2005 NIRSA National Soccer Championship

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2005 NIRSA National Soccer Championship
League NIRSA
Sport Soccer
Site University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
DurationNovember 17–19, 2005
Number of teams24 (Men's championship)
16 (Women's championship)
16 (Men's open)
16 (Women's open)
Results Official Results
Men's Championship Division
Score2–1 (a.e.t.)
ChampionColorado
(1st title, 1st title game)
  Runners-upVanderbilt
(1st title game)
Season MVPChris Brosz (Colorado)
Women's Championship Division
Score2–1 (a.e.t.)
ChampionMichigan
(4th title, 5th title game)
  Runners-upColorado
(3rd title game)
Season MVPKatie Miller (Michigan)
Men's Open Division
Score2–0
ChampionOregon
(1st title, 2nd title game)
  Runners-upUC Berkeley
(1st title game)
Season MVPBrian Mikalaitis (Oregon)
Women's Open Division
Score1–0
ChampionVirginia
(2nd title, 2nd title game)
  Runners-upVirginia Tech
(2nd title game)
Top seedLauren Nuffer (Virginia)
NIRSA national soccer championships seasons
  2004

he 2005NIRSA national soccer championship, also referred to as the NIRSA Collegiate Soccer Sport Club championship, was the 12th NIRSA National Soccer Championships, the annual national championships for United States-based, collegiate club soccer teams organized by NIRSA. It took place at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa, Alabama from Thursday, November 17 to Saturday, November 19, 2005. [1]

Contents

Overview

This tournament marked the first year back following the initial cancellation of the previous tournament with only the men's championship declaring a winner in a rescheduled event.

In the men's championship division finals, two teams would make their finals debuts in Colorado and Vanderbilt who were both eliminated in the quarterfinals the previous year. Both teams would win both of their group stage games with Colorado beating Dayton 4–1 then UTEP 3–1 and Vanderbilt beating Purdue then Penn State both by a score of 1–0. In the knockout round, Colorado would beat Missouri 4–1 in the sweet 16, beat Penn State 2–0 in the quarterfinals, then would defeat reigning champions Texas A&M 3–1 to advance to their first finals. Meanwhile, Vanderbilt would beat Northern Iowa 5–0 in the sweet 16, then concede their first goal of the tournament in a 3–1 win over Dayton, then beat 2002 champions Weber State 3–1 to advance to their first finals. In the finals, Vanderbilt would concede a penalty in the first half that Eric Bjork of Colorado would score to give Colorado a 1–0 lead. Colorado would hold this lead until eventual all-tournament member Nick Van Buecken would inadvertently handle the ball in his own box in the final minute of regulation to give Vanderbilt a penalty that they would convert tying the game at 1–1 and force the game to go into two ten-minute sudden victory overtime periods. In overtime, Nick Van Buecken would make-up for his previous mistake when he assisted eventual tournament MVP Chris Brosz with a cross into the box in overtime. The game would instantly end with this goal, giving Colorado their first national championship in overtime. [2]

In the women's championship division finals, two of the previous year's co-champions, Colorado State and Michigan, were both looking to claim their 4th national title and join Colorado as the team with the most titles at 4. In the group stage, both teams would struggle and finish second in their group. Colorado State would lose their opener to a fellow reigning co-champion UC-Santa Barbara 1–2 then would win their second match against Texas A&M 2–1 and finally, a 1–1 tie against Illinois would be enough to advance to the quarterfinals. Meanwhile, Michigan would win their opener 2–1 against Delaware, then would lose to eventual group winners Texas 1–0, and finally would win their finale against UCLA 1–0. In the knockout round, Colorado State would win their quarterfinal match against Florida 2–1 then win their semifinal matchup against Texas 4–0 while Michigan would beat Arizona 2–1 then would beat fellow reigning co-champion Colorado in penalties following a 1–1 draw and a scoreless overtime. In the finals, the game would be tied 1–1 at the end of regulation meaning two ten-minute sudden victory overtime periods would be required to determine a winner. In overtime, Michigan would score, immediately ending the game at 2–1 and giving Michigan their fourth national title. A Michigan freshman, Katie Miller, would be named the tournament MVP and eventually would make Michigan's varsity roster following a February 2006 tryout, becoming the team's first player that originated from the club team. [3]

