2024 NCAA Division I men's soccer tournament

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All Division I men's soccer programs are eligible to qualify for the tournament. 21 teams received automatic bids by winning their conference tournaments, one team received an automatic bid by claiming the conference regular season crown (the West Coast Conference does not hold a conference tournament), and an additional 26 teams earned at-large bids based on their regular season records.

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The top 16 teams are seeded and earn a bye to the second round of the tournament.

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The bracket was announced on Monday, November 18, 2024. First round games were to be played on November 21 at campus sites.

{{4RoundBracket-Byes

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|RD1 = First round
November 21

|RD2 = Second round
November 24

|RD3 = Third round
Nov 30 - Dec 1

|RD4 = Quarterfinals
December 6–7

|RD1-team03 = Western Michigan*

|RD1-score03 = 5

|RD1-team04 = SIUE

|RD1-score04 = 1

|RD1-team05 = UCLA*

|RD1-score05 = 0

|RD1-team06 = UC Santa Barbara

|RD1-score06 = 1

|RD1-team11 = Providence*

|RD1-score11 = 2

|RD1-team12 = Bucknell

|RD1-score12 = 1

|RD1-team13 = Maryland*

|RD1-score13 = 5

|RD1-team14 = LIU

|RD1-score14 = 2

|RD2-seed01 = 1

|RD2-team01 = Ohio State*

|RD2-score01 = 2

|RD2-seed02 =

|RD2-team02 = Western Michigan

|RD2-score02 = 1

|RD2-seed03 =

|RD2-team03 = UC Santa Barbara

|RD2-score03 = 2 (5)

|RD2-seed04 = 16

|RD2-team04 = Stanford*

|RD2-score04 = 2 (6)

|RD2-seed05 = 9

|RD2-team05 = Clemson*

|RD2-score05 = 2

|RD2-seed06 =

|RD2-team06 = Providence

|RD2-score06 = 0

|RD2-seed07 =

|RD2-team07 = Maryland

|RD2-score07 = 1

|RD2-seed08 = 8

|RD2-team08 = Wake Forest*

|RD2-score08 = 2

|RD3-seed01 = 1

|RD3-team01 = Ohio State*

|RD3-score01 = 0 (4)

|RD3-seed02 = 16

|RD3-team02 = Stanford

|RD3-score02 = 0 (2)

|RD3-seed03 = 9

|RD3-team03 = Clemson

|RD3-score03 = 1

|RD3-seed04 = 8

|RD3-team04 = Wake Forest*

|RD3-score04 = 2

|RD4-seed01 = 1

|RD4-team01 = Ohio State*

|RD4-score01 = 3

|RD4-seed02 = 8

|RD4-team02 = Wake Forest

|RD4-score02 = 0

}}

*Host institution

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|date = November 21

|time = 1:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

|team1 = Western Michigan

|score = 5–1

|report = https://wmubroncos.com/sports/mens-soccer/stats/2024/siue/boxscore/16192

|team2 = SIUE

|goals1 = *{{goal|3}} Owen Smith

• {{goal|38}} Christian Shannon
• {{goal|50||62}} Greyson Mercer
• {{yel|67}} Owen Smith
• {{goal|82}} Duarte Chapelas

|goals2 = *Pavel Dashin {{goal|71|pen.}}

• Stephan Moreira {{yel|63}}
• Archie McDonnell {{yel|71}}
• Nic Muench {{yel|73}}
• Wes Gibson {{yel|85}}
• Patrick Coleman {{yel|90}}

|stadium = WMU Soccer Complex

|location = Kalamazoo, MI

|attendance = 367

|referee = Nikola Aleksic

|assistantreferees = Christian Little

|assistantreferee2 = Ryan Homik

|fourthofficial = Cesar Ibarra

}}

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|date = November 21

|time = 7:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

|team1 = Maryland

|score = 5–2

|report = https://umterps.com/sports/mens-soccer/stats/2024/long-island/boxscore/18519

|team2 = LIU

|goals1 = *{{goal|5}} Alex Nitzl

• {{goal|67|pen.}} Leon Koehl
• {{goal|68}} Sadam Masereka
• {{goal|74}} Luca Costabile
• {{goal|85}} Max Rogers
• {{yel|90}} Albi Ndrenika

|goals2 = *Stephane Njike {{goal|43}}

• Papa Sow {{goal|48}}
• Niklas Thanhofer {{yel|54}}
• Alan Martinez {{yel|76}}

|stadium = Ludwig Field

|location = College Park, MD

|attendance = 938

|referee = Andrea Pileri

|assistantreferees = Jay Hutchinson

|assistantreferee2 = Alexander Tyshkevych

|fourthofficial = Ryan Nee

}}

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|date = November 21

|time = 7:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

|team1 = Providence

|score = 2–1

|report = https://friars.com/sports/mens-soccer/stats/2024/bucknell/boxscore/11957

|team2 = Bucknell

|goals1 = *{{goal|12}} Aidan Davock

• {{goal|32}} Israel Dos Santos Neto
• {{yel|75}} Brandon Marshall

|goals2= *Zane Domsohn {{goal|43}}

• Jack Lucas {{yel|85}}
• Cade Whitmire {{yel|86}}

|stadium = Chapey Field

|location = Providence, RI

|attendance = 829

|referee = Matthew Mercier

|assistantreferees = Andre Carr

|assistantreferee2 = Jose Mendes

|fourthofficial = Thomas Felice

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|date = November 21

|time = 10:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

|team1 = UCLA

|score = 0–1

|aet = yes

|report = https://ucsbgauchos.com/sports/mens-soccer/stats/2024/ucla/boxscore/11732

|team2 = UC Santa Barbara

|goals1 = *{{yel|38}} Jose Contell

• {{yel|79}} Tarun Karumanchi

|goals2 = *Isaiah Barber {{yel|72}}

• Nicolas Hald Willumsen {{golden goal|93}}

|stadium = Wallis Annenberg Stadium

|location = Los Angeles, CA

|attendance = 1,191

|referee = Michael Gebreslassie

|assistantreferees = Adrian Gonzalez

|assistantreferee2 = Edward Hernandez

|fourthofficial = Matthew Tanious

}}

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|date = November 24

|time = 5:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

|team1 = #1 Ohio State

|score = 2–1

|report = https://ohiostatebuckeyes.com/news/2024/11/24/mens-soccer-no-1-ohio-state-advances-to-ncaa-3rd-rnd-with-2-1-win

|team2 = Western Michigan

|goals1 =

• Siggi Magnusson {{goal|41}}
• David Wrona {{yel|58}}
• Michael Adedokun {{goal|65}}

|goals2 =

• {{goal|33}} Owen Smith
• {{yel|52}} Team
• {{yel|57}} Tanner Hodgson
• {{yel|90}} Roni Sylejmani

|stadium = Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium

|location = Columbus, OH

|attendance = 1,713

|referee = Calin Radosav

|assistantreferees = Michael Nickerson

|assistantreferee2 = Justin Tatsak

|fourthofficial = Youssef Eimessoussi

}}

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|date = November 24

|time = 6:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

|team1 = #9 Clemson

|score = 2–0

|report = https://clemsontigers.com/musahs-brace-leads-tigers-into-ncaa-tournament-third-round/

