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1972 NCAA University Division soccer tournament

Men's college soccer tournament in the United States


Men's college soccer tournament in the United States

FieldValue
titleNCAA University Division soccer tournament
year1972
other_titles1972 College Cup
countryUnited States
num_teams24
venueMiami Orange Bowl
Florida Miami, Florida
winnersSaint Louis
count9
secondUCLA
semifinal1Cornell
semifinal2Howard
matches23
goals90
awardDanny Counce, Saint Louis (offensive)
Bruce Arena, Cornell (defensive)
prev_season1971
next_season1973

Florida Miami, Florida Bruce Arena, Cornell (defensive)

The 1972 NCAA University Division soccer tournament was the 14th annual tournament organized by the National Collegiate Athletic Association to determine the national champion of men's college soccer among its University Division members in the United States.

The final match was played at the Miami Orange Bowl in Miami, Florida on December 29.

Saint Louis won their ninth national title by defeating UCLA in the championship game, 4–2. The championship was not re-awarded.

A concurrent NCAA College Division Men's Soccer Championship (now known as Division II) was held for the first time in 1972.

Qualifying

Six teams made their debut appearances in the NCAA soccer tournament: Bowling Green, Clemson, Duke, Fresno State, Rhode Island, and Washington.

Bracket

| team-width=165 | score-width=30

| RD1-team01=Harvard | RD1-score01=1 | RD1-team02=Rhode Island | RD1-score02=0

| RD1-team03=Brown | RD1-score03=4 | RD1-team04=Connecticut | RD1-score04=2

| RD1-team05=Long Island | RD1-score05=2 | RD1-team06=NYU | RD1-score06=1

| RD1-team07=Army | RD1-score07=1 | RD1-team08=Cornell | RD1-score08=3

| RD1-team17=Howard | RD1-score17=9 | RD1-team18=Duke | RD1-score18=0

| RD1-team19=Clemson | RD1-score19=3 | RD1-team20=West Virginia | RD1-score20=2

| RD1-team21=Penn | RD1-score21=4 | RD1-team22=Drexel | RD1-score22=0

| RD1-team23=Penn State | RD1-score23=2 | RD1-team24=Saint Joseph's | RD1-score24=0

| RD2-team01=Harvard | RD2-score01=3 | RD2-team02=Brown | RD2-score02=2

| RD2-team03=Long Island | RD2-score03=2 | RD2-team04=Cornell | RD2-score04=3

| RD2-team05=San Jose State | RD2-score05=4 | RD2-team06=Fresno State | RD2-score06=0

| RD2-team07=UCLA | RD2-score07=5 | RD2-team08=Washington | RD2-score08=0

| RD2-team09=Howard | RD2-score09=4 | RD2-team10=Clemson | RD2-score10=0

| RD2-team11=Penn | RD2-score11=3 | RD2-team12=Penn State | RD2-score12=1

| RD2-team13=Saint Louis | RD2-score13=2 | RD2-team14=Bowling Green | RD2-score14=0

| RD2-team15=Ohio | RD2-score15=3 | RD2-team16=Air Force | RD2-score16=2

| RD3-team01=Harvard | RD3-score01=0 | RD3-team02=Cornell | RD3-score02=2

| RD3-team03=San Jose State | RD3-score03=1 | RD3-team04=UCLA | RD3-score04=3

| RD3-team05=Howard | RD3-score05=2 | RD3-team06=Penn | RD3-score06=0

| RD3-team07=Saint Louis | RD3-score07=3 | RD3-team08=Ohio | RD3-score08=1

| RD4-team01=Cornell | RD4-score01=0 | RD4-team02=UCLA | RD4-score02=1

| RD4-team03=Howard | RD4-score03=1 | RD4-team04=Saint Louis (OT) | RD4-score04=2

| RD5-team01=UCLA | RD5-score01=2 | RD5-team02=Saint Louis | RD5-score02=4

Final

References

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References

  1. "DIVISION I MEN’S SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIPS RECORDS BOOK". NCAA.
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