2014 NCAA Division I women's soccer tournament

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2014 NCAA Division I women's soccer tournament
Women's College Cup (semifinals & final)
Tournament details
CountryUnited States
DatesNov. 14-Dec. 7
Teams64
Final positions
Champions Florida State Seminoles
Runner-up Virginia Cavaliers
Semifinalists
Tournament statistics
Matches played63
Goals scored208 (3.3 per match)
  2013
2015  

All statistics correct as of 12/07/14.

The 2014 NCAA Division I women's soccer championship was the 33rd edition of the tournament. The first round of the tournament began on November 14 and concluded with the College Cup final match at FAU Stadium in Boca Raton, Florida on December 7, 2014. [1] The Florida State Seminoles defeated the Virginia Cavaliers 1–0 in the final to win their first championship. [2]

Contents

Format

Since 2001, the NCAA Division I Women's Soccer Tournament, the tournament features 64 teams in a single-elimination tournament. [3] The 64-team tournament draws from a possible field of 332 teams. Of the 64 berths, 31 are allocated to the conference tournament or regular season winners. [4] The remaining 33 berths are supposed to be determined through an at-large process based upon teams' Ratings Percentage Index (RPI) that did not win their conference tournament. [4]

The NCAA Selection Committee names the top sixteen seeds for the tournament for home field hosting through the quarterfinal matches while teams that do not receive a seed are placed in matches to reduce travel. [4] The 16 seeded teams and teams from the same conference cannot play each other in the first-round or second-round. [4]

Seeded teams

SeedTeamConferenceRecordBerth type
#1 Florida State Atlantic Coast 18–1–1Conference Tournament
Stanford Pac-12 17–1–2At-large
Texas A&M Southeastern 18–2–2Conference Tournament
UCLA Pac-1218–0–2Conference champion
#2 Florida Southeastern14–4–1At-large
North Carolina Atlantic Coast12–3–2At-large
Penn State Big Ten 17–3–0At-large
Virginia Atlantic Coast18–2–0At-large
#3 Kentucky Southeastern15–6–0At-large
South Carolina Southeastern13–5–3At-large
Texas Tech Big 12 14–3–2At-large
West Virginia Big 1216–2–3Conference Tournament
#4 Notre Dame Atlantic Coast12–5–2At-large
Pepperdine Waves West Coast 15–2–3At-large
Washington Pac-1212–6–2At-large
Wisconsin Big Ten18–2–2Conference Tournament

Teams

UCLA Regional
SeedSchoolConferenceBerth TypeRecord
Arizona State Pac-12 At-large11-5-4
Central Conn. State Northeast Automatic11-5-4
Harvard Ivy League Automatic10-4-2
High Point Big South Automatic12-4-4
Illinois State Missouri Valley Automatic15-5
3 Kentucky SEC At-large15-6
La Salle Atlantic 10 At-large14-5-2
Northern Arizona Big Sky Automatic12-5-4
4 Pepperdine West Coast At-large15-2-3
Rutgers Big Ten At-large12-5-1
San Diego West Coast At-large10-7-2
SIU Edwardsville Ohio Valley Automatic13-6-1
South Florida American At-large13-6-2
1 UCLA Pac-12 Automatic18-0-2
USC Pac-12 At-large12-6-2
2 Virginia ACC At-large18-2
Texas A&M Regional
SeedSchoolConferenceBerth TypeRecord
Arizona Pac-12 At-large10-7-2
Buffalo MAC Automatic16-2-3
Connecticut American Automatic13-4-5
Dayton Atlantic 10 Automatic12-8-2
Georgetown Big East At-large11-4-5
Houston Baptist Southland Automatic10-6-5
New Hampshire America East Automatic08-8-4
4 Notre Dame ACC At-large12-5-2
Oklahoma State Big 12 At-large10-9-1
2 Penn State Big Ten At-large17-3
Rice Conference USA Automatic14-3-3
Texas Big 12 At-large10-7-4
1 Texas A&M SEC Automatic18-2-2
Valparaiso Horizon Automatic14-1-4
Virginia Tech ACC At-large14-5
3 West Virginia Big 12 Automatic16-2-3
Florida State Regional
SeedSchoolConferenceBerth TypeRecord
Boston U. Patriot Automatic14-4-3
BYU West Coast Automatic13-4-3
Clemson ACC At-large13-3-2
Colorado Pac-12 At-large13-6-1
DePaul Big East Automatic16-0-4
1 Florida State ACC Automatic18-1-1
Georgia SEC At-large10-7-2
2 North Carolina ACC At-large12-3-2
Northeastern CAA Automatic14-4-3
Seattle WAC Automatic14-4-2
South Alabama Sun Belt Automatic19-2-1
3 South Carolina SEC At-large13-5-3
South Dakota State Summit Automatic10-7-2
UCF American At-large16-4
Washington State Pac-12 At-large10-4-4
4 Wisconsin Big Ten Automatic18-2-2
Stanford Regional
SeedSchoolConferenceBerth TypeRecord
Arkansas SEC At-large08-6-6
Auburn SEC At-large11-6-3
Cal State Fullerton Big West Automatic10-7-4
California Pac-12 At-large13-5-2
2 Florida SEC At-large14-4-1
Florida Gulf Coast Atlantic Sun Automatic17-3
Kansas Big 12 At-large15-5
Mercer Southern Automatic14-5-2
Missouri SEC At-large11-6-3
Oklahoma Big 12 At-large10-8-4
Prairie View A&M SWAC Automatic11-8-1
Rider MAAC Automatic12-5-3
San Diego State Mountain West Automatic15-4-2
1 Stanford Pac-12 At-large17-1-2
3 Texas Tech Big 12 At-large14-3-2
4 Washington Pac-12 At-large12-6-2