|team2 = Providence

|goals1 =

• Ransford Gyan {{yel|39}}
• Wahabu Musah {{goal|43||78}}

|goals2 =

• {{yel|23}} Pearse O'Brien
• {{yel|32}} Brandon Marshall

|stadium = Riggs Field

|location = Clemson, SC

|attendance = 2,606

|referee = Amin Hadzic

|assistantreferees = Thomas Brigman

|assistantreferee2 = Benjamin Oakley

|fourthofficial = Jarred Mosher

}}

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|date = November 24

|time = 6:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

|team1 = #8 Wake Forest

|score = 2–1

|report = https://godeacs.com/news/2024/11/24/mens-soccer-wake-forest-defeats-maryland-2-1-to-advance-to-the-third-round-of-the-ncaa-tournament

|team2 = Maryland

|goals1 =

• Dylan Borso {{goal|12}}
• Jose Perez {{yel|50}}
• Travis Smith Jr. {{yel|51}}
• Bo Cummins {{yel|53}}
• Cooper Flax {{goal|63}}
• Trace Alpin {{yel|69}}
• Team {{yel|69}}

|goals2 =

• {{goal|42}} Max Rogers
• {{yel|63}} Team
• {{yel|66}} Bjarne Thiesen
• {{yel|69}} Chris Steinleitner
• {{yel|88}} William Kulvik

|stadium = Spry Soccer Stadium

|location = Winston-Salem, NC

|attendance = 2,034

|referee = Mike Stutt

|assistantreferees = Jason White

|assistantreferee2 = Kevin Uitto

|fourthofficial = John Matto

}}

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|date = November 24

|time = 8:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

|team1 = #16 Stanford

|score = 2–2

|aet=yes

|penaltyscore= 6–5

|report = https://gostanford.com/news/2024/11/25/sweet-victory-msoc24

|team2 = UC Santa Barbara

|goals1 =

• Noah Adnan {{goal|33||45}}
• Rowan Schnebly {{yel|72}}
• Team {{yel|72}}
• Dylan Hooper {{yel|98}}

|penalties1=

• Will Reilly {{pengoal}}
• Dylan Hooper {{pengoal}}
• Zach Bohane {{pengoal}}
• Noah Adnan {{penmiss}}
• Alex Chow {{pengoal}}
• Duncan Jarvie {{pengoal}}

|goals2 =

• {{goal|50}} Haruki Utsumi
• {{yel|67}} Team
• {{yel|72}} Ocean Salari
• {{yel|72}} Ramses Martinez
• {{yel|72}} Filip Basili
• {{goal|90}} Zac Siebenlist

|penalties2=

• {{pengoal}} Mikkel Goeling
• {{pengoal}} Henrique Bueno
• {{pengoal}} Nicholas Willumsen
• {{penmiss}} Ocean Salari
• {{pengoal}} Alexis Ledoux
• {{pengoal}} Kaden Standish
• {{penmiss}} Peleg Brown

|stadium = Maloney Field

|location = Stanford, CA

|attendance = 2,300

|referee = Brandon Stevis

|assistantreferees = Peter Hanson

|assistantreferee2 = Andrew Hanks

|fourthofficial = Victor Mba

}}

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|date = December 1

|time = 5:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

|team1 = #1 Ohio State

|score = 0–0

|aet = yes

|penaltyscore= 4–2

|report = https://ohiostatebuckeyes.com/news/2024/12/1/mens-soccer-no-1-ohio-state-advances-on-pks-4-2-vs-no-16-stanford

|team2 = #16 Stanford

|goals1 =

• Thomas Gilej {{yel|20}}
• Siggi Magnusson {{yel|45}}
• David Wrona {{yel|108}}

|penalties1=

• Marko Borkovic {{pengoal}}
• Thomas Gilej {{pengoal}}
• Parker Grinstead {{pengoal}}
• Anthony Samways {{pengoal}}

|goals2 =

• {{yel|45}} Rowan Schnebly
• {{yel|56}} Palmer Bank
• {{yel|104}} Dylan Hooper

|penalties2=

• {{penmiss}} Will Reilly
• {{penmiss}} Zach Bohane
• {{pengoal}} Dylan Hooper
• {{pengoal}} Alex Chow

|stadium = Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium

|location = Columbus, OH

|attendance = 1,136

|referee = Nikola Aleksic

|assistantreferees = Andrew Bigelow

|assistantreferee2 = Race Williams

|fourthofficial = Ali Zolgharnain

}}

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|date = December 1

|time = 6:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

|team1 = #8 Wake Forest

|score = 2–1

|aet = yes

|report = https://godeacs.com/news/2024/12/1/mens-soccer-freshman-duo-powers-demon-deacons-past-clemson-and-into-the-quarterfinals-of-the-ncaa-tournament

|team2 = #9 Clemson

|goals1 =

• Ryan Belal {{goal|43}}
• Pariss Mitchell {{yel|70}}
• Dylan Borso {{golden goal|92}}

|goals2 =

• {{goal|21}} Ransford Gyan
• {{yel|86}} Titus Sandy Jr.

|stadium = Spry Soccer Stadium

|location = Winston-Salem, NC

|attendance = 2,273

|referee = Dimitar Chavdarov

|assistantreferees = Andrew Charron

|assistantreferee2 = Justin Howard

|fourthofficial = John Rush

}}

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|date = December 7

|time = 5:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

|team1 = #1 Ohio State

|score = 3–0

|report = https://ohiostatebuckeyes.com/sports/mens-soccer/stats/2024/no-8-wake-forest-university/boxscore/20854

|team2 = #8 Wake Forest

|goals1 =

• Thomas Gilej {{yel|34}}
• Michael Adedokun {{goal|40|pen.||59}}
• David Ajagbe {{goal|48}}
• Deylen Vellios {{yel|88}}

|goals2 =

• {{yel|45 }} Prince Amponsah
• {{yel|72}} Team

|stadium = Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium

|location = Columbus, OH

|attendance = 1,763

|referee = Austin Saini

|assistantreferees = Sean West

|assistantreferee2 = Fernando Pina

|fourthofficial = Noah Matos

}}

Rankings shown are national seeds.

{{4RoundBracket-Byes

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|RD1 = First round
November 21

|RD2 = Second round
November 24

|RD3 = Third round
Nov 30 - Dec 1

|RD4 = Quarterfinals
December 6–7

|RD1-team03 = Michigan*

|RD1-score03 = 2

|RD1-team04 = Robert Morris

|RD1-score04 = 0

|RD1-team05 = Washington*

|RD1-score05 = 0 (3)

|RD1-team06 = Seattle

|RD1-score06 = 0 (0)

|RD1-team11 = North Carolina*

|RD1-score11 = 0 (3)

|RD1-team12 = Furman

|RD1-score12 = 0 (5)

