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1996 NIRSA National Soccer Championship

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1996 NIRSA National Soccer Championship
LeagueNIRSA
SportSoccer
SiteUniversity of Texas
Austin, Texas
DurationNovember 21–23, 1996
Number of teams16 (men's championship)
16 (women's championship)
8 (men's open)
4 (women's open)
ResultsOfficial Results
Men's Championship Division
Score1–0
ChampionBYU
(1st title, 1st title game)
  Runners-upBaylor
(1st title game)
Season MVPRoger Seaman (BYU)
Women's Championship Division
Score1–0
ChampionMiami (OH)
(2nd title, 3rd title game)
  Runners-upPurdue
(1st title game)
Season MVPTrisha Barkman (Miami (OH))
Men's Open Division
Score2–0
ChampionToledo
(1st title, 1st title game)
  Runners-upAngelo State
(1st title game)
Season MVPTroy Bingham (Toledo)
Women's Open Division
Score9–0
ChampionTexas
(1st title, 1st title game)
  Runners-upRice
(1st title game)
Top seedJill Cook (Texas)
NIRSA national soccer championships seasons

The 1996 NIRSA national soccer championship was the 3rd NIRSA National Soccer Championships, the annual national championships for United States-based, collegiate club soccer teams organized by NIRSA. It took place at the University of Texas in Austin, Texas from Thursday, November 21 to Saturday, November 23, 1996.[1]

Overview

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Men's championship

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In the finals, BYU would take on Baylor. Prior to this, in the group stage, Baylor would face inaugural champions, Purdue, in their opener and would go down 2–0, but would score four consecutive goals to win 4–2. They'd then beat Northern Colorado 5–0 and finally tied Clemson 2–2 to top their group. Meanwhile, BYU would have a "perfect" group stage in that they'd win all three games by three or more goals without conceding a goal in any game, giving them 30 points. They did this by beating reigning champions and hosts, Texas, 7–0, then North Carolina 6–0, and finally Colorado State 3–0.

In the quarterfinals, Baylor would eliminate in-state rival, host, and reigning champion, Texas, 3–0 while BYU would beat Northern Colorado 10–1 which would be the only game where they conceded a goal this tournament. In the semifinals, Baylor would defeat Salt Lake CC 3–0 while BYU defeated Oregon 3–0. In the finals, BYU's Spencer Viernes would score the lone goal of the match as BYU claimed their first national NIRSA national title. BYU's Roger Seaman would be named tournament MVP.[2][3][4]

Women's championship

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In the finals, inaugural champion and reigning runners up, Miami (OH), would face Purdue. Prior to this, in the group stage, Purdue would tie their opener 0–0 to Southern Mississippi, then would defeat Penn State 1–0, and finally beat Tennessee 4–0 to win their group. Meanwhile, Miami (OH) would beat Kansas State 2–0, then would tie JMU 1–1, and finally beat Salt Lake CC 3–2 to top their group as well.

In the quarterfinals, Purdue would beat Clemson 4–1 while Miami (OH) beat Bowling Green 3–0. Following this, Purdue would defeat JMU 2–1 while Miami (OH) beat regional opponent Illinois 1–0 to reach their third finals in as many competitions. Illinois' Erica Loechl would be named the division's best goalkeeper and following this tournament would be a part of Illinois' first varsity team.[5] In the finals, eventual tournament MVP, Trisha Barkman of Miami (OH), would score the lone goal of the match to claim their second title in three seasons, the first team in any division to win two titles.[6][7]

Men's open

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In the finals, Toledo would face Angelo State. Prior to this, in the group stage, Angelo State would beat Wichita State 6–1 in their opener, then beat Houston 4–0, and finally lost to Tennessee 2–1 but would have enough to advance to the knockout round as the second placed team in the group. Meanwhile, Toledo would lose their opener 2–1 to inaugural open runners-up Texas Tech, then beat Lamar 5–2 to be level on points with them going into the group stage finale with Texas Tech ahead of both teams by 7 points. In the group stage finale, both teams would tie 1–1 with Toledo tying Texas A&M and Lamar tying Texas Tech 1–1, meaning both teams would still be level on points, but Toledo would claim the final knockout round spot due to them having the head-to-head tiebreaker.

