2009 NCAA Division I men's soccer tournament

2009 NCAA Division I men's soccer tournament

Men's College Cup (semifinals & final)
2009 Division I Men's College Cup logo
Tournament details
Country	United States
Teams	48
Defending champions	Maryland Terrapins
Final positions
Champions	Virginia Cavaliers
Runners-up	Akron Zips
Tournament statistics
Matches played	47
Goals scored	120 (2.55 per match)
Top goal scorer(s)	Will Bates (4)
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The 2009 NCAA Division I men's soccer tournament was a tournament of 48 teams from NCAA Division I who played for the NCAA Championship in soccer . The semifinals and final were held at WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, North Carolina. All the other games were played at the home field of the higher seeded team (indicated by * for non-seeded teams). The final was held on December 13, 2009 with Virginia defeating Akron, 3–2 in a penalty shoot-out, following a goalless regulation and two overtimes.

The bracket was announced November 16, 2009. The tournament started on November 19. The second round was played on November 22. The third round was played on November 29. The Regional Finals were played on December 4 and 5.

Regional 1

	First round					Second round					Regional semifinals					Regional Finals
		*South Florida (13–3–1)	2
		Stetson (14–3–2)	1
							South Florida (14–3–1)	0
						1	Akron (20–0–0)	2
											1	Akron (21–0–0)	2
												Stanford (12–5–2)	0
						16	UC-Irvine (15–6–0)	0
							Stanford (11–5–2)	1
		*Stanford (10–5–2)	3
		St. Mary's (CA) (10–4–5)	0
																1	Akron (22–0–0)	1
																8	Tulsa (15–4–2)	0
		*Notre Dame (10–7–4)	2
		Green Bay (14–2–3)	1
							Notre Dame (11–7–4)	1
						9	Northwestern (10–4–4)	3
											9	Northwestern (11–4–4)	0
											8	Tulsa (14–4–2)	1
						8	Tulsa (13–4–2)	4/OT
							Saint Louis (15–6–0)	3
		*Saint Louis (14–6–0)	2
		Missouri St. (12–4–2)	1

Regional 2

	First round					Second round					Regional semifinals					Regional Finals
		*Brown (10–2–5)	1/2OT
		Stony Brook (6–9–4)	0
							Brown (11–2–5)	0
						5	North Carolina (13–2–3)	2
											5	North Carolina (14–2–3)	1
												Indiana (12–9–1)	0
						12	Butler (14–2–2)	0
							Indiana (11–9–1)	1
		*Indiana (10–9–1)	2
		Louisville (13–2–4)	0
																5	North Carolina (15–2–3)	2
																	Drake (16–6–2)	1
		*Boston College (12–8–0)	2/2OT
		Dartmouth (10–6–1)	1
							Boston College (13–8–0)	1
						13	St. John's (9–2–9)	0
												Boston College (14–8–0)	4
												Drake (15–6–2)	6
						4	Ohio State (12–4–4)	0
							Drake (14–6–2)	1/OT
		*Drake (13–6–2)	2
		Western Illinois (8–9–2)	1

Regional 3

	First round					Second round					Regional semifinals					Regional Finals
		*Charlotte (11–3–5)	1(1)
		UNC-Wilmington (14–2–4)	1(4)
							UNC-Wilmington (14–2–5)	1
						3	Wake Forest (14–3–3)	2
											3	Wake Forest (15–3–3)	4
												Duke (14–6–0)	2
						14	Michigan State (11–7–2)	1
							Duke (13–6–0)	2
		*Duke (12–6–0)	3
		Winthrop (11–5–4)	2
																3	Wake Forest (16–3–3)	2
																6	UCLA (12–3–4)	0
		*UC-Santa Barbara (15–4–2)	1
		Wofford (12–2–3)	0
							UC-Santa Barbara (16–4–2)	1
						11	San Diego (12–5–2)	0
												UC-Santa Barbara (17–4–2)	1
											6	UCLA (11–3–4)	2
						6	UCLA (10–3–4)	2
							Sacramento St. (12–5–3)	1
		*Loyola-Marymount (10–8–2)	1
		Sacramento St. (11–5–3)	2/OT

Regional 4

	First round					Second round					Regional semifinals					Regional Finals
		*Maryland (12–5–2)	2
		Loyola (MD) (11–7–3)	1
							Maryland (13–5–2)	2
						7	Penn State (12–7–2)	1
												Maryland (14–5–2)	2
											10	Harvard (14–3–1)	0
						10	Harvard (13–3–1)	3
							Monmouth (18–1–2)	0
		*Monmouth (18–1–1)	0(4)
		Connecticut (11–4–3)	0(3)
																	Maryland (15–5–2)	0
																2	Virginia (16–3–3)	3
		*New Mexico (12–6–1)	1
		Portland (10–5–5)	2/OT
							Portland (11–5–5)	2
						15	NC State (13–6–2)	1
												Portland (12–5–5)	0
											2	Virginia (15–3–3)	1
						2	Virginia (14–3–3)	5
							Bucknell (17–5–0)	0
		*Princeton (9–5–3)	0
		Bucknell (16–5–0)	1

College Cup

All matches held in WakeMed Soccer Park, Cary, NC

	National semifinals December 11					National Championship December 13
	1	Akron (23–0–0)	0 (5)
	5	North Carolina (16–2–3)	0 (4)
						1	Akron (23–0–1)	0 (2)
						2	Virginia (18–3–3)	0 (3)
	3	Wake Forest (17–3–3)	1
	2	Virginia (17–3–3)	2 (a.e.t.)