|RD1-team13 = NC State*

|RD1-score13 = 2

|RD1-team14 = Charlotte

|RD1-score14 = 1

|RD2-seed01 = 5

|RD2-team01 = Dayton*

|RD2-score01 = 2

|RD2-seed02 =

|RD2-team02 = Michigan

|RD2-score02 = 0

|RD2-seed03 =

|RD2-team03 = Washington

|RD2-score03 = 1

|RD2-seed04 = 12

|RD2-team04 = SMU*

|RD2-score04 = 2

|RD2-seed05 = 13

|RD2-team05 = Marshall*

|RD2-score05 = 4

|RD2-seed06 =

|RD2-team06 = Furman

|RD2-score06 = 0

|RD2-seed07 =

|RD2-team07 = NC State

|RD2-score07 = 2

|RD2-seed08 = 4

|RD2-team08 = Georgetown*

|RD2-score08 = 0

|RD3-seed01 = 5

|RD3-team01 = Dayton*

|RD3-score01 = 1

|RD3-seed02 = 12

|RD3-team02 = SMU

|RD3-score02 = 3

|RD3-seed03 = 13

|RD3-team03 = Marshall*

|RD3-score03 = 2

|RD3-seed04 =

|RD3-team04 = NC State

|RD3-score04 = 1

|RD4-seed01 = 12

|RD4-team01 = SMU*

|RD4-score01 = 2

|RD4-seed02 = 13

|RD4-team02 = Marshall

|RD4-score02 = 3

}}

*Host institution

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|date = November 21

|time = 5:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

|team1 = North Carolina

|score = 0–0

|penaltyscore = 3–5

|aet = yes

|report = https://furmanpaladins.com/sports/mens-soccer/stats/2024/north-carolina/boxscore/9088

|team2 = Furman

|goals1 = * {{yel|106}} Bertil Hansen

|goals2 = *Luke Hutzell {{yel|43}}

• Christian Kraus {{yel|70}}
• Jack Travis {{yel|104}}
• Aaron Salinas {{yel|104}}

|penalties1 =

• {{pengoal}} Sam Williams
• {{pengoal}} Martin Vician
• {{pengoal}} Matthew Acosta
• {{penmiss}} Luke Hille

|penalties2 =

• Ivan Agyaakwah {{pengoal}}
• Christian Kraus {{pengoal}}
• Wilfer Bustamante {{pengoal}}
• Slade Starnes {{pengoal}}
• Diego Hernandez {{pengoal}}

|stadium = Dorrance Field

|location = Chapel Hill, NC

|attendance = 801

|referee = Amin Hadzic

|assistantreferees = Marcus Moss

|assistantreferee2 = Thomas Rutherford

|fourthofficial = Chris Zuerner

}}

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|date = November 21

|time = 6:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

|team1 = Michigan

|score = 2–0

|report = https://rmucolonials.com/sports/mens-soccer/stats/2024/michigan/boxscore/14635

|team2 = Robert Morris

|goals1 = *{{goal|13}} Matthew Fisher

• {{yel|44}} Jason Bucknor
• {{yel|69}} Jonathan Nabaka
• {{goal|80}} Duilio Herrera

|goals2 = *Victor Thompson, Jr. {{yel|57}}

• Gabe Norris {{yel|66}}
• Lucas Barsoee {{yel|79}}
• William Dodzi Afawubo {{yel|84}}
• Kyler Miller {{yel|87}}
• Kai McLoughlin {{yel|88}}

|stadium = U-M Soccer Stadium

|location = Ann Arbor, MI

|attendance = 623

|referee = Sorin Stoica

|assistantreferees = Rob Ruta

|assistantreferee2 = John Douglas

|fourthofficial = Aaron Fong

}}

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|date = November 21

|time = 7:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

|team1 = NC State

|score = 2–1

|aet = yes

|report = https://charlotte49ers.com/sports/mens-soccer/stats/2024/nc-state/boxscore/19251

|team2 = Charlotte

|goals1 = *{{goal|86}} Donavan Phillip

• {{golden goal|103}} Nikola Markovic

|goals2 =

• Jaedon Richardson {{yel|77}}
• Daniel Moore {{yel|84}}
• Abubacarr Fofana {{goal|89}}
• Riyon Tori {{yel|89}}

|stadium = Dail Soccer Field

|location = Raleigh, NC

|attendance = 1154

|referee = Brandon Marion

|assistantreferees = Jeremy Smith

|assistantreferee2 = Richard Crowgey

|fourthofficial = Rick Rogers

}}

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|date = November 21

|time = 10:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

|team1 = Washington

|score = 0–0

|penaltyscore = 3–0

|aet = yes

|report = [https://gohuskies.com/sports/mens-soccer/stats/2024/seattle-u/boxscore/24350 Report]

|team2 = Seattle

|goals1 = *{{yel|37}} Richie Aman

• {{yel|46}} Charlie Kosakoff
• {{yel|55}} Harrison Bertos
• {{yel|64}} Coach

|goals2 = *Taketo Onodera {{yel|36}}

• Andre Philibbosian {{yel|36}}
• Mo Mohamed {{yel|82}}
• Demian Alvarez {{yel|88}}

|penalties1 =

• {{pengoal}} Charlie Kosakoff
• {{penmiss}} Nick O'Brien
• {{pengoal}} Chris Meyers
• {{pengoal}} Egor Akulov

|penalties2 =

• Taketo Onodera {{penmiss}}
• Edgar Leon {{penmiss}}
• Demian Alvarez {{penmiss}}

|stadium = Husky Soccer Stadium

|location = Seattle, WA

|attendance = 2987

|referee = Cedric Adams

|assistantreferees = Baboucar Jallow

|assistantreferee2 = Raymond Moffatte, Jr.

|fourthofficial = Chris Turner

}}

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|date = November 24

|time = 12:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

|team1 = #4 Georgetown

|score = 0–2

|report = https://gopack.com/news/2024/11/24/mens-soccer-nc-state-advances-to-sweet-16-for-first-time-in-over-30-years

|team2 = NC State

|goals1 =

• Tate Lampman {{yel|84}}

|goals2 =

• {{goal|27}} Drew Lovelace
• {{yel|58}} Nikola Markovic
• {{goal|66}} Donavan Phillip

|stadium = Shaw Field

|location = Washington, DC

|attendance = 1,899

|referee = Nickrod Fateh

|assistantreferees = Conor McCloskey

|assistantreferee2 = J.T. Alukonis

|fourthofficial = Max Smith

}}

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|date = November 24

|time = 2:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

|team1 = #13 Marshall

|score = 4–0

|report = https://herdzone.com/news/2024/11/24/mens-soccer-13-seed-herd-mens-soccer-starts-ncaa-tournament-with-4-0-shutout-of-furman

|team2 = Furman

|goals1 =

• Lineker Rodrigues dos Santos {{goal|22||40}}
• Haruhi Taneda {{goal|40}}
• Tarik Pannholzer {{goal|41}}

|goals2 =

• {{yel|44}} Landon Hill
• {{yel|61}} Caleb Johnson
• {{yel|65}} Jack Travis
• {{yel|70}} Luke Hutzell
• {{yel|78}} Gabe Cox

|stadium = Hoops Family Field

|location = Huntington, WV

|attendance = 2,257

|referee = Lucas Feathers

|assistantreferees = Eric Usher

|assistantreferee2 = Alex Adkins

|fourthofficial = Richard Crowgey

}}

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|date = November 24

|time = 7:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

|team1 = #5 Dayton

|score = 2–0

|report = https://daytonflyers.com/news/2024/11/24/mens-soccer-no-5-2-mens-soccer-advances-to-sweet-sixteen-with-win-over-michigan.aspx

|team2 = Michigan

|goals1 =

• Dario Caetano {{yel|39}}
• Ethan Sassine {{goal|39||60}}

|goals2 =

• {{yel|56}} Murphy Parker
• {{yel|61}} Joao Paulo Ramos

|stadium = Baujan Field

|location = Dayton, OH

|attendance = 2,513

|referee = Nicholas Balcer

|assistantreferees = Shane Foley

|assistantreferee2 = Noah Matos Hernandez

|fourthofficial = Aaron Hernandez

}}

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|date = November 24

|time = 7:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

|team1 = #12 SMU

|score = 2–1

|report = https://smumustangs.com/news/2024/11/24/mens-soccer-zarnick-late-winner-mustangs-advance-to-round-of-16.aspx

