2022 NCAA Division I men's soccer season

The 2022 NCAA Division I men's soccer season was the 64th season of NCAA championship men's college soccer.

2022 NCAA Division I men's soccer season
DurationAugust 25, 2022 to December 12, 2022
Number of teams212
Preseason No. 1Clemson
Hermann TrophyDuncan McGuire
Top goalscorerDuncan McGuire (22)
Statistics
Biggest home win8 goals:
Siena 8–0 Hartford
(September 11)[1]
Biggest away win6 goals:
VMI 0–6 Northern Kentucky
(September 6)[2]
Highest scoring10 goals:
UMBC 8–2 Fairfield
(August 26)[3]
Longest winless run21 games:
Colgate
(April 3, 2021–August 25, 2022)
Longest losing run20 games:
Colgate
(April 10, 2021–August 25, 2022)
Tournament
DurationNovember 14 to December 12, 2022
Most conference bidsACC – 8 bids
Men's College Cup
DateDecember 12
SiteWakeMed Soccer Park
Cary, NC
ChampionsSyracuse
Runners-upIndiana
Seasons
← 2021
2023 →

The season began in August 2022 and concluded in November. It culminated with the 2022 NCAA Division I Men's Soccer Tournament, with the Men's College Cup held at WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, North Carolina.

Syracuse won the NCAA Championship by defeating Indiana 7-6 on penalty kicks following a 2-2-draw.[4]

Changes from 2021

Rule changes

In April 2022, during a meeting among the NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel (PROP), several major rule changes were enacted. This included overtime, expansion of video assistant referee (VAR), and the appeals process of a suspension.[5]

Specifically overtime was abolished during the regular season. Matches that ended in a draw during a conference or national tournament match would go to extra time, consisting of two 10-minute periods without a golden goal. A playoff game tied after two overtime periods would still move to a penalty kick shoot-out with the winner determined by the teams alternating kicks from the penalty mark.[5] Additionally PROP approved VAR to be used for fouls that occurred outside of the penalty area, as well as allowing a 48-hour period to appeal a red card decision.[5]

Coaching changes

A total of 24 coaching changes took place during the 2021–22 offseason. One head coach announced his retirement after the 2021 season, but backed out of his retirement plan and was rehired by his program.[6]

Program Outgoing coach Manner of departure Date of vacancy Incoming coach Date of appointment
BrownPatrick McLaughlinNot retained[7]December 31, 2021Chase WilemanJanuary 18, 2022[8]
BucknellMatt BrownEnd of caretaker spell[9]December 17, 2021Dave BrandtDecember 17, 2021[9]
CaliforniaKevin GrimesRetired[10]February 1, 2022Leonard GriffinMarch 31, 2022[11]
Cal PolySteve SampsonRetired[12]November 3, 2021Steve SampsonDecember 20, 2021[13]
CanisiusDermot McGraneNot retained[14]November 12, 2021Michael TankeFebruary 3, 2022[15]
Chicago StateTrevor BanksResigned[16]February 25, 2022Norris HowzeJune 15, 2022[17]
DelawareIan HennessyFired[18]November 9, 2021Tommy McMenemyNovember 30, 2021[19]
DrakeGareth SmithResigned[20]November 22, 2021Pat FlinnJanuary 5, 2022[21]
East Tennessee StateDavid CasperFired[22]October 11, 2021David LillyDecember 3, 2021[23]
Eastern IllinoisRonnie BouemboueStepped Down[24]April 25, 2022Josh OakleyJune 29, 2022[25]
George MasonElmar BolowichStepped Down[26]March 31, 2022Rich CostanzoApril 29, 2022[27]
Grand CanyonLeonard GriffinHired by California[11]March 31, 2022Michael KrausMay 3, 2022[28]
IUPUIBrian BarnettNot retained[29]November 11, 2021Sid van DruenenFebruary 10, 2022[30]
Loyola ChicagoNeil JonesHired by Wisconsin[31]January 10, 2022Steve BodeJanuary 20, 2022[32]
Loyola MarymountPaul KrumpeMoved to Assistant[33]March 10, 2022Kyle SchmidMarch 10, 2022[33]
Missouri StateJon LeamyRetired[34]December 31, 2021Michael SeaboltJanuary 1, 2022[35]
Northern KentuckyStu RiddleResigned[36]December 8, 2021Tom PoitrasJanuary 13, 2022[37]
NortheasternChris GbandiHired by UConn[38]December 16, 2021Rich WeinrebeJanuary 24, 2022[39]
Omaha Bob Warming Retired[40] June 2, 2022 Donovan Dowling[41] June 28, 2022
Sacred HeartJoe Barrosotransition to an assistant role[42]January 21, 2022Anthony AnzevuiJanuary 21, 2022[42]
UConnRay ReidRetired[43]December 2, 2021Chris GbandiDecember 16, 2021[38]
UMass LowellChristian FigueroaFired[44]January 5, 2022Kyle ZenoniFebruary 17, 2022[45]
UNLVRich RyersonResigned[46]November 14, 2021B. J. CraigJanuary 6, 2022[47]
VMIMax WatsonResigned[48]April 8, 2022Nick ReganMay 25, 2022[49]
WisconsinJohn TraskFired[50]November 13, 2021Neil JonesJanuary 10, 2022[31]
XavierAndy FlemmingMutually Parted Ways[51]February 18, 2022John HigginsMarch 28, 2022[52]

New programs

Two members of the NCAA Division II Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) announced in February 2022 that they would reclassify to NCAA Division I as new members of the Ohio Valley Conference (OVC) effective that July. The first to announce was the University of Southern Indiana on February 9.[53][54] Lindenwood University followed suit on February 23.[55] With the OVC then sponsoring soccer only for women, both schools entered into negotiations with the Summit League, whose men's soccer league included established OVC member Eastern Illinois. The Summit accepted both Lindenwood and Southern Indiana as associate members on May 11.[56]

On May 22, 2022, the ASUN Conference announced that Queens University of Charlotte, then a member of the South Atlantic Conference, would begin its own transition to Division I and become the newest ASUN member.[57]