Schedule

Host team, or higher seed, is listed on the Left. Away team or lower seed is listed on the right.

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Semifinals

#1 Akron v #5 North Carolina

December 11, 2009	#1 Akron	0-0 (5–4 p)	#5 North Carolina	Cary, North Carolina
5:30pm EST				Stadium: WakeMed Soccer Park Attendance: 8,862 Referee: Alex Prus
	Penalties
	Valentin Zemanski Sarkodie Caldwell Gavin		Farfan Loyd Graye McKinney Urso

#3 Wake Forest v #2 Virginia

December 11, 2009	#3 Wake Forest	1–2 OT	#2 Virginia	Cary, North Carolina
8:00pm EST	Bone 70'	Report	Tchani 55' Ownby 93'	Stadium: WakeMed Soccer Park Attendance: 8,862 Referee: Misail Tsapos

Championship

Main article: 2009 NCAA Division I men's soccer championship game

#1 Akron v #2 Virginia

December 13, 2009	#1 Akron	0-0 (a.e.t.) (2–3 p)	#2 Virginia	Cary, NC
1:00pm EST		Report		Stadium: WakeMed Soccer Park Attendance: 5,679 Referee: Chico Grajeda
	Penalties
	Valentin Zemanski Sarkodie Caldwell Gavin		Tchani Dimas Hiller Villanueva Monaco

Goal scorers

4 goals

• Will Bates – Virginia

3 goals

• Anthony Ampaipitakwong – Akron
• Luke Gorczyca – Drake
• Alex Dixon – North Carolina
• David Walker – UC Santa Barbara
• Zack Schilawski – Wake Forest

2 goals

• Kyle Bekker – Boston College
• Karl Reddick – Boston College
• Kevin Shrout – Drake
• Garrett Webb – Drake
• Ryan Finley – Duke
• Darren Yeagle – Indiana
• Billy Cortes – Maryland
• Casey Townsend – Maryland
• Jack Hillgard – Northwestern
• Collen Warner – Portland
• James Dice – Saint Louis
• Alex Sweetin -Saint Louis
• Austin Neil – Tulsa
• Tony Tchani – Virginia
• Austin da Luz – Wake Forest

1 goal

• Teal Bunbury – Akron
• Kofi Sarkodie – Akron
• Mori Avi Hana – Boston College
• Colin Murphy – Boston College
• Charlie Rugg – Boston College
• Sean Rosa – Brown
• Brendan Burgforf – Bucknell
• Adam Gross – Charlotte
• Dan Keat – Dartmouth
• Matt Kuhn – Drake
• Kenan Malicevic – Drake
• Michael Noonan – Drake
• Cole Grossman – Duke
• Trae Harrison – Duke
• Christian Ibeagha – Duke
• Ryan McDaniel – Duke
• Andrew Wenger – Duke
• Tony Walls – Green Bay
• Andre Akpan – Harvard
• Adam Rousmaniere – Harvard
• Richard Smith – Harvard
• Will Bruin – Indiana
• Phil Bannister – Loyola Maryland
• Vincent Ocampo – Loyola Marymount
• Jason Herrick – Maryland
• Drew Yates – Maryland
• Rubin Bega – Michigan State
• Heath Melugin – Missouri State
• Lance Rozeboom – New Mexico
• Billy Schuler – North Carolina
• Kirk Urso – North Carolina
• Akil DeFreitas – North Carolina State
• Piero Bellizzi – Northwestern
• Jeb Brovsky – Notre Dame
• Bright Dike – Notre Dame
• John Schaefer – Notre Dame
• Brian Forgue – Penn State
• Drew Chrostek – Portland
• Ryan Luke – Portland
• Max Alvarez – Sacramento State
• Bryan Baker – Sacramento State
• Scott Crandall – Sacramento State
• Michael Roach – Saint Louis
• Adam Jahn – Stanford
• Daniel Leon – Stanford
• Adoni Levine – Stanford
• Dominique Yahyavi – Stanford
• Fredrik Brustad – Stetson
• Bernardo Añor – South Florida
• Sébastien Thurière – South Florida
• Blaine Gonsalves – Tulsa
• Ashley McInnes – Tulsa
• Jose Parada – Tulsa
• Chandler Hoffman – UCLA
• Ryan Hollingshead – UCLA
• Fernando Monge – UCLA
• Kyle Nakazawa – UCLA
• Shawn Guderian – UNC Wilmington
• Daniel Roberts – UNC Wilmington
• Neil Barlow – Virginia
• Ari Dimas – Virginia
• Jordan Evans – Virginia
• Hunter Jumper – Virginia
• Brian Ownby – Virginia
• Anthony Arena – Wake Forest
• Corben Bone – Wake Forest
• Andy Lubahn – Wake Forest
• Sam Redmond – Wake Forest
• Husref Jopic – Western Illinois
• Said Abdi – Winthrop
• Cameron Alksnis – Winthrop

See also

• NCAA men's soccer tournament (disambiguation)

References

• "2009 NCAA Division I Men's Soccer Championship" (PDF). Men’s Division I Championship Brackets. National Collegiate Athletic Association. p. 49. Archived (PDF) from the original on May 16, 2012. Retrieved August 31, 2011.