In the men's open division finals, 2000 men's open finalist, Oregon, were looking to claim their first national title against men's open finals debutants UC-Berkeley. Both teams would win all three group stage games with Oregon beating SE Louisiana 2–0, UW-Eau Claire 4–0, then finally Georgia Tech 2–0 while UC-Berkeley would beat UW-Stout 2–0, Georgia Southern 3–1, then North Dakota State 2–0. In the quarterfinals, Oregon would beat Georgia Southern 2–0 and UC-Berkeley would beat Georgia Tech 4–3 in overtime. In the semifinals, Oregon would beat Arizona 5–1 while UC-Berkeley would beat Alabama 3–2. In the finals, Oregon would win 2–0 and claim their first national title. Oregon's Brian Mikalaitis would be named tournament MVP.

In the women's open division finals, in state rivals Virginia, who won the 2000 women's open championship, would face 1997 women's open champion Virginia Tech. In the group stage, despite winning their second match against Miami 1–0 and their finale against Colorado State's "Green" team 3–1, Virginia would finish second in their group due to a 3–3 draw in their opener and a lost coin flip to group winners Cornell. Meanwhile, Virginia Tech would be in one of the three groups that only had 3 teams and would finish with 9 points following a 2–0 win over Virginia Tech and a 1–0 win over Colorado's "Black" team. In the quarterfinals, Virginia would beat 2003's open division finalist Kansas 2–1 while Virginia Tech would beat Iowa State 1–0. In the semifinals, Virginia would beat Colorado's "Black" team 2–0 while Virginia Tech would beat Cornell 2–1. In the finals, Virginia would score the lone goal in a 1–0 win over Virginia Tech. Virginia's Lauren Nuffer would be named tournament MVP. [4]

Format

The competition consisted of 72 teams: 40 championship teams and 32 open teams. The divisions were further divided into a men's and women's division: 24 men's and 16 women's teams in the championship division as well as 16 men's and 16 women's teams in the open division. The divisions were then further divided into groups: eight groups of three teams in the men's championship then four teams of four teams in the remaining 3 divisions.

All four divisions engaged in a round-robin tournament that determined teams able to advance to a knockout stage. Each team played every other team in their group once in pool play which consisted of two 40-minute halves separated by a seven-minute halftime and utilized the three points for a win system. After pool play, the two highest ranked teams from each group advanced to their respective knockout stage, with the third placed team in the men's championship advancing to a consolation bracket while the third and fourth placed teams in the other divisions were eliminated.

Tie-breaking criteria for group play
The ranking of teams in each group was based on the following criteria in order:
  1. Highest number of points
  2. Winner of head-to-head competition
  3. Greatest goal difference
  4. Most goals scored

In a tie breaking scenario involving more than 2 teams, the tiebreaker procedure would begin. If one team is identified as different and both remaining teams are still tied, the tie breaker procedure is restarted.

If a tie still remained after the first 4 criteria, the following was used to break a tie:

  1. NCAA kicks from the mark
    • If there was a three-way tie, a coin-flip would be conducted. The two teams that chose the same outcome would compete in kicks from the mark between each other. The winner would compete with the last remaining team in kicks from the mark
    • If there's a four-way tie, a drawing of lots would be conducted (only could occur in open division)

Knockout stage games also consisted of two 40-minute halves with the round of 16 and quarterfinals separated by a seven-minute halftime and the semifinals and finals had a ten-minute halftime. Knockout stage games needed to declare a winner, therefore if a game was tied at the end of regulation in the round of sixteen or quarterfinals, no more than two five-minute sudden victory overtime periods would be played, while in the semifinals and finals, no more than two ten-minute sudden victory overtime periods would be played. Teams would change ends after the conclusion of the first overtime period. If still tied after overtime, kicks from the mark would determine the winner. [5]

Qualification and selections

Each of the six regions received three automatic bids for the Men’s Championship Division and two automatic bids for the Women’s Championship Division. The final 6 bids for the Men’s Championship Division and final 4 bids for the Women’s Championship were given out by NIRSA to teams, typically based on their regional tournament results and RPI. [6]

The remaining teams participated in the open division, chosen on a first-come first-serve basis via online registration beginning on September 6, 2005 with a max of 16 teams per gender division. [7] [8] [9]

