Women's Division I Soccer Championship
Organizing bodyNCAA
Founded1982 (1982)
Number of teams64
Current champion(s)FSU (4th title)
Most successful team(s)North Carolina
(21 titles)
Television broadcastersESPNU
ESPN+[1]
Websitencaa.com/soccer
2023 NCAA Division I women's soccer tournament

The NCAA Division I Women's Soccer Championship, sometimes known as the Women's College Cup, is an American college soccer tournament conducted by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), and determines the Division I women's national champion.

History

The NCAA began conducting a single division Women's Soccer Championship tournament in 1982 with a 12-team tournament. The tournament became the Division I Championship in 1986, when Division III was created for non-scholarship programs. Currently, the tournament field consists of 64 teams. The semifinals and final of the tournament, held at a single site every year, are collectively known as the Women's College Cup (analogous to the College Cup in men's soccer).

Historically, North Carolina has been the dominant school in Division I women's soccer. Known widely as one of the most successful collegiate programs in any NCAA sport, the Tar Heels have won 22 national championships of the 31 NCAA tournaments contested. They also won the only AIAW national championship in soccer in 1981. The Tar Heels have reached the College Cup 30 times. Head coach Anson Dorrance is considered one of the greatest women's soccer coaches in NCAA history, leading the Tar Heels since the inception of the program in 1979.

Only six other schools have multiple titles, Notre Dame (3 titles, 5-times runner-up and 12 College Cup appearances), Florida State (4 titles, 3-time runner-up and 12 college cup appearances), Stanford (3 titles, 2-times runner-up and 10 College Cup appearances), Santa Clara (2 titles, 1-time runner up and 11 College Cup appearances), Portland (2 titles, 1-time runner-up and 8 College Cup appearances), and USC (2 titles, 2 College Cup appearances).

Champions

NCAA Division I Women's Soccer Championship
Ed. Year Team Championship Host city Stadium Third Place Final Att.
Champion Score Runner-up Champion Score Runner-up
11982 North Carolina (1)
1–0
Central Florida Orlando UCF Knights Connecticut
2–1
UMSL 1,000
21983 North Carolina (2)
4–0
George Mason Orlando UCF Knights Massachusetts
1–0
Connecticut 700
31984 North Carolina (3)
2–0
Connecticut Chapel Hill Fetzer Field Massachusetts
4–1
California 3,500
41985 George Mason (1)
2–0
North Carolina Fairfax George Mason Stadium Colorado College, Massachusetts 4,500
51986 North Carolina (4)
2–0
Colorado College Fairfax George Mason Stadium George Mason, Massachusetts 1,000
61987 North Carolina (5)
1–0
Massachusetts Hadley Warren McGuirk Stadium California, UCF 3,651
71988 North Carolina (6)
4–1
NC State Chapel Hill Fetzer Field California, Wisconsin 3,500
81989 North Carolina (7)
2–0
Colorado College Raleigh Method Road NC State, Santa Clara 1,625
91990 North Carolina (8)
6–0
Connecticut Chapel Hill Fetzer Field Colorado College, Santa Clara 3,200
101991 North Carolina (9)
3–1
Wisconsin Chapel Hill Fetzer Field Colorado College, Virginia 3,800
111992 North Carolina (10)
9–1
Duke Chapel Hill Fetzer Field Hartford, Santa Clara 3,573
121993 North Carolina (11)
6–0
George Mason Chapel Hill Fetzer Field Massachusetts, Stanford 5,721
131994 North Carolina (12)
5–0
Notre Dame Portland Merlo Field Connecticut, Portland 5,000
141995 Notre Dame (1)
1–0 (a.e.t.)
Portland Chapel Hill Fetzer Field North Carolina, SMU 6,926
151996 North Carolina (13)
1–0 (a.e.t.)
Notre Dame Santa Clara Buck Shaw Stadium Portland, Santa Clara 8,800
161997 North Carolina (14)
2–0
Connecticut Greensboro UNCG Soccer Stadium Notre Dame, Santa Clara 3,200
171998 Florida (1)
1–0
North Carolina Greensboro UNCG Soccer Stadium Portland, Santa Clara 10,583
181999 North Carolina (15)
2–0
Notre Dame San Jose Spartan Stadium Penn State, Santa Clara 14,410
192000 North Carolina (16)
2–1
UCLA San Jose Spartan Stadium Notre Dame, Portland 9,566
202001 Santa Clara (1)
1–0
North Carolina University Park Gerald J. Ford Stadium Florida, Portland 7,090
212002 Portland (1)
2–1 (a.e.t.)
Santa Clara Austin Mike A. Myers Stadium North Carolina, Penn State 10,027
222003 North Carolina (17)
6–0
Connecticut Cary SAS Soccer Park Florida State, UCLA 10,042
232004 Notre Dame (2) 1–1 (4–3 p) UCLA Cary SAS Soccer Park Princeton, Santa Clara 7,644
242005 Portland (2)
4–0
UCLA College Station Aggie Soccer Stadium Florida State, Penn State 6,578
252006 North Carolina (18)
2–1
Notre Dame Cary SAS Soccer Park Florida State, UCLA 8,349
262007 USC (1)
2–0
Florida State College Station Aggie Soccer Stadium Notre Dame, UCLA 8,255
272008 North Carolina (19)
2–1
Notre Dame Cary WakeMed Soccer Park Stanford, UCLA 9,055
282009 North Carolina (20)
1–0
Stanford College Station Aggie Soccer Stadium Notre Dame, UCLA 8,536
292010 Notre Dame (3)
1–0
Stanford Cary WakeMed Soccer Park Boston College, Ohio State 7,833
302011 Stanford (1)
1–0
Duke Kennesaw Fifth Third Bank Stadium Florida State, Wake Forest 9,241
312012 North Carolina (21)
4–1
Penn State San Diego Torero Stadium Florida State, Stanford 7,289
322013 UCLA (1)
1–0 (a.e.t.)
Florida State Cary WakeMed Soccer Park Virginia, Virginia Tech 8,806*
332014 Florida State (1)
1–0
Virginia Boca Raton FAU Stadium Stanford, Texas A&M 4,137
342015 Penn State (1)
1–0
Duke Cary WakeMed Soccer Park Florida State, Rutgers 10,676
352016 USC (2)
3–1
West Virginia San Jose Avaya Stadium Georgetown, North Carolina 6,612
362017 Stanford (2)
3–2
UCLA Orlando Orlando City Stadium South Carolina, Duke 1,938
372018 Florida State (2)
1–0
North Carolina Cary WakeMed Soccer Park Stanford, Georgetown 12,512
382019 Stanford (3)
0–0 (5–4 p)
North Carolina San Jose Avaya Stadium UCLA, Washington State 9,591 [n 1]
392020 Santa Clara (2)
1–1 (4–1 p)
Florida State Cary WakeMed Soccer Park North Carolina, Virginia 5000
40 2021 Florida State (3)
0-0 (4–3 p)
BYU Santa Clara Stevens Stadium Santa Clara, Rutgers 7,087
41 2022 UCLA (2) North Carolina Cary WakeMed Soccer Park Florida State, Alabama 9,531
42 2023 Florida State (4) Stanford Cary WakeMed Soccer Park BYU, Clemson 3,954
Notes
  1. ↑ The reported attendance for 2013 is the number of tickets sold for the match. Actual game attendance was less than 3,000.[2]