|team2 = Washington

|goals1 =

• Owen Zarnick {{yel|17}}, {{goal|89}}
• Stephan Soghomonian {{goal|40}}
• Nikola Djordjevic {{yel|50}}
• Bailey Sparks {{yel|61}}

|goals2 =

• {{yel|27}} Caden Buckley
• {{goal|30}} Joe Dale
• {{yel|68}} Zach Ramsey
• {{yel|71}} Chris Meyers
• {{yel|90}} Team

|stadium = Washburne Soccer and Track Stadium

|location = Dallas, TX

|attendance = 1,876

|referee = Daniel Radford

|assistantreferees = Fevzi Demirhan

|assistantreferee2 = Joshua Ell

|fourthofficial = Jarrod Tackel

}}

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|date = November 30

|time = 7:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

|team1 = #5 Dayton

|score = 1–3

|report = https://smumustangs.com/news/2024/11/30/mens-soccer-no-12-smu-wins-3-1-at-no-5-dayton-advances-to-the-elite-eight.aspx

|team2 = #12 SMU

|goals1 =

• Martin Bakken {{goal|1}}
• Felix Buabeng {{sent off|2|87|90}}
• Dario Caetano {{yel|89}}
• Joseph Melto Quiah {{yel|89}}

|goals2 =

• {{goal|18}} Kyran Chambron Pinho
• {{goal|65|pen.}} Bailey Sparks
• {{goal|72}} Owen Zarnick
• {{yel|73}} Daniel Escorcia
• {{yel|81}}, {{yel|90}} Team
• {{yel|81}} Owen Zarnick

|stadium = Baujan Field

|location = Dayton, OH

|attendance = 1,108

|referee = Calin Radosav

|assistantreferees = Cory Richardson

|assistantreferee2 = Mateusz Dulski

|fourthofficial = Kevin Fikar

}}

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|date = November 30

|time = 2:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

|team1 = #13 Marshall

|score = 2–1

|report = https://herdzone.com/news/2024/11/30/mens-soccer-13-seed-marshall-mens-soccer-takes-down-nc-state-2-1-in-round-of-16

|team2 = NC State

|goals1 =

• Lineker Rodrigues dos Santos {{goal|9||37}}
• Marco Silva {{yel|75}}
• Aymane Sordo {{yel|84}}
• Team {{yel|84}}
• Taimu Okiyoshi {{yel|89}}

|goals2 =

• {{yel|45}} Team
• {{yel|75}} Samuel Terranova
• {{goal|77}} Vusumzi Plamana

|stadium = Hoops Family Field

|location = Huntington, WV

|attendance = 2,048

|referee = Sorin Stoica

|assistantreferees = William Gathers

|assistantreferee2 = Ross Kleinstuber

|fourthofficial = Richard Crowgey

}}

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|date = December 8

|time = 2:00{{nbsp}}p.m. CST

|team1 = #12 SMU

|score = 2–3

|report = https://herdzone.com/news/2024/12/8/mens-soccer-herd-mens-soccer-reaches-second-college-cup-final-four-in-program-history

|team2 = #13 Marshall

|goals1 =

• Enzo Panozzo {{yel|7}}
• Daniel Escorcia {{sent off|2|26|86}}
• Bailey Sparks {{yel|56}}
• Milton Lopez {{goal|58||83}}
• Cameron Victor {{yel|62}}
• Lamar Bynum {{sent off|2|80|90}}
• Team {{yel|86}}

|goals2 =

• {{yel|13}} Tarik Pannholzer
• {{goal|24}} Lineker Rodrigues dos Santos
• {{yel|38}} Takahiro Fujita
• {{goal|56}} Marco Silva
• {{yel|69}} Taimu Okiyoshi
• {{goal|76}} Pablo Simon
• {{yel|79}} Ryan Holmes

|stadium = Washburne Soccer and Track Stadium

|location = Dallas, TX

|attendance = 1,635

|referee =

|assistantreferees =

|assistantreferee2 =

|fourthofficial =

}}

Rankings shown are national seeds.

{{4RoundBracket-Byes

| score-width=35

|RD1 = First round
November 21

|RD2 = Second round
November 24

|RD3 = Third round
Nov 30 - Dec 1

|RD4 = Quarterfinals
December 6–7

|RD1-team03 = Oregon State*

|RD1-score03 = 0

|RD1-team04 = Gardner-Webb

|RD1-score04 = 1

|RD1-team05 = Akron*

|RD1-score05 = 1

|RD1-team06 = Princeton

|RD1-score06 = 0

|RD1-team11 = West Virginia*

|RD1-score11 = 2

|RD1-team12 = North Florida

|RD1-score12 = 1

|RD1-team13 = UMass*

|RD1-score13 = 2

|RD1-team14 = Evansville

|RD1-score14 =1

|RD2-seed01 = 3

|RD2-team01 = Denver*

|RD2-score01 = 3

|RD2-seed02 =

|RD2-team02 = Gardner-Webb

|RD2-score02 = 0

|RD2-seed03 =

|RD2-team03 = Akron

|RD2-score03 = 1

|RD2-seed04 = 14

|RD2-team04 = Indiana*

|RD2-score04 = 2

|RD2-seed05 = 11

|RD2-team05 = Virginia*

|RD2-score05 = 2

|RD2-seed06 =

|RD2-team06 = West Virginia

|RD2-score06 = 1

|RD2-seed07 =

|RD2-team07 = UMass

|RD2-score07 = 1

|RD2-seed08 = 6

|RD2-team08 = Penn*

|RD2-score08 = 0

|RD3-seed01 = 3

|RD3-team01 = Denver*

|RD3-score01 = 1

|RD3-seed02 = 14

|RD3-team02 = Indiana

|RD3-score02 = 0

|RD3-seed03 = 11

|RD3-team03 = Virginia*

|RD3-score03 = 0

|RD3-seed04 =

|RD3-team04 = UMass

|RD3-score04 = 1

|RD4-seed01 = 3

|RD4-team01 = Denver*

|RD4-score01 = 3

|RD4-seed02 =

|RD4-team02 = UMass

|RD4-score02 = 0

}}

*Host institution

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|date = November 21

|time = 1:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

|team1 = UMass

|score = 2–1

|report = https://gopurpleaces.com/sports/mens-soccer/stats/2024/umass/boxscore/11945

|team2 = Evansville

|goals1 = *{{goal|21}} Alec Hughes

• {{goal|60}} Andrew Ortiz

|goals2 = *UMass Team {{goal|71|o.g.}}

• Jose Vivas {{yel|81}}

|stadium = Rudd Field (UMass)

|location = Amherst, MA

|attendance = 219

|referee = Thomas Snyder

|assistantreferees = Gurhan Dolgun

|assistantreferee2 = Jessica Carnevale

|fourthofficial = Narciso Fernandes

}}

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|date = November 21

|time = 5:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

|team1 = West Virginia

|score = 2–1

|report = https://unfospreys.com/sports/mens-soccer/stats/2024/west-virginia/boxscore/20507