In the semifinals, both teams would win 2–1 with Angelo State beating Texas Tech and Toledo being Tennessee. In the finals, Toledo would win 2–0 and claim their first open title. Toledo's Troy Bingham would be name tournament MVP and Toledo would eventual get a formal congratulations from their Mayor, Carty Finkbeiner.[8]

Women's open

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In the finals, in-state rivals Rice and Texas would face off in the team's fourth meeting. Prior to this, in the regular season, the teams tied in their first meeting and Texas defeated Rice in the second. In the opener for both teams, Texas would defeat Colorado State 5–0 while Rice would defeat Texas Tech 2–0 with goals from freshman Tiffany Elkins and sophomore Casey Robinson. In the teams' second game, Texas would defeat Texas Tech 3–0 while Rice would lose to Colorado State 1–0. In the group stage finale, Texas would defeat Rice 6–0 and with Colorado State beating Texas Tech 5–1, going into the knockout round Texas would have the 1 seed and face the 4 seed Texas Tech while Colorado State would have the 2 seed and face 3 seed Rice. In the semifinals, Texas would defeat in-state rival Texas Tech 9–0 while Rice would remain tied 0–0 with Colorado State after regulation and overtime, meaning penalties would be required to determine a winner which Rice would win. In the finals, Texas would defeat Rice 9–0 in what is, as of 2024, the largest score differential in a finals across all 4 divisions. Texas' Jill Cook would be named the tournament's MVP.[9]

Format

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The competition consisted of 44 teams partitioned into 24 men's teams and 20 women's teams. Each of these partitions were further divided into a 16-team, invite-only championship division, an 8-team men's open division, and a 4-team women's open division. The championship divisions were divided into four groups of four teams each, the men's open group divided teams into two groups of four teams each, and the women's division placed all the teams into a 4-team group.

All 4 divisions began with a round-robin tournament where each team played each of the other teams in their group once. Following this, the two best teams in each group in the championship division and men's open division advanced to a single-elimination, knockout round. All four teams in the women's open division advanced to their single-elimination, knockout round. The first metric for determining the best team was points, calculated first by giving a team 6 points for a win, 3 points for a tie, and 0 points for a loss. Then, a team could be awarded an addition point for a shutout and an additional point for every goal scored, up to a max of 3 goals per game. If teams were tied on points, the following criteria were used in order:

  1. Winner of head-to-head competition
  2. Greatest goal difference
  3. Most goals scored
  4. Coin toss

The knockout stage was an 8-team tournament for the championship divisions and a 4-team tournament for the open divisions. Knockout stage games needed to declare a winner, so if one was tied at the end of regulation, overtime would begin. Overtime in the quarterfinals consisted of two, 5-minute, golden-goal periods while in the semifinals and finals, overtime consisted of two, 10-minute, golden-goal periods. If still tied after overtime, kicks from the mark would determine the winner. Pool play and quarterfinal games were two 40-minute halves, separated by a seven-minute halftime with the semifinals and finals also being 40-minute halves, but having a ten minute halftime. If a player received three yellow cards during the course of the tournament they would be suspended the following the game.[10]

Qualification and selections

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NIRSA extended invitations to the 16 men's and 16 women's teams to participate in the championship division beginning on October 23, 1996 with those invitations being extended to who NIRSA believed were the best in the nation. The teams that participated in the open division were chosen on a first-come first-serve basis via mail with registration beginning on September 15, 1996 with a maximum of 24 teams per gender division.[1][11]