On April 5, 2022, Stonehill College announced that it had accepted an invitation to join the Northeast Conference and would begin the transition to Division I.[58]

Discontinued programs

While no schools dropped men's soccer prior to the 2022 fall season, one conference discontinued its men's soccer league. Conference USA had nine men's soccer members in 2021, and had planned to add another such member for 2022, but lost all of them by the end of the 2021–22 school year. First, in April 2022, it was announced that five of its members (Coastal Carolina, Kentucky, Marshall, Old Dominion, and South Carolina) would join the Sun Belt Conference for the fall 2022 season, as would West Virginia, which had previously announced a planned move of men's soccer from the Mid-American Conference to C-USA.[59] One month later, the remaining four members (Charlotte, FIU, Florida Atlantic, and UAB) announced they would join the American Athletic Conference effective fall 2022. Of these last four schools, all but FIU are scheduled to fully join The American in 2023.[60]

The Hartford Hawks will transition to NCAA Division III. However, they continue to honor athletic scholarships previously awarded, and departed the America East Conference to become a Division I independent for the 2022 season.[61] The Hawks will join the D-III Commonwealth Coast Conference in 2023.[62]

In March 2023, St. Francis College, athletically known as St. Francis Brooklyn, announced that it would shut down its entire athletic program at the end of the 2022–23 school year.[63]

Conference realignment

Twenty-seven schools joined new conferences or became independents, including four schools from Division II which started transitions to Division I this season and one that started a transition from Division I to Division III in the 2021 season.

Incarnate Word (UIW) was an affiliate member of the Western Athletic Conference (WAC) for men's soccer in 2021. They had announced their intent to move their primary conference affiliation from the Southland Conference to the WAC, but on June 24, 2022 announced a reversal of course to retain the Southland Conference as their primary conference. There was no formal announcement that they would discontinue their affiliation with the WAC for men's soccer; however, they were removed from the WAC soccer schedule, and played an independent schedule in the 2022 season.[64][65]

School Previous Conference New Conference
BelmontSoConMVC[66]
BryantNECAmerica East[67]
CharlotteC-USAThe American[60]
Chicago StateWACMAC[68]
Coastal CarolinaC-USASun Belt[59]
FIUC-USAThe American[60]
Florida AtlanticC-USAThe American[60]
Georgia SouthernMACSun Belt[59]
Georgia StateMACSun Belt[59]
HartfordAmerica EastIndependent[62]
Incarnate WordWACIndependent[64]
James MadisonCAASun Belt[59]
KentuckyC-USASun Belt[59]
LindenwoodGLVC (NCAA D-II)Summit[69]
Loyola ChicagoMVCA-10[70]
MarshallC-USASun Belt[59]
MonmouthMAACCAA[71]
Mount St. Mary'sNECMAAC[72]
Old DominionC-USASun Belt[59]
QueensSAC (NCAA D-II)ASUN[57]
South CarolinaC-USASun Belt[59]
Southern IndianaGLVC (NCAA D-II)Summit[69]
StonehillNE-10 (NCAA D-II)NEC[58]
Stony BrookAmerica EastCAA[71]
UABC-USAThe American[60]
UICHorizonMVC[73]
West VirginiaMACSun Belt[59]

    Other headlines
    • November 10, 2021—The Utah legislature approved the rebranding of Dixie State University to Utah Tech University. The name change occurred in May 2022, with the change taking legal effect on July 1, 2022. The athletic nickname of Trailblazers was not affected.[74][75]
    • August 12 – The Indiana University and Purdue University systems announced that Indiana University–Purdue University Indianapolis will be dissolved in 2024 and replaced by separate IU- and Purdue-affiliated institutions.[76] The current athletic program, the IUPUI Jaguars, will transfer to the new IU Indianapolis.[77]
    • August 31 – The Division I Board of Directors adopted a series of changes to transfer rules.[78]
      • Transfer windows were adopted for all Division I sports. Student-athletes who wish to be immediately eligible at their next school must enter the NCAA transfer portal within the designated period(s) for their sport. For men's soccer, two windows were established—a 45-day winter window starting the day after the NCAA tournament selections are announced, and a spring window from May 1–15.
      • Student-athletes who experience head coaching changes, or those whose athletic aid is reduced, canceled, or not renewed, may transfer outside designated windows without penalty.
      • Transferring student-athletes are guaranteed their financial aid at their next school through graduation.
    • September 21 – Houston Baptist University announced it had changed its name to Houston Christian University, effective immediately. The athletic nickname of Huskies was not affected.[79]
    • November 11 – The Mid-American Conference (MAC) announced that it would no longer sponsor men's soccer after the 2022 season, citing its recent reductions in membership in that sport.[80] Three of the four full MAC members that sponsor men's soccer—Bowling Green, Northern Illinois, and Western Michigan—announced that day that they would become single-sport members of the Missouri Valley Conference effective in 2023.[81]
    • November 16 – The Big East Conference announced that Akron, the last full MAC member that had yet to announce a men's soccer affiliation beyond 2022, would join Big East men's soccer effective with the 2023 season. At that time, the Big East, whose 11 full members all sponsor men's soccer, split into divisions for that sport.[82]

    Season outlook

    Preseason polls
    Further information: 2022 NCAA Division I men's soccer rankings

    United Soccer Coaches released their preseason poll on August 2, 2022.[83] College Soccer News released their preseason poll on August 18, 2022.[84] TopDrawer Soccer released their rankings on August 19, 2022.[85]