|team2 = North Florida

|goals1 = *{{goal|27}} Sergio Ors Navarro

• {{goal|79}} Marcus Caldeira

|goals2 = *Nick Kishchenko {{yel|41}}

• Rafa Rios {{yel|42}}
• David Perez {{yel|84}}
• Jaxon Reinhardt {{goal|86}}
• Alex Barnett {{yel|90}}

|stadium = Dick Dlesk Soccer Stadium

|location = Morgantown, WV

|attendance = 712

|referee = Cedrick Cook

|assistantreferees = Jason Blight

|assistantreferee2 = Taylor Bombalski

|fourthofficial = Alexander Parent

}}

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|date = November 21

|time = 6:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

|team1 = Akron

|score = 1–0

|report = https://gozips.com/sports/mens-soccer/stats/2024/princeton/boxscore/10755

|team2 = Princeton

|goals1 = *{{goal|55}} Victor Gaulmin

|goals2 = *Jack Hunt {{yel|29}}

• Kristian Kelley {{yel|41}}

|stadium = FirstEnergy Stadium

|location = Akron, OH

|attendance = 753

|referee = Youssef Elmessoussi

|assistantreferees = Jake Brochu

|assistantreferee2 = William Gaither III

|fourthofficial = Ali Zolgharnain

}}

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|date = November 21

|time = 10:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

|team1 = Oregon State

|score = 0–1

|report = https://gwusports.com/sports/mens-soccer/stats/2024/oregon-state/boxscore/8506

|team2 = Gardner-Webb

|goals1 = * {{yel|81}} Alejandro Silva

|goals2 = *Jesper Vikman {{yel|42}}

• Caio Hughes {{goal|72}}

|stadium = Lorenz Field

|location = Corvallis, OR

|attendance = 568

|referee = Christopher Calderon

|assistantreferees = Bryan Juarez

|assistantreferee2 = Alejandro Echeverri

|fourthofficial = Miles Crumley

}}

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|date = November 24

|time = 1:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

|team1 = #14 Indiana

|score = 2–1

|report = https://iuhoosiers.com/news/2024/11/24/mens-soccer-hoosiers-headed-to-10th-straight-sweet-16

|aet= yes

|team2 = Akron

|goals1 =

• Justin Weiss {{goal|71}}
• Jansen Miller {{golden goal|100}}

|goals2 =

• {{yel|20}}, {{goal|31}} Dyson Clapier
• {{yel|62}} Ashton Kamdem
• {{yel|67}} Emil Jaaskelainen
• {{yel|71}} Connor Filsinger

|stadium = Bill Armstrong Stadium

|location = Bloomington, IN

|attendance = 1,669

|referee = Austin Saini

|assistantreferees = Andrew Bigelow

|assistantreferee2 = Fernando Pina

|fourthofficial = Britton Maier

}}

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|date = November 24

|time = 3:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

|team1 = #3 Denver

|score = 3–0

|report = https://denverpioneers.com/news/2024/11/24/mens-soccer-3-denvers-three-goal-first-half-knocks-out-gardner-webb.aspx

|team2 = Gardner-Webb

|goals1 =

• Ben Smith {{goal|19}}
• Keegan Kelly {{goal|24}}
• Trevor Wright {{goal|25}}
• Oje Ofunrein {{yel|39}}
• Jason Belloli {{yel|55}}

|goals2 =

• {{yel|33}} Breno Correia
• {{yel|56}} Team
• {{yel|84}} Filipe Moreira

|stadium = CIBER Field

|location = Denver, CO

|attendance = 1,341

|referee = Mindi Lamboni

|assistantreferees = Bradley Miller

|assistantreferee2 = Cuahutemoc Delgadillo

|fourthofficial = Max Alatorre

}}

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|date = November 24

|time = 5:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

|team1 = #11 Virginia

|score = 2–1

|report = https://virginiasports.com/news/2024/11/24/cavaliers-rally-for-2-1-win-over-west-virginia/

|team2 = West Virginia

|goals1 =

• Albin Gashi {{goal|6}}, {{yel|80}}
• AJ Smith {{goal|33}}
• Daniel Mangarov {{yel|86}}
• Joey Batrouni {{yel|90}}

|goals2 =

• {{goal|3}} Marcus Caldeira
• {{yel|34}} Team
• {{yel|80}} Carlos Hernando

|stadium = Klöckner Stadium

|location = Charlottesville, VA

|attendance = 1,747

|referee = David Erbacher

|assistantreferees = Rick Rogers

|assistantreferee2 = Jeremy Smith

|fourthofficial = William Steffen

}}

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|date = November 24

|time = 5:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

|team1 = #6 Penn

|score = 0–1

|report = https://umassathletics.com/news/2024/11/24/mens-soccer-minutemen-upset-no-6-penn-1-0-advance-to-sweet-16

|team2 = UMass

|goals1 =

• Mathis Varin {{yel|58}}

|goals2 =

• {{goal|47}} Alec Hughes
• {{yel|62}} Andrew Ortiz

|stadium = Rhodes Field

|location = Philadelphia, PA

|attendance = 1,000

|referee =

|assistantreferees =

|assistantreferee2 =

|fourthofficial =

}}

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|date = November 30

|time = 4:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

|team1 = #3 Denver

|score = 1–0

|report = https://denverpioneers.com/news/2024/11/30/mens-soccer-3-denver-rides-early-goal-and-cleansheet-into-ncaa-quarters.aspx

|team2 = #14 Indiana

|goals1 =

• Keegan Kelly {{goal|9}}

|goals2 =

|stadium = CIBER Field

|location = Denver, CO

|attendance = 1,875

|referee = Cristian Campo Hernandez

|assistantreferees = Jarred Mosher

|assistantreferee2 = Bowen Taylor

|fourthofficial = Charles Rupert

}}

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|date = November 30

|time = 5:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

|team1 = #11 Virginia

|score = 0–1

|report = https://umassathletics.com/news/2024/11/30/mens-soccer-elite-eight-bound-umass-downs-11-virginia-1-0-in-sweet-16-clash

|team2 = UMass

|goals1 =

• Umberto Pelà {{yel|61}}
• Daniel Mangarov {{yel|80}}
• Nick Dang {{yel|81}}

|goals2 =

• {{yel|31}} Andrew Ortiz
• {{goal|72}} Virginia Own Goal
• {{yel|81}} Alec Hughes

|stadium = Klöckner Stadium

|location = Charlottesville, VA

|attendance = 1,408

|referee = Lucas Feathers

|assistantreferees = Jude Carr

|assistantreferee2 = Meghan Mullen

|fourthofficial = Richard Crowgey

}}

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|date = December 7

|time = 1:00{{nbsp}}p.m. MST

|team1 = #3 Denver

|score = 3–0

|report = https://denverpioneers.com/news/2024/12/7/denver-mens-soccer-advances-to-2024-ncaa-college-cup.aspx

|team2 = UMass

|goals1 =

• Jason Belloli {{goal|8}}
• Ronan Wynne {{goal|43}}
• Oje Ofunrein {{goal|50}}

|goals2 =

• {{yel|69}} Alec Hughes
• {{yel|72}} Layton Purchase

|stadium = CIBER Field

|location = Denver, CO

|attendance = 2,361

|referee =

|assistantreferees =

|assistantreferee2 =

|fourthofficial =

}}

Rankings shown are national seeds.