Men's championship

Participating teams
RegionTeamAppearanceLast Bid
ICornell6th 2004
IPenn State6th2001
IDelaware4th 2004
IPenn2nd 2004
II North Carolina5th 2004
II Vanderbilt3rd 2004
II Virginia3rd 2003
II Virginia Tech3rd2000
IIIPurdue7th 2003
IIIIllinois6th 2003
IIIMichigan5th 2003
IIIDayton2nd 2004
IVTexas10th 2004
IVTexas A&M6th 2004
IVMissouri1stNever
IVNorth Texas1stNever
IVUTEP1stNever
VColorado State9th 2004
VColorado7th 2004
VNorthern Iowa1stNever
VIWeber State7th 2004
VIUtah Valley State4th 2004
VIUC Santa Barabara3rd 2004
VISan Diego1stNever

Women's championship

Participating teams
RegionTeamAppearanceLast Bid
IPenn State11th 2004
IDelaware5th 2004
II JMU9th 2004
II Florida6th 2004
IIIMichigan7th 2004
IIIPurdue7th 2003
IIIIllinois6th2001
IIIDayton2nd1997
IVTexas A&M8th 2004
IVTexas6th 2003
IVRutgers1stNever
VColorado11th 2004
VColorado State9th 2004
VIUC-Santa Barbara6th 2004
VIArizona2nd2001
VIUCLA1stNever

Men's open

RegionNumTeam
I1UConn
II 5Alabama, UCF, Florida State, Georgia Southern, Georgia Tech
III2UW-Eau Claire, UW-Stout
IV2UL-Lafayette, Southeastern Louisiana
V2Colorado, North Dakota State
VI4Arizona, Arizona State, UC-Berkeley, Oregon

Women's open

RegionNumTeam
I1Cornell
II 5UCF, MTSU, Vanderbilt, Virginia, Virginia Tech
III2Miami (OH), Michigan State
IV4LSU, Iowa State, Kansas, Texas Tech
V2Colorado, Colorado State
VI2UC-Berkeley, San Diego State

Group stage

Men's championship

Group A
PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1Colorado220072+56Advanced to knockout stage
2Dayton210134−13
3Texas-El Paso200215−40Consolation
Scores
8:00am CST Colorado 4–1DaytonField 1
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
2:00pm CST Dayton 2–0Texas-El PasoField 1
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
8:00pm CST Texas-El Paso1–3 Colorado Field 1
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Group B
PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1Illinois211020+24Advanced to knockout stage
2UC-Santa Barbara210112−13
3North Carolina201101−11Consolation
Scores
8:00am CST Illinois 0–0 North Carolina Field 2
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
2:00pm CST North Carolina0–1 UC-Santa Barbara Field 2
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
8:00pm CST UC-Santa Barbara0–2 Illinois Field 2
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Group C
PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1Weber State210164+23Advanced to knockout stage
2North Texas21019903
3Virginia210146−23Consolation
Scores
8:00am CST Weber State 6–3North TexasField 5
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
2:00pm CST North Texas 6–3VirginiaField 5
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
8:00pm CST Virginia 1–0Weber StateField 5
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Group D
PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1Texas211043+14Advanced to knockout stage
2Missouri210154+13
3Delaware201124−21Consolation
Scores
8:00am CST Texas 3–2MissouriField 6
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
2:00pm CST Missouri 3–1DelawareField 6
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
8:00pm CST Delaware 1–1 Texas Field 6
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Group E
PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1Vanderbilt220020+26Advanced to knockout stage
2Penn State201123−11
3Purdue201123−11Consolation
Scores
8:00am CST Vanderbilt 1–0PurdueField 7
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
2:00pm CST Purdue 2–2 Penn State Field 7
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
8:00pm CST Penn State0–1 Vanderbilt Field 7
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Group F
PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1San Diego211032+14Advanced to knockout stage
2Colorado State21013303
3Penn201123−11Consolation
Scores
8:00am CST Colorado State1–2 San Diego Field 8
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
2:00pm CST San Diego 1–1 Penn Field 8
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
8:00pm CST Penn1–2 Colorado State Field 8
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Group G
PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1Texas A&M220050+56Advanced to knockout stage
2Michigan210141+33
3Virginia Tech200208−80Consolation
Scores
8:00am CST Michigan 4–0Virginia TechField 9
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
2:00pm CST Virginia Tech0–4 Texas A&M Field 9
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
8:00pm CST Texas A&M 1–0MichiganField 9
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Group H
PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1Utah Valley State211052+34Advanced to knockout stage
2Northern Iowa211032+14
3Cornell200204−40Consolation
Scores
8:00am CST Utah Valley State 2–2 Northern Iowa Field 10
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
2:00pm CST Northern Iowa 1–0CornellField 10
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
8:00pm CST Cornell0–3 Utah Valley State Field 10
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, Alabama