    United Soccer Coaches [86]
    Rank Team
    1 Clemson
    2 Georgetown
    3 Washington
    4 Notre Dame
    5 Oregon State
    6 West Virginia
    7 Pittsburgh
    8 Kentucky
    9 New Hampshire
    10 Saint Louis
    11 Tulsa
    12 Duke
    13 Indiana
    14 Marshall
    15 Wake Forest
    16 Providence
    17 Hofstra
    18 FIU
    19 Missouri State
    20 Maryland
    21 Penn State
    22 Santa Clara
    23 UCLA
    24 North Carolina
    T-25 Bowling Green
    Campbell
    Top Drawer Soccer[85]
    Rank Team
    1 Clemson
    2 Washington
    3 Notre Dame
    4 Georgetown
    5 Oregon State
    6 Providence
    7 West Virginia
    8 Indiana
    9 Pittsburgh
    10 Saint Louis
    11 Duke
    12 SMU
    13 Tulsa
    14 Penn State
    15 Kentucky
    16 New Hampshire
    17 Maryland
    18 Hofstra
    19 Wake Forest
    20 UCLA
    21 Missouri State
    22 Campbell
    23 FIU
    24 Santa Clara
    25 St. John's
    College Soccer News[84]
    Rank Team
    1 Clemson
    2 Washington
    3 Georgetown
    4 Notre Dame
    5 West Virginia
    6 Oregon State
    7 New Hampshire
    8 Pittsburgh
    9 Saint Louis
    10 Kentucky
    11 Duke
    12 Tulsa
    13 Hofstra
    14 Providence
    15 Indiana
    16 Wake Forest
    17 Marshall
    18 FIU
    19 Virginia Tech
    20 Maryland
    21 Missouri State
    22 Penn State
    23 UCLA
    24 North Carolina
    25 Bowling Green
    26 Campbell
    27 Santa Clara
    28 Denver
    29 UNC Greensboro
    T-30 Georgia State
    St. John's

    Regular season

    Major upsets

    In this list, a "major upset" is defined as a game won by an unranked team that defeats a ranked team, or a team ranked 10 spots lower than the other team.

    All rankings are from the United Soccer Coaches Poll.

    DateWinnerScoreLoser
    August 25Louisville3–1No. 10 Saint Louis
    Seattle3–1No. 4 Notre Dame
    August 28Boston University1–0No. 9 New Hampshire
    Lipscomb2–1No. 10 Saint Louis
    August 29Butler1–0No. 14 Marshall
    September 2Saint Louis3–2No. 7 Creighton
    Seton Hall1–0No. 10 Oregon State
    September 3FIU2–1No. 13 North Carolina
    September 5Grand Canyon3–2No. 4 UCLA
    September 9Indiana2–0No. 9 Akron
    Ohio State2–0No. 12 Butler
    September 10Portland2–0No. 15 UCLA
    September 11San Diego State2–1No. 6 Denver
    September 16FIU3–0No. 12 Tulsa
    No. 16 Syracuse2–1No. 1 Clemson
    September 20Oregon State2–1No. 11 Denver
    September 23No. 25т Louisville2–1No. 8 Pittsburgh
    September 24Virginia1–0No. 3 Syracuse
    September 25Penn State1–0No. 15 Akron
    Tulsa2–0No. 12 Charlotte
    September 30Virginia3–1No. 10 Pittsburgh
    October 4Cornell2–1No. 7 Syracuse
    October 9South Florida2–1No. 14 Tulsa
    October 11William & Mary2–1No. 10 Wake Forest
    October 14Oregon State3–2No. 6 Portland
    October 15Old Dominion2–1No. 4 Marshall
    October 17High Point2–1No. 7 Maryland
    October 21UCF2–1No. 13т Charlotte
    October 22Georgetown3–0No. 9 Xavier
    UMBC2–1No. 10 Vermont
    October 27Oregon State2–1No. 5 Stanford
    October 28Florida Atlantic2–1No. 12 SMU
    Wake Forest3–0No. 9 Louisville
    October 29Florida Gulf Coast1–0No. 10 Lipscomb
    Harvard3–2No. 15 Penn
    San Diego4–1No. 7 Portland
    October 30Wisconsin3–2No. 13 Ohio State
    November 2Virginia Tech2–1No. 11 Louisville
    November 6Clemson2–0No. 3 Duke
    James Madison1–0No. 5 Marshall
    Memphis2–1 (OT)No. 13 Tulsa
    November 9Indiana2–1No. 6 Maryland
    November 10Albany1–0No. 8 Vermont
    Oregon State1–0No. 1 Washington
    USF1–0No. 13 SMU
    November 12Western Michigan2–1No. 15 Akron
    November 13Creighton3–0No. 14 Georgetown
    November 20Creighton3–1No. 1 Washington
    Pittsburgh3–0No. 15 Akron
    Tulsa1–0 (OT)No. 14 Georgetown
    Western Michigan1–0No. 12 Lipscomb
    November 27Indiana1–0No. 9т Marshall
    Pittsburgh2–1No. 2 Kentucky
    December 3Creighton3–2No. 4 Duke
    Indiana2–0No. 7 UNC Greensboro