{{4RoundBracket-Byes

| score-width=35

|RD1 = First round
November 21

|RD2 = Second round
November 24

|RD3 = Third round
Nov 30 - Dec 1

|RD4 = Quarterfinals
December 6–7

|RD1-team03 = Vermont*

|RD1-score03 = 5

|RD1-team04 = Iona

|RD1-score04 = 0

|RD1-team05 = San Diego*

|RD1-score05 = 1

|RD1-team06 = UC Davis*

|RD1-score06 = 0

|RD1-team11 = Saint Louis*

|RD1-score11 = 0

|RD1-team12 = Kansas City

|RD1-score12 = 2

|RD1-team13 = Cornell*

|RD1-score13 = 4

|RD1-team14 = Fordham

|RD1-score14 = 2

|RD2-seed01 = 7

|RD2-team01 = Hofstra*

|RD2-score01 = 1

|RD2-seed02 =

|RD2-team02 = Vermont

|RD2-score02 = 2

|RD2-seed03 =

|RD2-team03 = San Diego

|RD2-score03 = 1

|RD2-seed04 = 10

|RD2-team04 = Duke*

|RD2-score04 = 0

|RD2-seed05 = 15

|RD2-team05 = Missouri State

|RD2-score05 = 1

|RD2-seed06 =

|RD2-team06 = Kansas City

|RD2-score06 = 2

|RD2-seed07 =

|RD2-team07 = Cornell

|RD2-score07 = 0

|RD2-seed08 = 2

|RD2-team08 = Pittsburgh

|RD2-score08 = 1

|RD3-seed01 =

|RD3-team01 = Vermont

|RD3-score01 = 1

|RD3-seed02 =

|RD3-team02 = San Diego*

|RD3-score02 = 0

|RD3-seed03 =

|RD3-team03 = Kansas City

|RD3-score03 = 2

|RD3-seed04 = 2

|RD3-team04 = Pittsburgh*

|RD3-score04 = 3

|RD4-seed01 =

|RD4-team01 = Vermont

|RD4-score01 = 2

|RD4-seed02 = 2

|RD4-team02 = Pittsburgh*

|RD4-score02 = 0

}}

*Host institution

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|date = November 21

|time = 2:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST{{efn|Start time moved from 5:00 to 2:00 because of threat of snow in Ithaca.}}

|team1 = Cornell

|score = 4–2

|report = https://fordhamsports.com/sports/mens-soccer/stats/2024/cornell/boxscore/19065

|team2 = Fordham

|goals1 =

• {{goal|50||60|pen.}} Alex Harris
• {{goal|74||86}} Alioune Ka
• {{sent off|2|80|86}} Danny Lokko

|goals2 =

• {{goal|28}} Louis Lehr
• {{goal|32}} Daniel D'ippolito
• {{yel|81}} Murat Calkap

|stadium = Charles F. Berman Field

|location = Ithaca, NY

|attendance = 475

|referee = Jan Halaska

|assistantreferees = Jamel Ben Abdallah

|assistantreferee2 = Danielle Cornetta

|fourthofficial = Ankur Singh

}}

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|date = November 21

|time = 6:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

|team1 = Vermont

|score = 5–0

|report = https://uvmathletics.com/sports/mens-soccer/stats/2024/iona/boxscore/6196

|team2 = Iona

|goals1 =

• {{goal|18}} David Ismail
• {{goal|46||55}} Yaniv Bazini
• {{goal|70}} Ryan Zellefrow
• {{goal|85}} Maximilian Kissel

|goals2 =

• {{yel|42}} Team

|stadium = Virtue Field

|location = Burlington, VT

|attendance = 2,035

|referee = Fabio Cardoso

|assistantreferees = Samuel Conroy

|assistantreferee2 = Larry Bechard

|fourthofficial = Jason Pelletier

}}

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|date = November 21

|time = 8:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

|team1 = Saint Louis

|score = 0–2

|report = https://kcroos.com/sports/mens-soccer/stats/2024/saint-louis/boxscore/8450

|team2 = Kansas City

|goals1 =

• {{yel|14}} Jackson Delkus
• {{yel|77}} Lawson Redmon
• {{yel|86}} Joey Maher

|goals2 =

• {{goal|67}}, {{yel|87}} Guille Munoz
• {{goal|83}} Jeremy Francou

|stadium = Hermann Stadium

|location = St. Louis, MO

|attendance = 1,051

|referee = Alex Beehler

|assistantreferees = Sean West

|assistantreferee2 = Michael Heath

|fourthofficial = Dan Ortega

}}

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|date = November 21

|time = 10:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

|team1 = San Diego

|score = 1–0

|report = https://usdtoreros.com/sports/mens-soccer/stats/2024/uc-davis/boxscore/14761

|team2 = UC Davis

|goals1 =

• {{goal|36}} Cesar Bahena

|goals2 =

|stadium = Torero Stadium

|location = San Diego, CA

|attendance = 1,679

|referee = Brandon Stevis

|assistantreferees = Israel Fernandez

|assistantreferee2 = Emmanuel Padilla

|fourthofficial = William Delgado

}}

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|date = November 24

|time = 1:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

|team1 = #10 Duke

|score = 0–1

|report = https://usdtoreros.com/news/2024/11/24/mens-soccer-san-diego-stuns-duke-advances-to-ncaa-quarterfinal.aspx

|team2 = San Diego

|goals1 =

• Adam Luckhurst {{yel|76}}

|goals2 =

• {{yel|19}} Vicente Ayala
• {{yel|72}} Mathias Bauer
• {{goal|83}} Jack Sandmeyer

|stadium = Koskinen Stadium

|location = Durham, NC

|attendance = 764

|referee = Michael Lavergne

|assistantreferees = Sean Conlee

|assistantreferee2 = Kevin Maurer

|fourthofficial = Andrew Charron

}}

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|date = November 24

|time = 5:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

|team1 = #2 Pittsburgh

|score = 1–0

|report = https://pittsburghpanthers.com/news/2024/11/24/mens-soccer-no-2-seed-pitt-knocks-off-cornell-advances-to-ncaa-round-of-16.aspx

|team2 = Cornell

|goals1 =

• Jackson Gilman {{sent off|0|40}}
• Arnau Vilamitjana {{goal|45|pen.}}

|goals2 =

|stadium = Ambrose Urbanic Field

|location = Pittsburgh, PA

|attendance = 1,115

|referee = Eric Tattersall

|assistantreferees = James Duling

|assistantreferee2 = Adam Walters

|fourthofficial = Edward Boateng

}}

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|date = November 24

|time = 5:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

|team1 = #7 Hofstra

|score = 1–2

|report = https://uvmathletics.com/news/2024/11/24/mens-soccer-vermont-advances-to-ncaa-third-round-for-third-straight-year-with-2-1-win-over-7-hofstra.aspx

|team2 = Vermont

|goals1 =

• Jacob Woznicki {{goal|52}}
• Team {{sent off|2|85|86}}
• Roc Carles {{yel|87}}

|goals2 =

• {{goal|8}} Yaniv Bazini
• {{yel|18}} Adrian Schulze Solano
• {{goal|53}}, {{yel|75}} David Ismail

|stadium = Captain's Field

|location = Hempstead, NY

|attendance = 1,101

|referee = Carlos Fernandes

|assistantreferees = Justen Lopez

|assistantreferee2 = Alex Rusu

|fourthofficial = Dave Breckner

}}

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|date = November 24

|time = 7:30{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

|team1 = #15 Missouri State

|score = 1–2

|report = https://kcroos.com/news/2024/11/25/mens-soccer-roos-magical-season-continues-with-win-over-15-missouri-state