Team titles

NCAA Division I women's soccer tournament is located in the United States
North Carolina
North Carolina
Florida State
Florida State
Stanford
Stanford
NotreDame
Notre
Dame
Santa Clara
Santa Clara
USC
USC
Portland
Portland
Penn State
Penn State
UCLA
UCLA
Florida
Florida
George Mason
George Mason
National Championships by school: 21, 4, 3, 2, 1
Team Titles Years won
North Carolina 21 1982, 1983, 1984, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2003, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2012
Florida State 4
2014, 2018, 2021, 2023
Stanford 3
2011, 2017, 2019
Notre Dame 3
1995, 2004, 2010
Santa Clara 2
2001, 2020
USC 2
2007, 2016
Portland 2
2002, 2005
UCLA 2
2013, 2022
Penn State 1
2015
Florida 1
1998
George Mason 1
1985

Performance by team

  •  •  First round
  •  24   32  Round of 24 (1993 - 1994); Round of 32 (1995 - present)
  •  12   16  Round of 12 (1982 - 1992); Round of 16 (1993 - present)
  •  QF  Quarterfinals
  •  SF  Semifinals
  •  RU  National Runner-up
  •  CH  National Champion

In 2001 and 2002, the top 8 teams were seeded 1 through 8. The top 4 teams are shown with double underline, and next 4 teams are shown with dotted underline. Since 2003, the top 16 teams have been seeded, and the top 4 teams are shown with double underline, and next 12 teams are shown with dotted underline.