    Conference standings
    2022 ACC men's soccer standings
    ConfOverall
    TeamW L TW L T
    Atlantic
    No. 1 Syracuse ‡ 5 –1 –218 –2 –5
    No. 24 Wake Forest + 5 –3 –014 –6 –0
    Louisville + 4 –3 –19 –6 –3
    No. 13 Clemson + 3 –4 –113 –7 –1
    Boston College 1 –4 –34 –7 –5
    NC State 1 –5 –26 –7 –5
    Coastal
    No. 3 Duke + 5 –0 –313 –2 –4
    No. 16 Virginia + 5 –1 –210 –4 –5
    No. 8 Pittsburgh + 3 –2 –312 –5 –5
    North Carolina + 2 –2 –48 –6 –5
    Notre Dame 3 –4 –18 –7 –2
    Virginia Tech 0 –8 –03 –14 –1
    As of December 13, 2022
    Rankings from United Soccer Coaches
    Source: The ACC
    2022 America East Conference men's soccer standings
    ConfOverall
    TeamW L TW L T
    No. 21 New Hampshire‡ 6 –1 –015 –4 –1
    No. 4 Vermont+ 5 –1 –116 –4 –2
    UMBC 4 –3 –010 –6 –2
    Albany 3 –1 –36 –8 –6
    Binghamton 3 –2 –26 –9 –4
    NJIT 1 –4 –25 –8 –4
    UMass Lowell 0 –4 –32 –9 –5
    Bryant 0 –6 –13 –10 –1
    As of December 13, 2022
    Rankings from United Soccer Coaches
    Source: America East
    2022 American Athletic Conference men's soccer standings
    ConfOverall
    TeamW L TW L T
    No. 19 FIU‡ 6 –2 –113 –5 –2
    No. 18 SMU+ 6 –3 –010 –6 –1
    South Florida+ 5 –1 –39 –7 –4
    No. 15 Tulsa+ 5 –3 –110 –5 –2
    Memphis+ 5 –3 –19 –6 –4
    Charlotte 3 –4 –29 –5 –2
    Florida Atlantic 3 –4 –24 –9 –3
    UCF 3 –6 –06 –7 –0
    UAB 1 –5 –33 –9 –4
    Temple 1 –7 –14 –9 –3
    As of December 13, 2022
    Rankings from United Soccer Coaches
    Source: The American
    2022 ASUN Conference men's soccer standings
    ConfOverall
    TeamW L TW L T
    No. 22 Lipscomb‡ 7 –1 –014 –3 –2
    Central Arkansas 5 –1 –26 –5 –6
    Stetson 4 –2 –26 –3 –7
    Florida Gulf Coast 3 –2 –38 –5 –4
    North Florida 3 –3 –24 –8 –4
    Bellarmine # 2 –3 –36 –4 –8
    Liberty 1 –4 –33 –6 –6
    Queens # 1 –5 –24 –10 –2
    Jacksonville 0 –5 –33 –8 –4
    As of December 13, 2022
    Rankings from United Soccer Coaches
    Source: ASUN
    2022 Atlantic 10 Conference men's soccer standings
    ConfOverall
    TeamW L TW L T
    No. 25 Saint Louis‡ 6 –1 –112 –5 –3
    Duquesne 4 –1 –311 –4 –4
    VCU 3 –1 –43 –8 –6
    Dayton 3 –2 –310 –2 –5
    Loyola Chicago 3 –2 –39 –2 –7
    George Washington 4 –4 –08 –8 –2
    UMass 2 –1 –57 –4 –7
    La Salle 3 –3 –25 –9 –4
    Rhode Island 2 –2 –46 –3 –7
    Saint Joseph's 2 –2 –43 –6 –8
    Davidson 3 –4 –16 –8 –3
    Fordham 1 –2 –53 –4 –9
    George Mason 1 –6 –12 –11 –2
    St. Bonaventure 0 –6 –23 –10 –3
    As of December 13, 2022
    Rankings from United Soccer Coaches
    Source: Atlantic 10
    2022 Big East Conference men's soccer standings
    ConfOverall
    TeamW L TW L T
    No. 20 Georgetown+ 8 –1 –112 –6 –3
    Seton Hall+ 4 –1 –57 –4 –7
    Xavier 3 –1 –69 –2 –7
    Butler 4 –3 –310 –6 –3
    Providence 3 –2 –55 –5 –7
    No. 9 Creighton‡ 3 –3 –413 –5 –6
    UConn 3 –4 –37 –7 –3
    St. John's 2 –4 –44 –8 –5
    DePaul 1 –4 –54 –6 –7
    Villanova 2 –6 –26 –8 –3
    Marquette 1 –5 –45 –9 –4
    As of December 13, 2022
    Rankings from United Soccer Coaches
    Source: Big East
    2022 Big South Conference men's soccer standings
    ConfOverall
    TeamW L TW L T
    Campbell 6 –1 –111 –4 –5
    High Point‡ 5 –0 –311 –5 –5
    USC Upstate 4 –1 –36 –6 –5
    Presbyterian 3 –3 –210 –5 –2
    Gardner–Webb 2 –2 –47 –5 –4
    Radford 3 –4 –14 –10 –2
    Winthrop 2 –5 –13 –13 –1
    UNC Asheville 1 –4 –32 –11 –4
    Longwood 0 –6 –22 –10 –5
    As of December 13, 2022
    Rankings from United Soccer Coaches
    Source: Big South
    2022 Big Ten Conference men's soccer standings
    ConfOverall
    TeamW L TW L T
    No. 17 Maryland+ 4 –0 –411 –4 –5
    Ohio State+ 4 –2 –211 –3 –6
    Rutgers ‡ 4 –2 –210 –5 –6
    No. 2 Indiana+ 3 –1 –414 –4 –7
    Penn State 3 –2 –36 –6 –4
    Wisconsin 3 –4 –16 –6 –4
    Michigan State 3 –4 –16 –9 –2
    Northwestern 1 –5 –23 –9 –5
    Michigan 1 –6 –14 –10 –3
    As of December 13, 2022
    Rankings from United Soccer Coaches
    Source: Big Ten
    2022 Big West Conference men's soccer standings
    ConfOverall
    TeamW L TW L T
    UC Riverside‡ 5 –2 –28 –8 –4
    UC Santa Barbara 4 –1 –410 –4 –6
    Cal State Northridge 5 –3 –19 –6 –4
    UC Irvine 5 –3 –16 –12 –2
    UC Davis 4 –3 –25 –9 –4
    Sacramento State 4 –5 –09 –8 –2
    Cal State Fullerton 3 –3 –38 –6 –5
    UC San Diego # 4 –5 –08 –8 –2
    Cal Poly 2 –3 –42 –11 –4
    Cal State Bakersfield 0 –8 –12 –13 –2
    As of December 13, 2022
    Rankings from United Soccer Coaches
    Source: Big West
    2022 Colonial Athletic Association men's soccer standings
    ConfOverall
    TeamW L TW L T
    Elon+ 6 –1 –211 –5 –3
    UNC Wilmington 5 –1 –36 –4 –7
    Hofstra‡ 5 –2 –214 –4 –3
    Northeastern 4 –4 –16 –9 –3
    Drexel 3 –3 –37 –5 –6
    William & Mary 3 –3 –35 –7 –6
    College of Charleston 3 –4 –25 –7 –5
    Stony Brook 3 –6 –05 –11 –0
    Monmouth 2 –6 –17 –7 –1
    Delaware 2 –6 –14 –11 –2
    As of December 13, 2022
    Rankings from United Soccer Coaches
    Source: CAA
    2022 Horizon League men's soccer standings
    ConfOverall
    TeamW L TW L T
    Cleveland State‡ 5 –1 –311 –4 –5
    Wright State 4 –1 –44 –7 –6
    IUPUI 4 –2 –37 –7 –6
    Oakland 4 –2 –34 –10 –5
    Robert Morris 4 –3 –26 –7 –3
    Detroit Mercy 3 –2 –44 –7 –6
    Green Bay 2 –2 –56 –3 –7
    Northern Kentucky 2 –6 –14 –11 –2
    Milwaukee 0 –4 –51 –8 –8
    Purdue Fort Wayne 1 –6 –22 –10 –3
    As of December 13, 2022
    Rankings from United Soccer Coaches
    Source: Horizon