Women's championship

Group A
PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1Florida330060+69Advanced to knockout stage
2Colorado320152+36
3Dayton310238−53
4Rutgers300337−40
Scores
10:00am CST Colorado 3–0DaytonField 5
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL
10:00am CST Florida 2–0RutgersField 6
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL

4:00pm CST Rutgers1–2 Colorado Field 5
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL
4:00pm CST Dayton0–3 Florida Field 6
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL

8:00am CST Colorado0–1 Florida Field 1
Fri, November 18 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL
8:00am CST Rutgers2–3 Dayton Field 2
Fri, November 18 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL
Group B
PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1UC Santa Barabara330091+89Advanced to knockout stage
2Colorado State31114404
3Texas A&M310224−23
4Illinois301217−61
Scores
12:00pm CST Colorado State1–2 UC-Santa Barbara Field 1
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL
12:00pm CST Illinois0–1 Texas A&M Field 2
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL

6:00pm CST Texas A&M1–2 Colorado State Field 1
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL
6:00pm CST UC-Santa Barbara 5–0IllinoisField 2
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL

8:00am CST Colorado State 1–1 Illinois Field 3
Fri, November 18 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL
8:00am CST Texas A&M0–2 UC-Santa Barbara Field 4
Fri, November 18 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL
Group C
PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1Arizona321062+47Advanced to knockout stage
2Penn State320145−16
3JMU302156−12
4Purdue301235−21
Scores
12:00pm CST JMU 2–2 Purdue Field 5
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL
12:00pm CST Penn State0–3 Arizona Field 6
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL

6:00pm CST Arizona 2–2 JMU Field 5
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL
6:00pm CST Purdue1–2 Penn State Field 6
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL

8:00am CST JMU1–2 Penn State Field 5
Fri, November 18 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL
8:00am CST Arizona 1–0PurdueField 6
Fri, November 18 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL
Group D
PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1Texas320132+16Advanced to knockout stage
2Michigan320132+16
3UCLA310246−23
4Delaware31026603
Scores
12:00pm CST Michigan 2–1DelawareField 7
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL
12:00pm CST UCLA0–2 Texas Field 8
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL

6:00pm CST Texas 1–0MichiganField 7
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL
6:00pm CST Delaware3–4 UCLA Field 8
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL

10:00am CST Michigan 1–0UCLAField 1
Fri, November 18 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL
10:00am CST Texas0–2 Delaware Field 2
Fri, November 18 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL

Men's open

Group A
PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1Arizona321051+47Advanced to knockout stage
2Alabama31114404
3UCF311143+14
4Louisiana301227−51
Scores
10:00am CST UCF 3–0LouisianaField 7
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL
10:00am CST Alabama0–2 Arizona Field 8
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL

4:00pm CST Arizona 1–1 UCF Field 7
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL
4:00pm CST Louisiana 2–2 Alabama Field 8
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL

10:00am CST UCF0–2 Alabama Field 6
Fri, November 18 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL
10:00am CST Arizona 2–0LouisianaField 7
Fri, November 18 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL
Group B
PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1Arizona State320121+16Advanced to knockout stage
2Colorado "Black"320163+36
3Florida State311134−14
4UConn301225−31
Scores
10:00am CST Colorado0–1 Arizona State Field 9
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL
10:00am CST Florida State 1–1 UConn Field 10
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL

4:00pm CST UConn1–3 Colorado Field 9
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL
4:00pm CST Arizona State0–1 Florida State Field 10
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL

12:00pm CST Colorado 3–1Florida StateField 6
Fri, November 18 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL
12:00pm CST UConn0–1 Arizona State Field 7
Fri, November 18 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL
Group C
PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1UC Berkeley330071+69Advanced to knockout stage
2Georgia Southern31027703
3North Dakota State310268−23
4UW-Stout310248−43
Scores
12:00pm CST NDSU1–5 Georgia Southern Field 9
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL
10:00am CST UC-Berkeley 2–0UW-StoutField 11
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL

6:00pm CST UW-Stout1–5 NDSU Field 11
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL
6:00pm CST Georgia Southern1–3 UC-Berkeley Field 9
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL

12:00pm CST NDSU0–2 UC-Berkeley Field 8
Fri, November 18 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL
12:00pm CST UW-Stout 3–1Georgia SouthernField 9
Fri, November 18 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL
Group D
PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1Oregon330080+89Advanced to knockout stage
2Georgia Tech320162+46
3UW-Eau Claire310228−63
4SE Louisiana300306−60
Scores
12:00pm CST Georgia Tech 4–0UW-Eau ClaireField 10
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL
12:00pm CST Oregon 2–0SE LouisianaField 11
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL

6:00pm CST SE Louisiana0–2 Georgia Tech Field 10
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL
8:00pm CST UW-Eau Claire0–4 Oregon Field 11
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL

12:00pm CST Georgia Tech0–2 Oregon Field 10
Fri, November 18 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL
12:00pm CST SE Louisiana0–2 UW-Eau Claire Field 11
Fri, November 18 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL

Women's open

Group A
PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1Vanderbilt211030+47Advanced to knockout stage
2Iowa State211010+27
3Texas Tech200204−33
4Michigan StateDid not attend (All teams given 3 points and +1 goal difference)
Scores
10:00am CST Texas Tech0–1 Iowa State Field 2
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL

4:00pm CST Iowa State 0–0 Vanderbilt Field 1
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL

10:00am CST Vanderbilt 3–0Texas TechField 3
Fri, November 18 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL
Group B
PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1Virginia Tech220030+49Advanced to knockout stage
2Colorado-Black210133+16
3LSU200225−23
4San Diego StateDid not attend (All teams given 3 points and +1 goal difference)
Scores
10:00am CST Colorado 3–2LSUField 3
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL

4:00pm CST LSU0–2 Virginia Tech Field 4
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL

10:00am CST Colorado0–1 Virginia Tech Field 5
Fri, November 18 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL
Group C
PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1Cornell321074+37Advanced to knockout stage
2Virginia321074+37
3Miami (OH)301224−21
4Colorado State-Green301226−41
Scores
2:00pm CST Cornell 3–3 Virginia Field 3
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL
2:00pm CST Miami (OH) 1–1 Colorado State Field 4
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL

8:00pm CST Colorado State0–2 Cornell Field 3
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL
8:00pm CST Virginia 1–0Miami (OH)Field 4
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL

12:00pm CST Cornell 2–1Miami (OH)Field 1
Fri, November 18 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL
12:00pm CST Colorado State1–3 Virginia Field 2
Fri, November 18 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL
Group D
PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1Kansas220090+109Advanced to knockout stage
2MTSU210125−26
3UC-Berkeley200206−53
4UCFDid not attend (All teams given 3 points and +1 goal difference)
Scores
12:00pm CST Kansas 5–0MTSUField 3
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL

6:00pm CST UC-Berkeley0–4 Kansas Field 3
Thu, November 17 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL

12:00pm CST UC-Berkeley0–2 MTSU Field 4
Fri, November 18 Report Stadium: University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL

Source: [10]

Tournament bracket

Men's championship

Sweet 16QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
Fri • 8:00am • Field 8
Colorado4
Fri • 5:00pm • Field 9
Missouri1
Colorado2
Fri • 8:00am • Field 9
Penn State0
Penn State2
Sat • 10:00am • Field 8
Utah Valley State1
Colorado3
Fri • 8:00am • Field 10
Texas A&M1
Texas A&M2
Fri • 5:00pm • Field 10
Colorado State1
Texas A&M (pen.)0 (1)
Fri • 8:00am • Field 11
North Texas0 (0)
North Texas4
Sat • 5:00pm • Field 10
Illinois1
Colorado (a.e.t.)2
Fri • 10:00am • Field 8
Vanderbilt1
Weber State2
Fri • 7:00pm • Field 9
UC-Santa Barbara1
Weber State3
Fri • 10:00am • Field 9
San Diego0
Michigan0
Sat • 10:00am • Field 9
San Diego1
Weber State1
Fri • 10:00am • Field 10
Vanderbilt3
Vanderbilt5
Fri • 7:00pm • Field 10
Northern Iowa0
Vanderbilt3
Fri • 10:00am • Field 11
Dayton1
Dayton1
Texas0