# SF CH School 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23
423121North CarolinaCHCHCHRUCHCHCHCHCHCHCHCHCHSFCHCHRUCHCHRUSFCH16QFCH16CHCH1616CHQF1632SF16RURUSF•RUQF
24144Florida State163216SF•SFSFRUQFQFQFSFSFRUCHSF3216CHQFRUCHSFCH
32113Stanford12QFQFSFQF2432•163216QF•32•1616SFRURUCHSF16SFQF32CHSFCH•32RU
29123Notre Dame16RUCHRUSFQFRUSF321632CHQFRUSFRUSFCH•QF161632•163216QF32
33122Santa ClaraSFSF12SF1624QFSFSFSFSFQFCHRUQFSFQF••1632•321632QF163216CHSF3232
27122UCLA24QF3216RUQF16SFRURUSFSFSFSF1632QFCHQF16RUQFSF16•CH•
2282Portland12QFSFRUSF32SFSFSFCH16QFCHQFQFQFQF3232323232
2222USC323232•32•3232CH16•32•16CH3216QF3232•32
2951Penn State241632QFSFQFQFSFQF32SFQF16•323216RU32QFCH32QFQF16161616QF
1141George Mason12RU12CHSFQF12RU163216
2221FloridaQF16CH3232SFQF••1616163232321632QF1616QF•
317-ConnecticutSFSFRU12QFQF1212RUQF12QFSFQFQFRUQFQFQF16QFRU16•32QF32•321632
156-MassachusettsQFSFSFSFSFRUQFQF12QFSF16161632
115-Colorado CollegeQFSFRU12QFRUSFSF•••
354-Virginia121212QFSFQF24163216321616QF163232QF1616161616QF16SFRUQF16161632SF16QF
284-DukeRU16QF16163232323232163232QFQF•16RUQFQFRUQFSF1632QFQFQF
273-CaliforniaQFSFQFSFSF16••32•32•163232•32•3232•32•••••
232-WisconsinSF12QFRUQF24161632323232•1632•32323216161632
222-UCFRUQFSFQF12•32•••3232323232QF32•16••32
182-Rutgers12163232163232•32SF3232••32SF••
172-NC StateQFQFQFRUSFQFQF1216QF321632161632•
142-Georgetown•QF323232•SF•SF•16323232
281-Texas A&M163232321616QFQF163216QF32QF1632321616SFQF32321632QF•32
241-BYU3216321632•QF•••3232•QF32•3216•QF32RU16SF
231-Clemson242432QF16QFQF16••••QF32•321632•32QF••SF
221-Wake Forest1632•1632•32•••323232QF32SF3216321632•
221-West Virginia••32163232•QF323216••32•QFRU1632163232
191-Boston College12QF12QF16••161616•16QFSF1632QF••
171-South Carolina•••16323232QF•QFSF32QF32QF1632
171-Ohio State•32QF••SF16••1632••32•32•
151-PrincetonQF12••32••SF•3232QF•3232
141-SMU121216SF16163232••3232•32
141-Washington State16•••3232••••1632SF32
131-HartfordQF12QFSFQF241616QF32•••
131-Virginia Tech••16•16•SF163216•32•
61-Alabama•••32SF32
21-Missouri St. LouisSF12
23--William & Mary12QF12QF12QF16QF2432QF1616•32••32•3232•32
19--HarvardQFQF2432QF32321632•••••32••3232
17--Milwaukee32••3232•••32••••3232••
17--Auburn•323232••32••32323216QF32••
17--Texas•••16•161632••3216•••3216
16--Washington161632•1632•QF3232QF•16•3216
16--Michigan3232323232QF16•••16QF•16QF•
15--Tennessee•161616321616•••32QF16•32
14--Boston University32••32•••••3232•32•
13--MarylandQFQF323232•32•1616321632
13--NebraskaQF1616QF1616163216323232QF
13--San Diego1632••••32•32••16•
13--Central Connecticut•••32•••••32•••
13--Marquette3232••1632••163216••
13--Pepperdine321632•16••163232•16•
13--Colorado•32321632•1632323232••
13--Oklahoma State•32323232QFQF•••323216
12--Vanderbilt1616163232••3232•3232
12--James Madison161632323232•321632••
12--Illinois32••QF32163216•323216
12--Denver•••32•••16•••32
12--Memphis••••32••••321616
11--Minnesota24321632321616•32•32
11--Kentucky2432•32••••323216
11--UNC Greensboro3216•32•32•32•••
11--Georgia3216323232•3232•3216
10--Brown12QFQF12121632•3232
10--Radford12•••••••••
10--Dartmouth162432QF321616•••
10--Dayton3216•••3232•••
10--Arizona State323232•••3232••
10--Ole Miss•32••3216•3216•
10--Hofstra•3232•32•323232•
10--Arkansas163232•323216QFQF32
9--UC Santa Barbara12QFQFQFQFQF12••
9--South Alabama•••32•••32•
9--Kansas•163232••323216
9--Cal State Fullerton•1632••••••
9--LSU32•32••32•32•
8--Furman••••••••
8--Liberty••••••••
8--Oakland••••••32•
8--Utah32•••32•16•
8--Saint Louis3232••3232•16