    2022 Division I Independents
    ConfOverall
    TeamW L TW L T
    Incarnate Word   –  2 –13 –1
    Hartford   –  0 –14 –0
    As of November 3, 2022
    Rankings from United Soccer Coaches
    2022 Ivy League men's soccer standings
    ConfOverall
    TeamW L TW L T
    Penn† 6 –1 –013 –3 –2
    No. 14 Cornell+ 5 –1 –114 –3 –1
    Harvard 3 –1 –39 –4 –4
    Dartmouth 3 –4 –06 –7 –3
    Yale 2 –3 –27 –4 –5
    Princeton 1 –3 –36 –6 –4
    Columbia 0 –3 –41 –9 –6
    Brown 0 –4 –38 –6 –3
    As of December 13, 2022
    Rankings from United Soccer Coaches
    Source: Ivy League
    2022 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference men's soccer standings
    ConfOverall
    TeamW L TW L T
    Quinnipiac‡ 6 –2 –213 –5 –3
    Iona 5 –1 –47 –5 –5
    Manhattan 5 –1 –48 –5 –6
    Siena 4 –2 –48 –5 –6
    Niagara 4 –2 –45 –9 –6
    Fairfield 4 –5 –18 –10 –1
    Marist 3 –4 –37 –6 –4
    Rider 2 –3 –53 –8 –6
    Mount St. Mary's 3 –5 –17 –8 –1
    Saint Peter's 2 –5 –33 –10 –4
    Canisius 0 –7 –31 –10 –6
    As of December 13, 2022
    Rankings from United Soccer Coaches
    Source: MAAC
    2022 Mid-American Conference men's soccer standings
    ConfOverall
    TeamW L TW L T
    No. 23 Akron+ 5 –0 –311 –4 –5
    Western Michigan‡ 5 –1 –216 –3 –2
    Bowling Green 4 –2 –26 –5 –5
    Northern Illinois 2 –5 –15 –8 –4
    Chicago State 0 –8 –01 –13 –3
    As of December 13, 2022
    Rankings from United Soccer Coaches
    Source: MAC
    2022 Missouri Valley Conference men's soccer standings
    ConfOverall
    TeamW L TW L T
    Missouri State‡ 6 –0 –212 –2 –4
    Drake 5 –2 –17 –4 –4
    Evansville 3 –2 –38 –5 –6
    Belmont 2 –2 –47 –4 –7
    UIC 3 –4 –15 –9 –2
    SIU Edwardsville 2 –6 –05 –9 –2
    Bradley 1 –6 –15 –11 –3
    As of December 13, 2022
    Rankings from United Soccer Coaches
    Source: MVC
    2022 Northeast Conference men's soccer standings
    ConfOverall
    TeamW L TW L T
    Fairleigh Dickinson‡ 6 –0 –210 –6 –3
    Merrimack # 5 –2 –18 –6 –3
    St. Francis Brooklyn 4 –1 –38 –5 –6
    Sacred Heart 4 –3 –17 –9 –1
    Saint Francis (PA) 3 –2 –36 –6 –4
    LIU 3 –4 –19 –6 –2
    Stonehill # 1 –5 –23 –12 –2
    Howard 1 –5 –22 –11 –2
    Central Connecticut 1 –6 –13 –11 –1
    As of December 13, 2022
    Rankings from United Soccer Coaches
    Source: NEC
    2022 Patriot League men's soccer standings
    ConfOverall
    TeamW L TW L T
    Army 5 –1 –38 –4 –5
    Boston University 4 –2 –36 –5 –7
    Colgate 3 –1 –57 –4 –7
    Navy‡ 3 –1 –57 –5 –9
    Lafayette 3 –2 –49 –6 –4
    American 3 –4 –28 –7 –5
    Loyola (MD) 2 –2 –54 –5 –8
    Lehigh 2 –5 –23 –10 –3
    Bucknell 2 –5 –23 –12 –2
    Holy Cross 1 –5 –35 –9 –4
    As of December 13, 2022
    Rankings from United Soccer Coaches
    Source: Patriot League
    2022 Pac-12 Conference men's soccer standings
    ConfOverall
    TeamW L TW L T
    No. 11 Washington† 7 –1 –215 –2 –3
    No. 7 Stanford+ 4 –2 –412 –2 –6
    Oregon State+ 3 –1 –57 –4 –6
    UCLA+ 4 –4 –112 –7 –1
    San Diego State 1 –6 –35 –9 –4
    California 1 –6 –33 –8 –6
    As of December 13, 2022
    Rankings from United Soccer Coaches
    Source: Pac-12
    2022 Southern Conference men's soccer standings
    ConfOverall
    TeamW L TW L T
    No. 5 UNC Greensboro‡ 4 –0 –113 –2 –6
    East Tennessee State 3 –1 –18 –6 –3
    Mercer 2 –1 –28 –5 –6
    Wofford 2 –2 –16 –9 –2
    Furman 1 –3 –17 –7 –4
    VMI 0 –5 –02 –14 –1
    As of December 13, 2022
    Rankings from United Soccer Coaches
    Source: SoCon
    2022 Summit League men's soccer standings
    ConfOverall
    TeamW L TW L T
    Oral Roberts 7 –1 –011 –4 –2
    Denver‡ 6 –0 –214 –3 –5
    Omaha 5 –2 –18 –6 –2
    Kansas City 4 –1 –37 –5 –5
    Western Illinois 2 –3 –32 –8 –7
    St. Thomas # 2 –5 –13 –12 –2
    Southern Indiana # 2 –5 –12 –12 –3
    Lindenwood # 2 –6 –03 –11 –1
    Eastern Illinois 0 –7 –11 –12 –3
    • ‡ – 2022 Summit Tournament Champion
      + – At-large invitation to the 2022 NCAA tournament
      # – Ineligible for post-season (In transition)
    As of December 13, 2022
    Rankings from United Soccer Coaches
    Source: Summit
    2022 Sun Belt Conference men's soccer standings
    ConfOverall
    TeamW L TW L T
    No. 6 Kentucky‡ 5 –0 –315 –1 –5
    No. 12 Marshall+ 4 –1 –311 –4 –4
    Georgia State 4 –2 –212 –4 –3
    West Virginia 3 –1 –47 –7 –4
    Coastal Carolina 2 –1 –55 –5 –6
    Old Dominion 3 –4 –16 –8 –2
    James Madison 2 –3 –38 –8 –4
    South Carolina 1 –4 –35 –8 –4
    Georgia Southern 0 –8 –01 –14 –1
    As of December 13, 2022
    Rankings from United Soccer Coaches
    Source: Sun Belt
    2022 West Coast Conference men's soccer standings
    ConfOverall
    TeamW L TW L T
    San Diego† 6 –0 –18 –5 –6
    No. 10 Portland+ 6 –1 –015 –3 –3
    Saint Mary's 2 –1 –47 –6 –5
    Loyola Marymount 3 –3 –19 –6 –3
    Santa Clara 1 –2 –44 –4 –7
    Pacific 2 –4 –13 –12 –2
    Gonzaga 0 –4 –34 –11 –3
    San Francisco 0 –5 –27 –6 –4
    As of November 8, 2022
    Rankings from United Soccer Coaches
    Source: WCC
    2022 Western Athletic Conference men's soccer standings
    ConfOverall
    TeamW L TW L T
    Air Force 7 –1 –18 –6 –3
    San Jose State 5 –2 –210 –5 –4
    Seattle 5 –4 –07 –10 –1
    Utah Valley 5 –4 –07 –8 –1
    California Baptist† 4 –3 –210 –7 –4
    Grand Canyon 4 –3 –27 –8 –3
    Texas–Rio Grande Valley 4 –4 –17 –7 –3
    Utah Tech # 2 –5 –24 –12 –2
    Houston Christian 1 –5 –35 –8 –6
    UNLV 0 –6 –31 –9 –7
    As of December 13, 2022
    Rankings from United Soccer Coaches
    Source: WAC