Men's championship

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Participating teams
Region Team Appearance Last Bid
I Maryland 1st Never
II Clemson 1st Never
II JMU 1st Never
II North Carolina 1st Never
III Purdue 3rd 1995
III Grand Valley State 2nd 1995
III Miami (OH) 1st Never
IV Texas 3rd 1995
IV Baylor 1st Never
IV Kansas 1st Never
IV Tulane 1st Never
V Colorado State 1st Never
V Northern Colorado 1st Never
VI Oregon 2nd 1995
VI Salt Lake CC 2nd 1995
VI BYU 1st Never

Women's championship

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Participating teams
Region Team Appearance Last Bid
I Penn State 2nd 1995
II Tennessee 2nd 1994
II Clemson 1st Never
II JMU 1st Never
II Miami (OH) 2nd Never
II Southern Miss 1st Never
III Miami (OH) 3rd 1995
III Purdue 3rd 1995
III Illinois 2nd 1995
III Ohio State 2nd 1994
III Bowling Green 1st Never
IV Kansas 1st Never
IV Kansas State 1st Never
V Colorado 2nd 1995
V Iowa 2nd 1995
VI Salt Lake CC 1st Never
VI San Diego State 1st Never

Men's open

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Region Num Team
I 0
II 1 Tennessee
III 1 Toledo
IV 5 Angelo State, Houston, Lamar, Texas A&M "B", Texas Tech
V 1 Wichita State
VI 0

Women's open

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Region Num Team
I 0
II 0
III 0
IV 3 Rice, Texas Tech, Texas
V 1 Colorado State
VI 0

Source: [11][12]

Group stage

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Men's championship

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Group A
Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GD SO[a] GFP[b] Pts Qualification
1 Salt Lake CC 3 2 1 0 7 5 +2 0 6 21 Advanced to knockout stage
2 Kansas 3 1 1 1 4 4 0 1 4 14
3 JMU 3 1 0 2 8 7 +1 0 6 12
4 Grand Valley 3 0 2 1 5 8 −3 0 5 11
Scores
10:00am CST Grand Valley 1–1 Salt Lake CC Field 3
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas
10:00am CST JMU0–1 Kansas Field 4
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas

4:00pm CST Kansas 2–2 Grand Valley Field 3
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas
4:00pm CST Salt Lake CC 4–3JMUField 4
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas

10:00am CST Grand Valley2–5 JMU Field 3
Fri, November 22 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas
10:00am CST Kansas1–2 Salt Lake CC Field 4
Fri, November 22 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas
Group B
Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GD SO[a] GFP[b] Pts Qualification
1 BYU 3 3 0 0 16 0 +16 3 9 30 Advanced to knockout stage
2 Texas 3 1 1 1 5 9 −4 0 4 13
3 North Carolina 3 0 2 1 2 8 −6 0 2 8
4 Colorado State 3 0 1 2 2 8 −6 0 2 5
Scores
10:00am CST Colorado State 1–1 North Carolina Field 5
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas
10:00am CST BYU 7–0TexasField 6
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas

4:00pm CST Texas 4–1Colorado StateField 5
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas
4:00pm CST North Carolina0–6 BYU Field 6
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas

10:00am CST Colorado State0–3 BYU Field 5
Fri, November 22 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas
10:00am CST Texas 1–1 North Carolina Field 6
Fri, November 22 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas
Group C
Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GD SO[a] GFP[b] Pts Qualification
1 Oregon 3 1 2 0 4 2 +2 1 4 17 Advanced to knockout stage
2 Miami (OH) 3 1 1 1 4 1 +3 2 3 14
3 Maryland 3 1 1 1 2 2 0 1 2 12
4 Tulane 3 1 0 2 2 7 −5 1 2 9
Scores
12:00pm CST Tulane 1–0MarylandField 3
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas
12:00pm CST Miami (OH) 0–0 Oregon Field 4
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas

6:00pm CST Oregon 3–1TulaneField 3
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas
6:00pm CST Maryland 1–0Miami (OH)Field 4
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas

10:00am CST Tulane0–4 Miami (OH) Field 7
Fri, November 22 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas
10:00am CST Oregon 1–1 Maryland Field 8
Fri, November 22 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas
Group D
Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GD SO[a] GFP[b] Pts Qualification
1 Baylor 3 2 1 0 12 4 +8 1 8 24 Advanced to knockout stage
2 Northern Colorado 3 2 0 1 4 8 −4 1 4 17
3 Clemson 3 0 2 1 5 6 −1 0 5 11
4 Purdue 3 0 1 2 3 6 −3 0 3 6
Scores
12:00pm CST Baylor 4–2PurdueField 5
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas
12:00pm CST Clemson2–3 Northern Colorado Field 6
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas

6:00pm CST Northern Colorado0–6 Baylor Field 5
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas
6:00pm CST Purdue 1–1 Clemson Field 6
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas

10:00am CST Baylor 2–2 Clemson Field 9
Fri, November 22 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas
10:00am CST Northern Colorado 1–0PurdueField 10
Fri, November 22 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas

Women's championship

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Group A
Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GD SO[a] GFP[b] Pts Qualification
1 Purdue 3 2 1 0 5 0 +5 3 4 22 Advanced to knockout stage
2 Penn State 3 2 0 1 5 1 +4 2 5 19
3 Southern Mississippi 3 1 1 1 2 2 0 2 2 13
4 Tennessee 3 0 0 3 0 9 −9 0 0 0
Scores
10:00am CST Southern Miss 0–0 Purdue Field 7
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas
10:00am CST Penn State 3–0TennesseeField 8
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas

4:00pm CST Tennessee0–2 Southern Miss Field 7
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas
4:00pm CST Purdue 1–0Penn StateField 8
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas

8:00am CST Southern Miss0–2 Penn State Field 3
Fri, November 22 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas
8:00am CST Tennessee0–4 Purdue Field 4
Fri, November 22 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas
Group B
Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GD SO[a] GFP[b] Pts Qualification
1 Miami (OH) 3 2 1 0 6 3 +3 1 6 22 Advanced to knockout stage
2 JMU 3 2 1 0 4 2 +2 1 4 20
3 Salt Lake CC 3 1 0 2 5 6 −1 0 5 11
4 Kansas State 3 0 0 3 1 5 −4 0 1 1
Scores
12:00pm CST Salt Lake CC1–2 JMU Field 7
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas
12:00pm CST Miami (OH) 2–0Kansas StateField 8
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas

6:00pm CST Kansas State1–2 Salt Lake CC Field 7
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas
6:00pm CST JMU 1–1 Miami (OH) Field 8
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas

8:00am CST Salt Lake CC2–3 Miami (OH) Field 5
Fri, November 22 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas
8:00am CST Kansas State0–1 JMU Field 6
Fri, November 22 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas
Group C
Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GD SO[a] GFP[b] Pts Qualification
1 Illinois 3 3 0 0 13 0 +13 3 8 29 Advanced to knockout stage
2 Clemson 3 1 1 1 8 8 0 1 6 16
3 Ohio State 3 1 1 1 5 5 0 1 5 15
4 Kansas 3 0 0 3 0 13 −13 0 0 0
Scores
10:00am CST Ohio State 3–3 Clemson Field 9
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas
10:00am CST Illinois 6–0KansasField 10
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas

4:00pm CST Kansas0–2 Ohio State Field 9
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas
4:00pm CST Clemson0–5 Illinois Field 10
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas

8:00am CST Ohio State0–2 Illinois Field 7
Fri, November 22 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas
8:00am CST Kansas0–5 Clemson Field 8
Fri, November 22 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas
Group D
Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GD SO[a] GFP[b] Pts Qualification
1 Colorado 3 3 0 0 12 4 +8 0 8 26 Advanced to knockout stage
2 Bowling Green 3 2 0 1 9 5 +4 1 7 20
3 Iowa 3 1 0 2 10 13 −3 0 8 14
4 San Diego State 3 0 0 3 4 13 −9 0 4 4
Scores
12:00pm CST Bowling Green 5–3IowaField 9
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas
12:00pm CST Colorado 5–1San Diego StateField 10
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas

6:00pm CST San Diego State0–3 Bowling Green Field 9
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas
6:00pm CST Iowa2–5 Colorado Field 10
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas

8:00am CST Bowling Green1–2 Colorado Field 9
Fri, November 22 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas
8:00am CST San Diego State3–5 Iowa Field 10
Fri, November 22 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas

Men's open

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Group E
Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GD SO[a] GFP[b] Pts Qualification
1 Texas Tech 3 2 1 0 6 3 +3 0 6 21 Advanced to knockout stage
2 Toledo 3 1 1 1 7 5 +2 0 5 14
3 Lamar 3 1 1 1 5 7 −2 0 5 14
4 Texas A&M 3 0 1 2 3 6 −3 0 3 6
Scores
8:00am CST Texas Tech 2–1ToledoField 3
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas
8:00am CST Lamar 2–1Texas A&MField 4
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas

2:00pm CST Texas A&M1–3 Texas Tech Field 3
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas
2:00pm CST Toledo 5–2LamarField 4
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas

3:30pm CST Texas Tech 1–1 Lamar Field 4
Fri, November 22 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas
3:30pm CST Texas A&M 1–1 Toledo Field 5
Fri, November 22 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas
Group F
Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GD SO[a] GFP[b] Pts Qualification
1 Tennessee 3 3 0 0 9 3 +6 1 8 27 Advanced to knockout stage
2 Angelo State 3 2 0 1 11 3 +8 1 7 20
3 Houston 3 1 0 2 6 9 −3 0 5 11
4 Wichita State 3 0 0 3 3 14 −11 0 3 3
Scores
8:00am CST Tennessee 3–2HoustonField 5
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas
8:00am CST Angelo State 6–1Wichita StateField 6
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas

2:00pm CST Wichita State0–4 Tennessee Field 5
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas
2:00pm CST Houston0–4 Angelo State Field 6
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas

3:30pm CST Tennessee 2–1Angelo StateField 6
Fri, November 22 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas
3:30pm CST Wichita State2–4 Houston Field 7
Fri, November 22 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas

Women's open

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Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GD SO[a] GFP[b] Pts Qualification
1 Texas 3 3 0 0 14 0 +14 3 9 30 Advanced to knockout stage
2 Colorado State 3 2 0 1 6 6 0 1 4 17
3 Rice 3 1 0 2 2 7 −5 1 2 9
4 Texas Tech 3 0 0 3 1 10 −9 0 1 1
Scores
8:00am CST Texas Tech0–2 Rice Field 7
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas
8:00am CST Colorado State0–5 Texas Field 8
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas

2:00pm CST Texas 3–0Texas TechField 7
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas
2:00pm CST Rice0–1 Colorado State Field 8
Thu, November 21 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas

3:30pm CST Texas Tech1–5 Colorado State Field 8
Fri, November 22 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas
3:30pm CST Texas 6–0RiceField 9
Fri, November 22 Report Stadium: University of Texas
Austin, Texas

Tournament bracket

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Men's championship

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QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
Fri • 7:30pm • Field 4
Salt Lake CC (pen.)2
Sat • 10:00am • Field 4
Miami (OH)1
Salt Lake CC0
Fri • 7:30pm • Field 5
Baylor3
Baylor3
Sat • 5:30pm • Field 3
Texas0
Baylor0
Fri • 7:30pm • Field 6
BYU1
BYU10
Sat • 10:00am • Field 5
Northern Colorado1
BYU3
Fri • 7:30pm • Field 7
Oregon0
Oregon1
Kansas0

Women's championship

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QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
Fri • 5:30pm • Field 4
Purdue4
Sat • 10:00am • Field 6
Clemson1
Purdue2
Fri • 5:30pm • Field 5
JMU1
Colorado0
Sat • 3:00pm • Field 3
JMU (a.e.t.)1
Purdue0
Fri • 5:30pm • Field 6
Miami (OH)1
Miami (OH)3
Sat • 10:00am • Field 7
Bowling Green0
Miami (OH)1
Fri • 5:30pm • Field 7
Illinois0
Illinois (pen.)1
Penn State0