8--Monmouth••••••••
8--South Florida32••32321632•
8--Florida Gulf Coast•••32••••
8--Texas Tech32321632•323216
7--Cincinnati121224321632•
7--Northwestern3216321632•16
7--San Diego State16•3216•••
7--Missouri•323232•32•
7--Bucknell•••••••
7--Loyola (MD)•••••••
7--Purdue3216••32•32
7--High Point•••••••
7--Illinois State••••323232
7--North Texas•••••••
7--Arizona•163216323232
7--Samford32••••32•
7--Long Beach State••QF••••
7--South Dakota State32•••••
7--TCU••32•QF1616
6--Colgate32••32••
6--Baylor32•3216QFQF
6--Xavier••32•32•
6--Montana•32••••
6--Villanova32•163232•
6--Michigan State•3232•3216
6--Loyola (IL)••••••
6--Bowling Green••••••
6--Louisville••16••32
5--Indiana32321632•
5--Fairfield32••••
5--Charlotte32••32•
5--Evansville•••••
5--Cal Poly32••••
5--Idaho State••32••
5--Miami (FL)•••32•
5--Creighton•••••
5--Navy•32•••
5--Rice••••16
5--Toledo•••••
5--UC Irvine16•321616
5--La Salle•••••
5--Seattle•32•••
5--SIU Edwardsville•32•••
4--Cortland StateQFQF12QF
4--Oregon State241632•
4--Penn••••
4--Fresno State••••
4--Long Island••••
4--Miami (OH)•323232
4--Morehead State••••
4--San Jose State••••
4--Eastern Illinois••••
4--Texas State••••
4--Oklahoma•••32
4--UNLV••••
4--Old Dominion••••
4--Northern Arizona••••
4--Northeastern32•32•
4--SE Louisiana••••
4--St. John's•32•16
4--Murray State••••
4--New Mexico••32•
4--Saint Francis (PA)••••
4--Stony Brook••••
4--Iowa••3232
4--Utah Valley••32•
3--St. Mary's121632
3--Providence16••
3--Wright State•••
3--Jacksonville•••
3--Missouri State•••
3--Quinnipiac•••
3--Yale32•16
3--Northwestern State•••
3--Loyola Marymount••16
3--Western Michigan3232•
3--Stephen F. Austin•••
3--DePaul•••
3--Weber State•32•
3--Mississippi Valley•••
3--Western Carolina•••
3--Valparaiso•••
3--Central Michigan32••
3--Jackson State•••
3--Siena•••
3--Utah State•••
3--Prairie View A&M•••
3--Albany•••
3--Butler•••
3--Alabama State•••
3--Lamar•••
3--Lipscomb32••
3--Mississippi State•3216
2--Cal State Hayward1212
2--FIUQF•
2--Syracuse3232
2--Elon••
2--Richmond3216
2--UAB32•
2--VCU•32
2--Campbell••
2--Gonzaga•32
2--SE Missouri State••
2--Columbia•32
2--Grambling State••
2--Kennesaw State••
2--Sacramento State••
2--Army••
2--Belmont••
2--Ark.-Pine Bluff••
2--UNC Wilmington•32
2--IUPUI••
2--Boise State••
2--Mercer••
2--UTSA••
2--UT Martin••
2--Houston Baptist••
2--Buffalo••
2--New Hampshire••
2--Howard••
2--Northern Colorado••
2--Fairleigh Dickinson••
2--Eastern Washington••
2--Grand Canyon••
2--Pittsburgh 1616
1--Rochester (NY)12
1--Keene State12
1--Barry12
1--George Washington32
1--Georgia State•
1--Pacific32
1--Eastern Michigan•
1--Holy Cross•
1--Sacred Heart•
1--Rhode Island32
1--American•
1--Detroit32
1--Binghamton•
1--B'ham Southern•
1--Oral Roberts•
1--UTEP32
1--Florida Atlantic•
1--Iowa State•
1--UC Riverside•
1--Drake•
1--McNeese State•
1--Nevada•
1--Niagara•
1--UNC Asheville•
1--Alabama A&M•
1--Hawaii•
1--Davidson•
1--Lehigh•
1--Middle Tennessee•
1--North Dakota State•
1--Marist•
1--Cal State Northridge•
1--Georgia Southern•
1--UMBC•
1--Rider•
1--Duquesne•
1--Kent State•
1--Northern Kentucky•
1--Abilene Christian•
1--Little Rock•
1--Loyola Chicago•
1--Vermont•
1--New Mexico State•
1--Omaha•
1--Idaho•
1--Maine•
1--Towson•
1--Ohio•

See also

References

  1. ↑ Elchlepp, Kimberly (November 10, 2022). "ESPN Platforms Present Full NCAA Division I Women's Soccer Championship for First Time". ESPN.
  2. ↑ "College Cup: Stanford extended to a shootout before winning title". December 9, 2019.
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