    Early season tournaments

    Several universities hosted early season soccer tournaments.

    NameDate(s)Stadium CityNo. teamsChampion
    Duke TournamentAugust 25–28Koskinen StadiumDurham, NC4Elon
    Fairfield Inn by Marriott JMU InvitationalAugust 25–28Sentara ParkHarrisonburg, VA4Drexel
    UAB Soccer for the Cure ClassicAugust 25–28PNC FieldBirmingham, AL4UAB
    Wolstein ClassicAugust 25–28Jesse Owens Memorial StadiumColumbus, OH4Dayton
    Portland TournamentSeptember 2–5Merlo FieldPortland, OR4
    adidas/IU Credit Union ClassicSeptember 3–6Bill Armstrong StadiumBloomington, IN3

    Postseason

    Conference winners and tournaments
    Conference Regular
    Season
    Champion(s)    		 Tournament
    Winner    		 Conference
    Tournament    		 Tournament
    Dates    		 Tournament
    Venue (City)
    ACC Atlantic – Syracuse Syracuse 2022 Tournament November 2–13 All matches before final: Campus sites, hosted by higher seed
    Final: Sahlen's Stadium • Cary, North Carolina
    Coastal – Duke[lower-alpha 1]
    America East New Hampshire New Hampshire 2022 Tournament November 5–13 Campus sites, hosted by higher seed
    American FIU FIU 2022 Tournament November 6–13 First round: Campus sites, hosted by higher seed
    Remainder: Hosted by regular-season champion
    ASUN Lipscomb Lipscomb 2022 Tournament November 5–12 Quarterfinals and semifinals: Campus sites, hosted by top two seeds
    Final: Hosted by top remaining seed
    Atlantic 10 Saint Louis Saint Louis 2022 Tournament November 4–13 Campus sites, hosted by higher seed
    Big East Georgetown Creighton 2022 Tournament November 5–13 Maryland SoccerPlex • Boyds, Maryland
    Big South Campbell High Point 2022 Tournament November 6–12 Campus sites, hosted by higher seed
    Big Ten Maryland Rutgers 2022 Tournament November 4–13 Campus sites, hosted by higher seed
    Big West UC Riverside UC Riverside 2022 Tournament November 2–12 Campus sites, hosted by higher seed
    CAA Elon Hofstra 2022 Tournament November 3–12 Quarterfinals and semifinals: Campus sites, hosted by top two seeds
    Final: Hosted by top remaining seed
    Horizon Cleveland State Cleveland State 2022 Tournament November 6–12 Quarterfinals: Campus sites, hosted by higher seed
    Semifinals and final: Hosted by regular-season champion
    Ivy Penn No Tournament
    MAAC Quinnipiac Quinnipiac 2022 Tournament November 6–12 Campus sites, hosted by higher seed
    MAC Akron Western Michigan 2022 Championship Game November 12 Campus site, hosted by regular-season champion
    Missouri Valley Missouri State Missouri State 2022 Tournament November 6–13 Quarterfinals: Campus sites, hosted by higher seed
    Semifinals and final: Hosted by regular-season champion
    Northeast Fairleigh Dickinson Fairleigh Dickinson 2022 Tournament November 6–13 Campus sites, hosted by higher seed
    Pac-12 Washington No Tournament
    Patriot Army Navy 2022 Tournament November 5–12 Campus sites, hosted by higher seed
    SoCon UNC Greensboro UNC Greensboro 2022 Tournament November 4–12/13 Campus sites, hosted by higher seed
    The Summit Oral Roberts Denver 2022 Tournament November 10–12 DU Soccer Stadium • Denver, Colorado
    Sun Belt Kentucky Kentucky 2022 Tournament November 6–13 Quarterfinals and semifinals: Campus sites, hosted by top two seeds
    Final: Hosted by top remaining seed
    WCC San Diego No Tournament
    WAC Air Force California Baptist 2022 Tournament November 9–13 CBU Soccer Stadium • Riverside, California
    1. Top seed in conference tournament.