Men's open

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SemifinalsFinal
Sat • 8:00am • Field 7
1ETexas Tech1
Sat • 1:00pm • Field 6
2FAngelo State2
2FAngelo State0
Sat • 8:00am • Field 8
2EToledo2
2EToledo2
1FTennessee1

Women's open

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SemifinalsFinal
Sat • 8:00am • Field 9
1Texas9
Sat • 1:00pm • Field 5
4Texas Tech0
1Texas9
Sat • 8:00am • Field 10
3Rice0
3Rice (pen.)1
2Colorado State0

All-tournament teams

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Key
MVP
Best goalkeeper

Men's championship

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Position Name Team
Midfielder Roger Seaman BYU
GK Scott Carlson Miami (OH)
Forward Jarred Henderson Salt Lake CC
Forward Jon Lovell BYU
Forward Greg Coke Texas
Forward Ryan Aandervel Oregon
Midfielder Clement Yeh Baylor
Midfielder Brad Peterson BYU
Midfielder Josh Yates Baylor
Defender Jon Miller Salt Lake CC
Defender Mike Parks Baylor
Defender Nathan Morris BYU

Women's championship

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Name Team
Forward Trisha Barkman Miami (OH)
GK Erica Loechl Illinois
Forward Samantha Butke Clemson
Forward Kristin Swenson Miami (OH)
Forward Paula Kelton JMU
Midfielder Brandi Duffy Penn State
Midfielder Brittan Hlista Colorado
Midfielder Abby Illyes Purdue
Midfielder Francie Rank Purdue
Defender Nicole Notarianni Bowling Green
Defender Katie Hall Miami (OH)
Defender Karen Keitzer Purdue

Men's open

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Position Name Team
Midfielder Troy Bingham Toledo
GK Shawn Wallace Texas Tech
Forward John Gross Tennessee
Forward Bryan Rapp Toledo
Forward Kyle Doty Angelo State
Forward Matt Bryant Angelo State
Midfielder Mike Dawdy Texas Tech
Midfielder Ryan Miles Tennessee
Midfielder Mike Loisel Toledo
Defender Luke Vosburg Angelo State
Defender Matt Rappe Tennessee
Defender Jarred Graves Texas Tech

Women's open

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Position Name Team
Forward Jill Cook Texas
GK LaTisha Braddock Texas Tech
Forward Leslie Nouri Texas Tech
Forward Aimee Henley Texas
Forward Brooke Cotter Rice
Midfielder Rebecca Resich Colorado State
Midfielder Kristen Anderson Texas
Midfielder Amy Chlapowski Rice
Midfielder Amy Boyce Texas
Defender Casey Robinson Rice
Defender Marissa Bartlett Colorado State
Defender Kelley Young Texas

Notes

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  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k Shutouts
  2. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k Goals for, points. The points gained by scoring with a max of 3 per game

References

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  4. ^ "Junior Colleges-SLCC Soccer". The Deseret News. 1996-11-25. pp. D5.
  5. ^ News-Gazette (1997-09-15). "Illinois soccer stays unbeaten". The News-Gazette. Retrieved 2024-06-14.
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  7. ^ "Club Sports". The Purdue Exponent. 1997-11-21. p. 14.
  8. ^ Alo, Noure (1996-12-05). "UT Club soccer wins national title". The Independent Collegian. pp. B6.
  9. ^ Ryerson, Anders (1996-12-06). "Season ends with 2nd at nationals". The Rice Thresher. p. 16.
  10. ^ "Rules". NIRSA. Archived from the original on 1998-07-13.
  11. ^ a b "1996 Participants". NIRSA. Archived from the original on 1998-07-13.
  12. ^ McMichael, Darcy (1996-11-15). "Men's soccer receives national bid". The Baylor Lariat. p. 6.