CAA Men's Soccer Tournament















































CAA Men's Soccer Tournament

Conference Soccer Championship
Sport
College soccer
Conference
Colonial Athletic Association
Number of teams
6 of 9
Format
Single-elimination tournament
Current stadium
Hofstra Soccer Stadium
Current location
Hempstead, New York
Played
1983–present
Current champion
Delaware
Most championships
William & Mary (5)
Official website
[1]

The Colonial Athletic Association Men's Soccer Tournament is the annual conference championship tournament for the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA). The tournament has been held every year since 1983, when the CAA began sponsoring a men's soccer program.




Contents






  • 1 Format


  • 2 Tournament champions


  • 3 CAA Teams performance in the NCAA Tournament


  • 4 Titles by school


  • 5 See also


  • 6 References


  • 7 External links





Format


Presently, the Colonial Athletic Association Men's Soccer Tournaments features six conference teams that have the best conference regular season record.[1] The regular season champion and runner-up receive byes to the semifinal round. The third through six-placed teams play in a play-in round at the site of the higher seed. The winners take on the top two seeds, which is hosted at the site of the team that wins the regular season. The champion earns an automatic berth into the NCAA Division I Men's Soccer Championship.





Tournament champions

























































































































































































































Season
 Winner
 Score
 Runner-up
 Venue
1983
William & Mary
4 – 3
George Mason
Zable Stadium,
Williamsburg, Virginia
1984–
1989
No tournament held
1990
Richmond
1 – 0
 George Mason
City Stadium,
Richmond, Virginia
1991
Old Dominion
1 – 0
James Madison
City Stadium,
Norfolk, Virginia
1992
James Madison
2 – 1
William & Mary
City Stadium,
Norfolk, Virginia
1993
James Madison
3 – 0
Old Dominion
City Stadium,
Richmond, Virginia
1994
James Madison
3 – 1
William & Mary
City Stadium,
Williamsburg, Virginia
1995
William & Mary
1 – 0
George Mason
JMU Soccer Complex,
Harrisonburg, Virginia
1996
William & Mary
2 – 0
James Madison
Legion Field,
Wilmington, North Carolina
1997
VCU
2 – 2
(9 – 8 pen.)
American
Virginia Beach Sportsplex,
Washington, D.C.
1998
Richmond
2 – 0
William & Mary
Virginia Beach Sportsplex,
Virginia Beach, Virginia
1999
William & Mary
4 – 2
VCU
Virginia Beach Sportsplex,
Virginia Beach, Virginia
2000
William & Mary
4 – 2
James Madison
Virginia Beach Sportsplex,
Virginia Beach, Virginia
2001
James Madison
1 – 0
VCU
Virginia Beach Sportsplex,
Virginia Beach, Virginia
2002
VCU
2 – 1
William & Mary
Virginia Beach Sportsplex,
Virginia Beach, Virginia
2003
VCU
2 – 0
George Mason
Sports Backers Stadium,
Richmond, Virginia
2004
Hofstra
1 – 0
Old Dominion
Sports Backers Stadium,
Richmond, Virginia
2005
Hofstra
1 – 0
Old Dominion
ODU Soccer Complex,
Norfolk, Virginia
2006
Hofstra
1 – 1
(3 – 2 pen.)
George Mason
Virginia Beach Sportsplex,
Virginia Beach, Virginia
2007
Old Dominion
0 – 0
(4 – 2 pen.)
Towson
Virginia Beach Sportsplex,
Virginia Beach, Virginia
2008
George Mason
1 – 0
Northeastern
Legion Field,
Wilmington, North Carolina
2009
UNC Wilmington
1 – 0
Northeastern
Legion Field,
Wilmington, North Carolina
2010
William & Mary
4 – 0
Hofstra
Albert–Daly Field,
Williamsburg, Virginia

2011
Delaware
2 – 1
Old Dominion
JMU Soccer/Lacrosse Complex,
Harrisonburg, Virginia

2012
Northeastern
1 – 0
(2OT)
Hofstra
Vidas Athletic Complex,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

2013
Drexel
1 – 0
William & Mary
Vidas Athletic Complex,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

2014
James Madison
1 – 0
Delaware
Stuart and Suzanne Grant Stadium,
Newark, Delaware

2015
Hofstra
2 – 0
Delaware
Hofstra Soccer Stadium,
Hempstead, New York

2016
Delaware
2 – 1
William & Mary
Hofstra Soccer Stadium,
Hempstead, New York

2017
William & Mary
4 – 2
UNC Wilmington
Sentara Park,
Harrisonburg, Virginia


CAA Teams performance in the NCAA Tournament


Key


  • F = Finals

  • SF = College Cup

  • QF = Quarterfinals

  • R4 = Fourth round

  • R3 = Third round

  • R2 = Second round

  • R1 = First round


























































































































Year
 CAA Champion
 Result
 CAA At-large
 Result
2002
 VCU
 R2


2003
 VCU
 R3


2004
 Hofstra
 R2
VCU
 QF

2005
 Hofstra
 R1


2006
 Hofstra
 R2


2007
 Old Dominion
 R3


2008
 George Mason
 R2


2009
 UNC Wilmington
 R2


2010
 William & Mary
 R3


2011
 Delaware
 R2


2012
 Delaware
 R2


2013
 Drexel
 R1


2014
 James Madison
 R1
 UNC Wilmington
 R2

2015
 Hofstra
 R2
 Elon
 R2

2016
 Delaware
 R1


2017
 William & Mary
 R1
 UNC Wilmington
 R2




Titles by school


Teams in italics no longer play in the CAA.
















































































School
 Winner
 Runner-up
 Years won
 Years runner-up

William & Mary
 7
 6
 1983, 1995, 1996, 1999, 2000, 2010, 2017
 1992, 1994, 1998, 2002, 2013, 2016

James Madison
 5
 3
 1992, 1993, 1994, 2001, 2014
 1991, 1996, 2000

Hofstra
 4
 2
 2004, 2005, 2006, 2015
 2010, 2012

VCU
 3
 2
 1997, 2002, 2003
 1999, 2001

Delaware
 2
 2
 2011, 2016
 2014, 2015

Old Dominion
 2
 4
 1991, 2007
 1993, 2004, 2005, 2011

Richmond
 2
 0
 1990, 1998

George Mason
 1
 5
 2008
 1983, 1990, 1995, 2003, 2006

Northeastern
 1
 2
 2012
 2008, 2009

Drexel
 1
 0
 2013


See also


  • Colonial Athletic Association


References





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