    Player statistics
    As of August 26, 2022

    Goals
    As of November 2, 2022[87]
    RankPlayerCollegeGoals
    1England Eliot GoldthorpHofstra14
    2Australia Finn Ballard McBrideUC Santa Barbara13
    United States Ryan BecherUMBC13
    United States MD MyersRutgers13
    5United States Duncan McGuireCreighton12
    Iceland Stefan SigurðarsonBoston College12
    7Spain David BercedoQuinnipiac14
    United States Taylor CalheiraUMBC11
    Germany Jelldrik DallmannLipscomb11
    United States Thaddaeus DewingAir Force11

    Assists
    As of November 2, 2022
    RankPlayerCollegeAssists
    1Germany Nick GutmannKentucky14
    2England Tom CooklinGeorge Washington13
    3France JC NgandoUNC Greensboro11
    4United States Ryan BecherUMBC10
    United States Chris MeyersWashington10
    Serbia Filip MirkovićPittsburgh10
    7United States Shane AndersonOral Roberts9
    France Adam AoumaichMarshall9
    New Zealand Willem EbbingeHarvard9
    United States Dylan GaitherMercer9
    Italy Giorgio ProboCreighton9
    Denmark Alexander StjernegaardQuinnipiac9

    Points
    As of November 2, 2022. Two points per a goal, and one point per an assist.
    RankPlayerCollegePoints
    1United States Ryan BecherUMBC36
    2England Eliot GoldthorpHofstra33
    3United States MD MyersRutgers30
    4Spain David BercedoQuinnipiac28
    United States Taylor CalheiraUMBC28
    England Shaun JoashGrand Canyon28
    7New Zealand Finn Ballard McBrideUC Santa Barbara27
    8United States Duncan McGuireCreighton26
    United States Lucas MeekWashington26
    10Iceland Stefan SigurðarsonBoston College25
    United States Thaddaeus DewingAir Force25
    New Zealand Kieran RichardsEast Tennessee State25
    United States Charlie SharpWestern Michigan25

    Hat tricks
    As of August 26, 2022
    Player For Against Score Date
    United States Duncan McGuire Creighton Oakland 6–0 (H) August 25, 2022[88]
    United States Jose Ortiz SMU Oral Roberts 4–0 (H) August 25, 2022[89]
    Germany Milo Yosef Marshall VCU 5–0 (H) August 25, 2022[90]
    United States Spencer Hanks UMBC Fairfield 8–2 (H) August 26, 2022[91]
    Poland Jakub Woznicki Stonehill La Salle 3–5 (A) August 26, 2022[92]
    England Sam Pitts-Eckersall UNC Asheville Georgia Southern 5–3 (H) August 28, 2022[93]
    United States Harrison Coron 4 Drexel College of Charleston 5–0 (H) September 24, 2022[94]

    Awards and honors

    TopDrawerSoccer.com Player/Team of the Week
    • Bold denotes TDS Player of the Week.

    All-America teams
    Further information: List of NCAA Division I men's soccer First-Team All-America teams
    2022 United Soccer Coaches All-America Teams[100]
    First Team Second Team Third Team

    Casper Mols, GK, Kentucky
    Luis Grassow, DF, Kentucky
    Noah Gulden, DF, Lipscomb
    Keegan Hughes, DF, Stanford
    Knut Ahlander, MF, SMU
    Alex Nagy, MF, Vermont
    JC Ngando, MF, UNC Greensboro
    Peter Stroud, MF, Duke
    Eythor Bjorgolfsson, FW, Kentucky
    Levonte Johnson, FW, Syracuse
    Shakur Mohammed, FW, Duke
    Ilijah Paul, FW, Washington

    Eliot Hamill, GK, Duke
    Moise Bombito, DF, New Hampshire
    Leo Burney, DF, Penn
    Daniel Nimick, DF, Western Michigan
    Daniel Wu, DF, Georgetown
    Emeka Eneli, MF, Cornell
    Eliot Goldthorp, MF, Hofstra
    Milo Yosef, MF, Marshall
    Stephen Afrifa, FW, FIU
    Stas Korzeniowski, FW, Penn
    Duncan McGuire, FW, Creighton

    Cole Jensen, GK, Xavier
    Mariano Fazio, DF, Tulsa
    Daniel Munie, DF, Indiana
    Nick Richardson, DF, Maryland
    Yannick Bright, MF, New Hampshire
    Dyson Clapier, MF, Akron
    Lucas Meek, MF, Washington
    Laurence Wootton, MF, Ohio State
    Nicolo Mulatero, FW, Missouri State
    Valentin Noel, FW, Pittsburgh
    Nathan Opoku, FW, Syracuse
    Tyrese Spicer, FW, Lipscomb