Men's consolation

QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
Fri • 3:00pm • Field 7
UTEP5
Sat • 8:00am • Field 5
Cornell1
UTEP0
Fri • 3:00pm • Field 8
Virginia Tech4
Virginia Tech (pen.)2 (1)
Sat • 1:00pm • Field 9
North Carolina2 (0)
Virginia Tech2
Fri • 3:00pm • Field 9
Delaware3
Virginia3
Sat • 8:00am • Field 6
UPenn1
Virginia1
Fri • 3:00pm • Field 10
Delaware5
Purdue1
Delaware2

Women's championship

QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
Fri • 5:00pm • Field 1
Florida1
Sat • 10:00am • Field 1
Colorado State2
Colorado State4
Fri • 5:00pm • Field 2
Texas0
Penn State0
Sat • 3:00pm • Field 10
Texas3
Colorado State1
Fri • 5:00pm • Field 3
Michigan (a.e.t.)2
Arizona1
Sat • 10:00am • Field 2
Michigan2
Michigan (pen.)1 (1)
Fri • 5:00pm • Field 4
Colorado1 (0)
Colorado (pen.)0 (1)
UC-Santa Barbara0 (0)

Men's open

QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
Fri • 7:00pm • Field 5
Arizona1
Sat • 8:00am • Field 8
Colorado "Black"0
Arizona1
Fri • 7:00pm • Field 6
Oregon5
Georgia Southern0
Sat • 1:00pm • Field 8
Oregon2
Oregon2
Fri • 7:00pm • Field 7
UC-Berkeley0
UC-Berkeley (a.e.t.)4
Sat • 8:00am • Field 9
Georgia Tech3
UC-Berkeley3
Fri • 7:00pm • Field 8
Alabama2
Alabama (a.e.t.)2
Arizona State1

Women's open

QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
Fri • 7:00pm • Field 1
Vanderbilt1
Sat • 8:00am • Field 1
Colorado "Black"3
Colorado "Black"0
Fri • 7:00pm • Field 2
Virginia2
Virginia2
Sat • 1:00pm • Field 7
Kansas1
Virginia1
Fri • 7:00pm • Field 3
Virginia Tech0
Cornell6
Sat • 8:00am • Field 2
MTSU0
Cornell1
Fri • 7:00pm • Field 4
Virginia Tech2
Iowa State0
Virginia Tech1

All tournament teams

Key
MVP
Best goalkeeper

Men's championship

NameTeam
Chris BroszColorado
Jason CokerColorado
Danny AtkinsNorth Texas
Zach BurtonWeber State
Nick Van BueckenColorado
Richard OwenVanderbilt
Matt HuffstetlerColorado
Matt BainWeber State
Jake PetersDayton
Oscar AlmeidaTexas A&M
Max CavalliniVanderbilt
Ryan GoepfertVanderbilt

Women's championship

NameTeam
Katie MillerMichigan
Bre BennettMichigan
Kerry GreerColorado State
Dana RestrickMichigan
Jessie AjaMichigan
Catie ChaseColorado
Yobel GaskiTexas
Becca AinsworthTexasa
Elizabeth EberlyColorado State
Renee KreftColorado State
Annalyn LaveyColorado
Cat IslasArizona

Men's open

NameTeam
Brian MikalaitisOregon
Patrick DrakeOregon
Ivan LermaArizona
Mike BoiceArizona
Michael GilbertAlabama
Eric BeltAlabama
Jeff FriedmanArizona State
Sean SimmonsGeorgia Tech
Erin BrownUC-Berkeley
Eric RobertsOregon
Danny ArriolaUC-Berkeley
Zach McManusOregon

Women's open

NameTeam
Lauren NufferVirginia
Kristen TorranceVirginia
Alexandra KoloskusColorado
Christine AckerCornell
Liz EdringtonVirginia
Lauren MannsVirginia Tech
Lindsey DaughteryVirginia Tech
Meghan BernardColorado
Abby KohlmanCornell
Melissa ThomasonVirginia
Meredyth GehrigVirginia Tech
Kate AndersonVirginia

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