2024 NCAA DIII Women’s Soccer Championship: Bracket, Scores & Schedule
- The 2024 NCAA DIII women's soccer championship features a 64-team tournament bracket.
- Live Stream Information You can watch every match of the DIII women's soccer tournament live on NCAA.com.
- Tournament Bracket For the interactive bracket, visit the 2024 bracket page.
Here’s a summary of the 2024 NCAA DIII women’s soccer championship:
2024 NCAA DIII Women’s Soccer Championship Overview
The 2024 NCAA DIII women’s soccer championship features a 64-team tournament bracket. The tournament kickoff occurred on Friday, Nov. 15, with first-round matches continuing through the weekend. Semifinals are set for Dec. 5, and the national championship match will take place on Dec. 8, both held at Peter Johann Memorial Field in Las Vegas.
Live Stream Information
You can watch every match of the DIII women’s soccer tournament live on NCAA.com.
Tournament Bracket
For the interactive bracket, visit the 2024 bracket page.
Tournament Scores
Third Round (Saturday, Nov. 23)
Second Round (Sunday, Nov. 17)
- Colby 2, MIT 0
- Messiah 1, CWRU 0
- Wash. & Lee 2, Ohio Northern 0
- William Smith 2, Tufts 1
- NYU 2, McDaniel 0
- Misericordia 3, Ithaca 1
- Carnegie Mellon 2, IIT 2
- Johns Hopkins 5, TCNJ 0
- Scranton 2, Wesleyan (CT) 0
- Amherst 3, Rochester 2
- Chris. Newport 4, Vassar 0
- Emory 1, Pacific Lutheran 0
- Trinity (TX) 1, Pomona-Pitzer 1 (3-2 PKs)
- Loras 0, Carleton (4-2 PK)
- WashU 5, Simpson 1
First Round Results (Friday, Nov. 15 – Saturday, Nov. 16)
- Featured multiple matches, with significant performances from teams like Carnegie Mellon, TCNJ, and Emory posting impressive wins.
Tournament Schedule
- Selection Show: Nov. 11 at 2 p.m. ET, streamed on NCAA.com
- First and Second Rounds: Nov. 15-17, streamed on NCAA.com
- Sectionals: Nov. 23-24, streamed on NCAA.com
- Semifinals and Final: Dec. 5-8 in Las Vegas, streamed on NCAA.com
Championship History
The history of DIII women’s soccer champions since 1986 shows Williams College as a strong contender, having won three of the last ten titles.
| Year | Champion | Record | Coach | Score | Runner-Up | Site |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | Cal Lutheran | 19-1-6 | Frank Marino | 1-0 | Washington-St. Louis | Salem, VA |
| 2022 | Johns Hopkins | 23-0-2 | Dan Weiler | 2-1 | CWRU | Salem, VA |
| 2021 | Christopher Newport | 22-0-1 | Jamie Gunderson | 2-0 | TCNJ | Greensboro, NC |
For more information on the latest updates and details about each round, visit the NCAA’s official website.
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