    Major player of the year awards

    Other major awards

    Conference player and coaches of the year
    Conference Conference
    Player of the Year    		 Offensive
    Player of the Year    		 Defensive
    Player of the Year    		 Midfielder
    of the Year    		 Goalkeeper
    of the Year    		 Rookie
    of the Year    		 Conference
    Coach of the Year
    ACC[108]—Shakur Mohammed
    (Duke)    		Andreas Ueland
    (Virginia)    		Peter Stroud
    (Duke)    		Eliot Hamill
    (Duke)    		Kamran Acito
    (Duke)    		Ian McIntyre
    (Syracuse)
    America East[109]—Taylor Calheira
    (New Hampshire)    		Moise Bombito
    (New Hampshire)    		Yannick Bright
    (New Hampshire)    		Nate Silveira
    (Vermont)    		Maximus Barboto
    (NJIT)    		Marc Hubbard
    (New Hampshire)
    American[110]—Knut Ahlander
    (SMU)    		Mariano Fazio
    (Tulsa)    		Knut Ahlander
    (SMU)    		Álex López
    (Tulsa)    		Alexander Petraeus
    (SMU)    		Kyle Russell
    (FIU)
    ASUN[111]Jelldrik Dallmann
    (Lipscomb)    		—Noah Gulden
    (Lipscomb)    		—Michael Sibley
    (Lipscomb)    		Nick Dang
    (Lipscomb)    		Charles Morrow
    (Lipscomb)
    Atlantic 10[112]Alec Hughes
    (UMass)    		John Klein Jr.
    (Saint Louis)    		Alberto Suárez
    (Saint Louis)    		Billy Hency
    (Loyola Chicago)    		—Basit Umar
    (Dayton)    		Kevin Kalish
    (Saint Louis)
    Big East[113]—Duncan McGuire
    (Creighton)    		Daniel Wu
    (Georgetown)    		Aidan Rocah
    (Georgetown)    		Cole Jensen
    (Xavier)    		Palmer Ault
    (Butler)    		Brian Wiese
    (Georgetown)
    Big South[114]—Tyler Young
    (Campbell)    		Moses Mensah
    (Campbell)    		—Holden Trent
    (High Point)    		Jefferson Amaya
    (High Point)    		Zach Haines
    (High Point)
    Big Ten[115]—MD Myers
    (Rutgers)    		Daniel Munie
    (Indiana)    		Laurence Wootton
    (Ohio State)    		Keagan McLaughlin
    (Ohio State)    		Cole Curthers (Rutgers)
    Jonathan Stout (Michigan State)    		Sasho Cirovski
    (Maryland)
    Big West[116]—Ballard McBride
    (UC Santa Barbara)    		Henry Davies
    (UC Santa Barbara)    		Sebastian Cruz
    (Cal State Fullerton)    		Carlos Gonzalez (UC Riverside)
    Leroy Zeller (UC Santa Barbara)    		David Diaz
    (Cal State Northridge)    		Tim Cupello
    (UC Riverside)
    Colonial[117]Ryan Carmichael
    (Hofstra)    		—Vemund Hole Vik
    (Elon)    		——Chris Elliott
    (Charleston)    		Marc Reeves
    (Elon)
    Horizon[118]Bojan Kolevski
    (Cleveland State)    		Bojan Kolevski
    (Cleveland State)    		Hesron Barry
    (Green Bay)    		—Tobias Jahn
    (Green Bay)    		Josemir Gomez
    (IUPUI)    		Siniša Ubiparipović
    (Cleveland State)
    Ivy[119]—Stas Korzeniowski
    (Penn)    		Leo Burney
    (Penn)    		——Ryan Friedberg
    (Cornell)    		Brian Gill
    (Penn)
    MAAC[120]—David Bercedo
    (Quinnipiac)    		Nassim Akki
    (Manhattan)    		—Greg Monroe
    (Siena)    		Alexander Stjernegaard
    (Quinnipiac)    		Eric Da Costa
    (Quinnipiac)
    Mid-American[121]Daniel Nimick
    (Western Michigan)    		———Brendan Graves (Bowling Green)
    Hunter Morse (Western Michigan)    		Carson Hodgson
    (Western Michigan)    		Jared Embick
    (Akron)
    Missouri Valley[122]Jesus Barea
    (Missouri State)    		Nicolo Mulatero
    (Missouri State)    		Declan Watters
    (Drake)    		Jack Denton
    (Missouri State)    		Jon Burke
    (Drake)    		Nacho Diaz
    (Evansville)    		Pat Flinn
    (Drake)
    Northeast[123]Emil Jaaskelainen
    (LIU)    		—Hugo Bacharach
    (Fairleigh Dickinson)    		—Spencer King
    (Fairleigh Dickinson)    		Jordaine Jeager
    (Saint Francis)    		Seth Roland
    (Fairleigh Dickinson)
    Pac-12[124]Joran Gerbet
    (Oregon State)    		Ilijah Paul
    (Washington)    		Keegan Hughes
    (Stanford)    		——CJ Fodrey
    (San Diego State)    		Jamie Clark
    (Washington)
    Patriot[125]—Gage Guerra
    (Army)    		Griffin Roach
    (Boston)    		David Jackson
    (Navy)    		Francesco Montali
    (Boston)    		Max Andrews
    (Army)    		Brian Plotkin
    (Army)
    SoCon[126]JC Ngando
    (UNC Greensboro)    		———Cole Hunter (ETSU)
    Niclas Wild (UNC Greensboro)    		Chris Rich
    (UNC Greensboro)    		Nikolai Rojel
    (Wofford)
    Summit[127]—Felipe D'Agostini
    (Oral Roberts)    		Ronan Wynne
    (Denver)    		Ben Smith
    (Denver)    		Jeremy Coste
    (Oral Roberts)    		Isaac Nehme
    (Denver)    		Ryan Bush
    (Oral Roberts)
    Sun Belt[128]Milo Yosef
    (Marshall)    		Milo Yosef
    (Marshall)    		Luis Grassow
    (Kentucky)    		—Casper Mols
    (Kentucky)    		Matthew Bell (Marshall)
    Adam Aoumaich (Marshall)    		Johan Cedergren
    (Kentucky)
    WAC[129]—Shaun Joash
    (Grand Canyon)    		London Aghedo
    (Air Force)    		——Owen Knecht
    (Utah Valley)    		Dough Hill
    (Air Force)
    West Coast[130]—Brandon Cambridge
    (Portland)    		Trevor Dillon
    (San Diego)    		Noel Caliskan
    (LMU)    		Jason Dubrovich (San Diego)
    George Tasouris (Portland)    		Simon Duus Muller
    (San Diego)    		Brian Quinn
    (San Diego)

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