2022 U Sports Men's Soccer Championship

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2022 U Sports Men's Soccer Championship
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Tournament details
CountryCanada
Venue(s) Hillside Stadium
Kamloops, British Columbia
Dates10–13 November 2022
Teams8
Final positions
Champions Thompson Rivers (1st title)
Runner-up UBC
Third place Montréal Carabins
  2021
2023  

All statistics correct as of 13 November 2022.

The 2022 U Sports Men's Soccer Championship was the 50th edition of the U Sports men's soccer championship, a postseason tournament to determine the national champion of the 2022 U Sports men's soccer season. The tournament started on November 10 and ended with the bronze-medal and championship games being played on November 13 in Kamloops, British Columbia.

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Venue

The tournament was held at Hillside Stadium, on the grounds of Thompson Rivers University. [1] TRU last hosted the tournament in 2017, when they defeated perennial rival UBC on penalty kicks. [2]

Qualification

The championship consisted of an eight-team single-elimination tournament. Four teams automatically qualified for the tournament as one of the winners of the four conferences, three qualified as the runners-ups, and one qualified as the host.

Participating teams

SeedTeamQualifiedRecord
1 CBU Capers AUS champions10–0–2 [3]
2 Montréal Carabins RSEQ champions9–1–2
3 UBC Thunderbirds Canada West champions9–3–3 [4]
4 McMaster Marauders OUA champions8–3–1
5 Thompson Rivers WolfPack Host7–3–5 [5]
6 TMU Bold OUA finalists9–3–0 [6]
7 St. Francis Xavier X-Men AUS finalists7–3–2
8 UQTR Patriotes RSEQ finalists7–3–2

Bracket

The bracket was announced on Sunday, November 6, 2022. [7]

First Round: November 10 Semi-Finals: November 11 Championship Game: November 12
         
1 CBU2
8 UQTR 0
1 CBU 2
5 Thompson Rivers (p) 2
4 McMaster 1
5 Thompson Rivers2
3 UBC 1
5 Thompson Rivers (p) 1
2 Montreal3
7 STFX 0
2 Montreal 0 Bronze-Medal Game: November 12
3 UBC3
3 UBC41 CBU 0
6 TMU 0 2 Montreal3

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