|team2 = Kansas City

|goals1 =

• Harry Jolley {{goal|32}}

|goals2 =

• {{goal|51}} Sora Shibata
• {{goal|72}} Ales Kohoutek
• {{yel|78}} Mathias Baucher

|stadium = Allison South Stadium

|location = Springfield, MO

|attendance = 757

|referee = Edvin Jurisevic

|assistantreferees = Albert Franklin

|assistantreferee2 = Chris Thresher

|fourthofficial = Bryan Lemus

}}

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|date = November 30

|time = 5:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

|team1 = #2 Pittsburgh

|score = 3–2

|aet= yes

|report = https://pittsburghpanthers.com/news/2024/12/1/mens-soccer-thorson-nets-game-winner-in-98th-minute-to-send-panthers-to-ncaa-quarterfinals.aspx

|team2 = Kansas City

|goals1 =

• Casper Grening {{goal|15}}
• Felipe Mercado {{yel|21}}
• Arnau Vilamitjana {{goal|70}}
• Albert Thorsen {{yel|93}}, {{golden goal|98}}

|goals2 =

• {{goal|6}} Gabriele Galluccio
• {{yel|70}} Miguel Fernandez
• {{goal|74}} Guille Munoz
• {{yel|81}} Mateus Moura

|stadium = Ambrose Urbanic Field

|location = Pittsburgh, PA

|attendance = 768

|referee = Austin Saini

|assistantreferees = Michael Nickerson

|assistantreferee2 = Jeffrey Skinker

|fourthofficial = Ryan Nee

}}

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|date = November 30

|time = 8:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

|team1 = San Diego

|score = 0–1

|aet= yes

|report = https://uvmathletics.com/news/2024/12/2/mens-soccer-vermont-defeats-san-diego-1-0-in-overtime-to-advance-to-the-ncaa-quarterfinals.aspx

|team2 = Vermont

|goals1 =

• Owen Walz {{yel|37}}
• Luca Fava {{yel|84}}

|goals2 =

• {{golden goal|91|pen.}} Yaniv Bazini

|stadium = Torero Stadium

|location = San Diego, CA

|attendance = 3,227

|referee = Servando Berna

|assistantreferees = Abdel Hakeem Wakil

|assistantreferee2 = Adrian Gonzalez

|fourthofficial = Edwar Hernandez

}}

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|date = December 7

|time = 3:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

|team1 = #2 Pittsburgh

|score = 0–2

|report = https://uvmathletics.com/sports/mens-soccer/stats/2024/pittsburgh/boxscore/6234

|team2 = Vermont

|goals1 =

|goals2 =

• {{goal|51}} Maximilian Kissel
• {{yel|61}} Sydney Wathuta
• {{goal|90}} Yaniv Bazini

|stadium = Ambrose Urbanic Field

|location = Pittsburgh, PA

|attendance = 1,416

|referee = Nicholas Balcer

|assistantreferees = Ben Pilgrim

|assistantreferee2 = Max Smith

|fourthofficial = Daniel Pop

}}

Rankings shown are national seeds.

{{4TeamBracket

| score-width=35

|RD1 = Semifinals
December 13
WakeMed Soccer Park
Cary, NC

|RD2 = Championship
December 16 @ 8:00pm EST
WakeMed Soccer Park
Cary, NC

|RD1-seed1 = 1

|RD1-team1 = Ohio State

|RD1-score1 =0

|RD1-seed2 = 13

|RD1-team2 = Marshall

|RD1-score2 =1

|RD1-seed3 = 3

|RD1-team3 = Denver

|RD1-score3 = 1 (3)

|RD1-seed4 =

|RD1-team4 = Vermont

|RD1-score4 = 1 (4)

|RD2-seed1 =13

|RD2-team1 =Marshall

|RD2-score1 = 1

|RD2-seed2 =

|RD2-team2 = Vermont

|RD2-score2 = 2

}}

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| date = December 13

| time = 8:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

| team1 = #1 Ohio State

|round=College Cup Semifinals| score =0–1

| report =https://ohiostatebuckeyes.com/sports/mens-soccer/stats/2024/no-13-marshall-university/boxscore/21012

| team2 = #13 Marshall

| goals1 =* Nick McHenry {{yel|33}}

• Marko Borkovic {{yel|71}}

| goals2 =* {{goal|7}} Tarik Pannholzer

• {{yel|16}} Aleksa Janjic
• {{yel|88}} Aymane Sordo

| stadium = WakeMed Soccer Park

| location = Cary, NC

| attendance =10,614

| referee =Daniel Radford

|assistantreferees =Adrian Gonzalez

|assistantreferee2 =Jarred Mosher

|fourthofficial =Khadime Sabara

}}

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| date = December 13

| time = 5:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

| team1 = #3 Denver

|round=College Cup Semifinal| score =1–1

| report =https://uvmathletics.com/sports/mens-soccer/stats/2024/denver/boxscore/6280

| team2 = Vermont

| goals1 =* Sam Bassett {{goal|69}}

• Ben Smith {{yel|80}}

| goals2 =* {{yel|80}} Nick Lockerman

• {{goal|84}} Yaniv Bazini
• {{yel|99}} Ryan Zellefrow

| stadium = WakeMed Soccer Park

|aet=yes| location = Cary, NC

| attendance =

| referee =Sorin Stoica

|assistantreferees =Rick Rogers

|assistantreferee2 =Ryan Homik

|fourthofficial =Khadime Sabara

|penalties1=* Jake Smith {{pengoal}}

• Ronan Wynne {{pengoal}}
• Ben Smith {{penmiss}}
• Sam Bassett {{pengoal}}
• Trever Wright {{penmiss}}|penaltyscore=3-4|penalties2=* {{pengoal}} Yaniv Bazini
• {{pengoal}} Zach Barret
• {{pengoal}} Max Murray
• {{pengoal}} Maximilian Kissel}}

{{main|2024 NCAA Division I men's soccer championship game}}

{{football box collapsible

| date = December 16

| time = 8:00{{nbsp}}p.m. EST

| team1 =#13 Marshall

|round=College Cup National Championships| score =1–2

| report =https://uvmathletics.com/sports/mens-soccer/stats/2024/-13-marshall/boxscore/6281

| team2 = Vermont

| goals1 =* Theo Goddard {{yel|42}}

• Lineker Rodrigues dos Santos {{yel|48}}
• Tarik Pannholzer {{goal|67}}
• Thiago Apolinario {{yel|87}}

| goals2 =* {{goal|81}} Marcell Papp

• {{golden goal|95}} Maximillian Kissel

| stadium = WakeMed Soccer Park

|aet=yes| location = Cary, NC

| attendance =6,057

| referee =Michael Lavergne

|assistantreferees =Baboucarr Jallow

|assistantreferee2 =Carlos Morales-Lastra

|fourthofficial =Jude Carr

}}

• Maximilian Kissel (O-MOP) - Vermont
• Niklas Herceg (D-MOP) - Vermont
• Yaniv Bazini - Vermont
• Zach Barrett - Vermont
• Marcell Papp - Vermont
• Tarik Pannholzer - Marshall
• Taimu Okiyoshi - Marshall
• Thomas Gilej - Ohio State
• Luciano Pechota - Ohio State
• Ben Smith - Denver
• Sam Bassett - Denver

