
Akron
Santa Barbara, Calif.Â
2017
Stanford (19-2-2)
Jeremy Gunn
1-0 (2ot)
Indiana
Philadelphia
2016
Stanford (15-3-5)
Jeremy Gunn
0-0 (2ot, pk)
Wake Forest
Houston
2015
Stanford (18-2-3)
Jeremy Gunn
4-0
Clemson
Kansas City, Kan.
2014
Virginia (14-6-3)
George Gelnovatch
0-0 (2ot, pk)
UCLA
Cary, N.C.
2013
Notre Dame (17-1-6)
Bobby Clark
2-1
Maryland
Chester, Pa.
2012
Indiana (16-5-3)
Todd Yeagley
1-0
Georgetown
Hoover, Ala.
2011
North Carolina (21-2-3)
Carlos Somoano
1-0
Charlotte
Hoover, Ala.
2010
Akron (22-1-2)
Caleb Porter
1-0
Louisville
Santa Barbara, Calif.
2009
*Virginia (19-3-3)
George Gelnovatch
0-0 (2ot, pk)
Akron
Cary, N.C.
2008
Maryland (23-3)
Sasho Cirovski
1-0
North Carolina
Frisco, Texas
2007
Wake Forest (22-2-2)
Jay Vidovich
2-1
Ohio State
Cary, N.C.
2006
UC Santa Barbara (17-7-1)
Tim Vom Steeg
2-1
UCLA
St. Louis
2005
Maryland (20-4-1)
Sasho Cirovski
1-0
New Mexico
Cary, N.C.
2004
*Indiana (19-4-1)
Mike Freitag
1-1 (2ot, pk)
UC Santa Barbara
Carson, Calif.
2003
Indiana (17-3-5)
Jerry Yeagley
2-1
St. John’s (N.Y)
Columbus, Ohio
2002
UCLA (18-3-3)
Tom Fitzgerald
1-0
Stanford
Dallas
2001
North Carolina (20-3-2)
Elmar Bolowich
2-0
Indiana
Columbus, Ohio
2000
Connecticut (20-3-2)
Ray Reid
2-0
Creighton
Charlotte, N.C.
1999
Indiana (21-3)
Jerry Yeagley
1-0
Santa Clara
Charlotte, N.C.
1998
Indiana (23-2)
Jerry Yeagley
3-1
Stanford
Richmond
1997
UCLA (22-2)
Sigi Schmid
2-0
Virginia
Richmond
1996
St. John’s (N.Y.) (22-2-2)
Dave Masur
4-1
FIU
Richmond
1995
Wisconsin (20-4-1)
Jim Launder
2-0
Duke
Richmond
1994
Virginia (22-3-1)
Bruce Arena
1-0
Indiana
Davidson
1993
Virginia (22-3)
Bruce Arena
2-0
South Carolina
Davidson
1992
Virginia (21-2-1)
Bruce Arena
2-0
San Diego
Davidson
1991
*Virginia (19-1-2)
Bruce Arena
0-0 (4ot, pk)
Santa Clara
South Florida
1990
*UCLA (19-1-2)
Sigi Schmid
0-0 (4ot, pk)
Rutgers
South Florida
1989
Santa Clara (20-0-3)/Virginia (21-2-2)
Steve Sampson/Bruce Arena
1-1 (2ot)
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Rutgers
1988
Indiana (19-3-3)
Jerry Yeagley
1-0
Howard
Indiana
1987
Clemson (18-5-1)
I.M. Ibrahim
2-0
San Diego State
Clemson
1986
Duke (18-5-1)
John Rennie
1-0
Akron
Tacoma, Wash.
1985
UCLA (20-1-4)
Sigi Schmid
1-0 (8ot)
American
Seattle
1984
Clemson (22-4)
I.M. Ibrahim
2-1
Indiana
Seattle
1983
Indiana (21-1-4)
Jerry Yeagley
1-0 (2ot)
Columbia
Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
1982
Indiana (21-3-2)
Jerry Yeagley
2-1 (8ot)
Duke
Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
1981
Connecticut (20-3-2)
Joe Morrone
2-1 (ot)
Alabama A&M
Stanford
1980
San Francisco (24-0-2)
Steve Negoesco
4-3 (ot)
Indiana
Tampa, Fla.
1979
SIU Edwardsville (19-2-3)
Bob Guelker
3-2
Clemson
Tampa, Fla.
1978
San Francisco# (28-1)
Steve Negoesco
2-0
Indiana
Tampa, Fla.
1977
Hartwick (16-0-2)
Jim Lennox
2-1
San Francisco
California
1976
San Francisco (20-2-3)
Steve Negoesco
1-0
Indiana
Penn
1975
San Francisco (21-1-2)
Steve Negoesco
4-1
SIU Edwardsville
SIU Edwardsville
1974
Howard (19-0)
Lincoln Phillips
2-1 (4ot)
St. Louis
St. Louis
1973
St. Louis (15-2-3)
Harry Keough
2-1 (ot)
UCLA
Miami, Fla.
1972
St. Louis (15-2-3)
Harry Keough
4-2
UCLA
Miami, Fla.
1971
Howard# (15-0)
Lincoln Phillips
3-2
St. Louis
Miami, Fla.
1970
St. Louis (14-0-1)
Harry Keough
1-0
UCLA
SIU Edwardsville
1969
St. Louis (13-0)
Harry Keough
4-0
San Francisco
San Jose State
1968
Maryland (14-0-1)/Michigan State (11-1-3)
Doyle Royal/Gene Kenney
2-2 (2ot)
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Georgia Tech-Emory
1967
Michigan State (12-0-2)/St. Louis (8-3-2)
Gene Kenney/Harry Keough
0-0
(Game called due to weather
St. Louis
1966
San Francisco (11-0-1)
Steve Negoesco
5-2
Long Island
California
1965
St. Louis (14-0)
Bob Guelker
1-0
Michigan State
St. Louis
1964
Navy (15-0)
F.H. Warner
1-0
Michigan State
Brown
1963
St. Louis (13-1)
Bob Guelker
3-0
Navy
Rutgers
1962
St. Louis (12-0-1)
Bob Guelker
4-3
Maryland
St. Louis
1961
West Chester (12-0)
Mel Lorback
2-0
St. Louis
St. Louis
1960
St. Louis (14-1)
Bob Guelker
3-2
Maryland
Brooklyn
1959
St. Louis (11-1)
Bob Guelker
5-2
Bridgeport
Connecticut
*Penalty kicks
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