Bracket

Bracket 1

First Round
Round of 64
Second Round
Round of 32
Third Round
Round of 16
Quarterfinals
Round of 8
            
1 UCLA 5
San Diego 0
1 UCLA7
Harvard 0
. Central Connecticut 0
Harvard 6
1 UCLA1
4 Pepperdine 0
. South Florida 2
Illinois State 3
Illinois State 0
4 Pepperdine4
USC 1.(2)
4 Pepperdine 1.(4)
1 UCLA 1
2 Virginia2
3 Kentucky 0.(4)
SIU Edwardsville 0.(2)
3 Kentucky3
Arizona State 1
. Northern Arizona 2
Arizona State 4
3 Kentucky 0
2 Virginia7
. Rutgers 2
La Salle 0
Rutgers 0
2 Virginia3
High Point 0
2 Virginia 8

Bracket 2

First Round
Round of 64
Second Round
Round of 32
Third Round
Round of 16
Quarterfinals
Round of 8
            
1 Texas A&M 5
Houston Baptist 0
1 Texas A&M7
Arizona 2
. Arizona 1
Oklahoma State 0
1 Texas A&M2
4 Notre Dame 1
. Texas 3
Rice 0
Texas 1
4 Notre Dame2
Valparaiso 0
4 Notre Dame 1
1 Texas A&M2
2 Penn State 1
3 West Virginia 0.(3)
Georgetown 0.(4)
.Georgetown 3
Virginia Tech4
. Dayton 0
Virginia Tech 4
Virginia Tech 1
2 Penn State2
. Connecticut 2
New Hampshire 0
Connecticut 0
2 Penn State1
Buffalo 1
2 Penn State 4

Bracket 3

First Round
Round of 64
Second Round
Round of 32
Third Round
Round of 16
Quarterfinals
Round of 8
            
1 Florida State 5
South Alabama 0
1 Florida State3
Northeastern 0
. Northeastern 2
Boston University 0
1 Florida State1
UCF 0
. Central Florida 2
Georgia 1
UCF3
4 Wisconsin 2
DePaul 0
4 Wisconsin 2
1 Florida State5
3 South Carolina 0
3 South Carolina 0.(4)
Clemson 0.(3)
3 South Carolina0.(2)
Seattle 0.(1)
. Seattle 2
Washington State 1
3 South Carolina1
2 North Carolina 0
. Colorado 2
BYU 0
Colorado 0
2 North Carolina1
South Dakota State 0
2 North Carolina 2

Bracket 4

First Round
Round of 64
Second Round
Round of 32
Third Round
Round of 16
Quarterfinals
Round of 8
            
1 Stanford 5
Cal State Fullerton 2
1 Stanford1
Arkansas 0
. Arkansas 3
Oklahoma 2
1 Stanford1
4 Washington 0
. Kansas 1
Missouri 3
Missouri 0
4 Washington1
Rider 0
4 Washington 1
1 Stanford2.(4)
2 Florida 2.(3)
3 Texas Tech 8
Prairie View A&M 0
3 Texas Tech2
Auburn 1
. Auburn 1
Florida Gulf Coast 0
3 Texas Tech 2
2 Florida3
. California 3
San Diego State 2
California 1
2 Florida3
Mercer 0
2 Florida 3

College Cup

Semifinals Final
      
2Virginia3
1 Texas A&M 1
2 Virginia 0
1 Florida State1
1Florida State2
1 Stanford 0

Results

First round

Second round

Third round

Quarterfinals

College Cup

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