Source:{{Cite Instagram |user=ncaasoccer |postid=DDqmf3MsFSd |title=2024 Men’s College Cup All-Tournament Team ⭐️ |date=December 16, 2024}}

• The R32, S16, E8, F4, CG, and NC columns indicate how many teams from each conference were in the Round of 32 (second round), Round of 16 (third round), Quarterfinals (Elite Eight), Semifinals (Final Four), Championship Game, and National Champion, respectively.
• The following conferences failed to place a team into the round of 32: American, ASUN, Horizon, MAAC, Northeast, Ohio Valley, Patriot, and WAC. The conference's records have been consolidated in the "Others" row.
• Matches concluded by a penalty shootout to determine advancement in the tournament following a drawn match are considered to be a tie for statistical purposes, except for the national championship game.{{cite book |title=NCAA Soccer Rules Book |publisher=National Collegiate Athletic Association |page=40 |edition=2024 and 2025 |url=https://www.ncaapublications.com/productdownloads/SO24.pdf |url-status=live |access-date=January 11, 2025 |chapter=Rule 7.2.3 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20240828175930/https://www.ncaapublications.com/productdownloads/SO24.pdf |archive-date=August 28, 2024 |editor-first=Rich |editor-last=Grady}}

{{Goalscorers

|goals=122|matches=47|ongoing=|bold=

|updated=December 16, 2024

|6 goal=

• {{flagicon|ISR}} Yaniv Bazini – Vermont

|5 goal=

• {{flagicon|BRA}} Lineker Rodrigues dos Santos – Marshall

|3 goal=

• {{flagicon|GER}} Tarik Pannholzer – Marshall
• {{flagicon|NGR}} Michael Adedokun – Ohio State
• {{flagicon|GER}} Maximilian Kissel – Vermont

|2 goal=

• {{flagicon|GHA}} Wahabu Musah – Clemson
• {{flagicon|USA}} Alex Harris – Cornell
• {{flagicon|USA}} Alioune Ka – Cornell
• {{flagicon|USA}} Ethan Sassine – Dayton
• {{flagicon|NZL}} Keegan Kelly – Denver
• {{flagicon|ESP}} Guille Munoz – Kansas City
• {{flagicon|USA}} Alec Hughes – UMass
• {{flagicon|AUS}} Max Rogers – Maryland
• {{flagicon|LCA}} Donavan Phillip – NC State
• {{flagicon|ESP}} Arnau Vilamitjana – Pittsburgh
• {{flagicon|USA}} Milton Lopez – SMU
• {{flagicon|USA}} Owen Zarnick – SMU
• {{flagicon|USA}} Noah Adnan – Stanford
• {{flagicon|GER}} David Ismail – Vermont
• {{flagicon|USA}} Dylan Borso – Wake Forest
• {{flagicon|CAN}} Marcus Caldeira – West Virginia
• {{flagicon|USA}} Greyson Mercer – Western Michigan
• {{flagicon|NZL}} Owen Smith – Western Michigan

|1 goal=

• {{flagicon|USA}} Dyson Clapier - Akron
• {{flagicon|FRA}} Victor Gaulmin - Akron
• {{flagicon|USA}} Zane Domsohn - Bucknell
• {{flagicon|GAM}} Abubacarr Fofana - Charlotte
• {{flagicon|GHA}} Ransford Gyan – Clemson
• {{flagicon|NOR}} Martin Bakken – Dayton
• {{flagicon|USA}} Sam Bassett – Denver
• {{flagicon|USA}} Jason Belloi – Denver
• {{flagicon|USA}} Oje Ofunrein – Denver
• {{flagicon|USA}} Ben Smith – Denver
• {{flagicon|USA}} Trevor Wright – Denver
• {{flagicon|NZL}} Ronan Wynne – Denver
• {{flagicon|USA}} Daniel D'ippolito – Fordham
• {{flagicon|GER}} Louis Lehr – Fordham
• {{flagicon|WAL}} Caio Hughes – Gardner-Webb
• {{flagicon|USA}} Jacob Woznicki – Hofstra
• {{flagicon|USA}} Jansen Miller – Indiana
• {{flagicon|USA}} Justin Weiss – Indiana
• {{flagicon|FRA}} Jeremy Francou – Kansas City
• {{flagicon|ITA}} Gabriele Galluccio – Kansas City
• {{flagicon|CZE}} Ales Kohoutek – Kansas City
• {{flagicon|JPN}} Sora Shibata – Kansas City
• {{flagicon|FRA}} Stephane Njike – LIU
• {{flagicon|SEN}} Papa Sow – LIU
• {{flagicon|USA}} Marco Silva – Marshall
• {{flagicon|ESP}} Pablo Simon – Marshall
• {{flagicon|JPN}} Haruhi Taneda – Marshall
• {{flagicon|DEN}} Luca Costabile – Maryland
• {{flagicon|GER}} Leon Koehl – Maryland
• {{flagicon|UGA}} Sadam Masereka – Maryland
• {{flagicon|GER}} Alex Nitzl – Maryland
• {{flagicon|USA}} Andrew Ortiz – UMass
• {{flagicon|USA}} Matthew Fisher – Michigan
• {{flagicon|USA}} Duilio Herrera – Michigan
• {{flagicon|ENG}} Harry Jolley – Missouri State
• {{flagicon|USA}} Drew Lovelace – NC State
• {{flagicon|CAN}} Nikola Markovic – NC State
• {{flagicon|RSA}} Vusumzi Plamana – NC State
• {{flagicon|USA}} Jaxon Reinhardt – North Florida
• {{flagicon|CAN}} David Ajagbe – Ohio State
• {{flagicon|ISL}} Siggi Magnusson – Ohio State
• {{flagicon|DEN}} Casper Grening – Pittsburgh
• {{flagicon|NOR}} Albert Thorsen – Pittsburgh
• {{flagicon|USA}} Aidan Davock – Providence
• {{flagicon|BRA}} Israel Dos Santos Neto – Providence
• {{flagicon|USA}} Cesar Bahena – San Diego
• {{flagicon|USA}} Jack Sandmeyer – San Diego
• {{flagicon|GER}} Kyran Chambron Pinho – SMU
• {{flagicon|GER}} Stephan Soghomonian – SMU
• {{flagicon|USA}} Bailey Sparks – SMU
• {{flagicon|DEN}} Nicolas Hald Willumsen – UC Santa Barbara
• {{flagicon|USA}} Zac Siebenlist – UC Santa Barbara
• {{flagicon|JPN}} Haruki Utsumi – UC Santa Barbara
• {{flagicon|RUS}} Pavel Dashin – SIUE
• {{flagicon|HUN}} Marcell Papp – Vermont
• {{flagicon|USA}} Ryan Zellefrow – Vermont
• {{flagicon|SWE}} Albin Gashi – Virginia
• {{flagicon|DEN}} AJ Smith – Virginia
• {{flagicon|USA}} Ryan Belal – Wake Forest
• {{flagicon|USA}} Cooper Flax – Wake Forest
• {{flagicon|USA}} Joe Dale – Washington
• {{flagicon|SPA}} Sergio Ors Navarro – West Virginia
• {{flagicon|USA}} Christian Shannon – Western Michigan
• {{flagicon|POR}} Duarte Chapelas – Western Michigan

|1 own goal=

• Virginia (vs. UMass)
• UMass (vs. Evansville)

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