NCAA Division I Men's Soccer Tournament all-time individual records

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The following is a list of National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I college soccer individual statistics and records through the NCAA Division I Men's Soccer Championship as of 2012.[1]

Tournament Scoring and Assist Leaders[]

Year Player Team Goals Assists Points
1974
Bermuda Dale Russell
Philadelphia 6 1 13
1975
United States Lincoln Peddie
Howard 6 0 12
1976 Philadelphia 5 2 12
1977 Hartwick College 4 0 8
1978
Nigeria Thompson Usiyan
Appalachian State 7 1 15
1979
Nigeria Obed Ariri
Clemson 5 1 11
1980
United States John Hayes
Saint Louis 5 0 10
1981
England Elvis Comrie
Connecticut 3 2 8
Cape Verde Pedro DeBrito
Connecticut 3 2 8
Ethiopia
Alabama A&M 3 2 8
1982
United States
Duke 3 1 7
1983
United States
Virginia 4 1 9
1984
United States
Clemson 4 0 8
United States
Indiana 3 2 8
1985 UCLA 4 0 8
1986
United States Tom Stone
Duke 4 1 9
1987
United States Bruce Murray
Clemson 5 4 14
1988
United States
LIU–Brooklyn 3 0 6
Seton Hall 3 0 6
1989
United States Steve Snow
Indiana 4 1 9
1990 Indiana 3 1 7
1991
United States Brian McBride
Saint Louis 4 0 8
SMU 3 2 8
United States
Yale 4 0 8
1992 San Diego 3 5 11
1993
United States
Virginia 5 0 10
United States
Princeton 2 6 10
1994
United States AJ Wood
Virginia 5 0 10
1995 Virginia 5 0 10
1996
Serbia Alen Kozic
Florida International 3 3 9
1997 Virginia 5 3 13
1998
Ukraine Aleksey Korol
Indiana 6 2 14
1999
Ukraine Aleksey Korol
Indiana (2) 4 2 10
2000
Egypt
SMU 5 2 12
United States Corey Woolfolk
Stanford 5 2 12
2001
United States
North Carolina 5 0 10
2002
United States Matt Taylor
UCLA 5 2 12
2003 Coastal Carolina 5 1 11
2004
United States Ryan Pore
Tulsa 4 1 9
2005
Brazil
SMU 5 2 12
2006 UCLA 5 1 11
2007
England Yan Klukowski
Central Connecticut State 3 3 9
2008 Wake Forest 3 3 9
2009
United States Will Bates
Virginia 4 0 8
United States Zack Schilawski
Wake Forest 3 2 8
Cameroon Tony Tchani
Virginia 2 4 8
2010
Iraq Justin Meram
Michigan 5 0 10
2011
United States Casey Townsend
Maryland 4 0 8
United States Colin Rolfe
Louisville 2 4 8
UCLA 3 2 8
2012 Indiana 5 1 11

Individual Records[]

  • Most Goals, Single Game: 7
  • Most Goals, Tournament: 7
  • Most Goals, Career: 13
  • Most Assists, Game: 3
  • Most Assists, Tournament: 6
    • , Princeton (1993; vs. Columbia–1, Penn State–3, and Hartwick–2)
  • Most Assists, Career: 11
    • Yuri Lavrinenko, Indiana (1996–1999)
  • Most Points, Game: 15
  • Most Points, Tournament: 15
    • Thompson Usiyan, Appalachian State–7 goals, 1 assist (1978; vs. George Washington–7 goals, 1 assist and vs. Clemson–0 goals, 0 assists)
  • Most Points, Career: 29
    • Dave MacWilliams, Philadelphia U.–11 goals, 7 assists (1976–1978)
    • AJ Wood, Virginia–13 goals, 3 assists (1991–1994)
    • Aleksey Korol, Indiana–12 goals, 5 assists (1996–1999)
  • Most Saves, Game: 28
  • Lowest Goals-against Average, Tournament (Minimum 3 games): 0.00
    • Peter Arnautoff, San Francisco (1976; vs. San Jose State, Clemson, and Indiana)
    • , Wisconsin (1995; vs. William & Mary, SMU, Portland, and Duke)
    • , SMU (1997; vs. Rider, Dartmouth, and Saint Louis)
    • David Meves, Akron (2009; vs. South Florida, Stanford, Tulsa, North Carolina, and Virginia)
  • Lowest Goals-against Average, Career (Minimum 5 games): 0.38
    • , Saint Louis–3 goals, 8 games, 720 minutes (1969–1970)

All-Tournament Teams[]

Year Most Outstanding Offensive Player Most Outstanding Defensive Player All Tournament-Team
1960 , Saint Louis , Saint Louis none
1961 , West Chester , West Chester none
1962 , Saint Louis , Saint Louis none
1963 none awarded
1964 , Michigan State , Navy none
1965 Pat McBride, Saint Louis , Saint Louis
Soviet Union Nick Krat, Michigan State
none
1966 , San Francisco none none
1967 , Michigan State none none
1968 none awarded
1969 Al Trost, Saint Louis , Saint Louis none
1970 none awarded
1971 Mike Seerey, Saint Louis none none
1972 , Saint Louis Bruce Arena, Cornell none
1973 none awarded
1974
1975 Andy Atuegbu, San Francisco Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Steve Ralbovsky, Brown none
1976 Andy Atuegbu, San Francisco (2) , Indiana none
1977 Scotland John Young, Hartwick College , Hartwick College none
none awarded from 1978 to 1996
1997 Seth George, UCLA Matt Reis, UCLA Seth George, UCLA
Matt Reis, UCLA
Carlos Bocanegra, UCLA
Josh Keller, UCLA
Tom Poltl, UCLA
McKinley Tennyson, UCLA
Ben Olsen, Virginia
Scott Vermillion, Virginia
Brian West, Virginia
, Indiana
Ukraine Aleksey Korol, Indiana
Tim Leonard, Saint Louis
, Saint Louis
1998 Ukraine Aleksey Korol, Indiana Nick Garcia, Indiana Ukraine Aleksey Korol, Indiana
Nick Garcia, Indiana
Lazo Alavanja, Indiana
, Indiana
Ukraine Dema Kovalenko, Indiana
Ukraine Yuri Lavrinenko, Indiana
Andrew Parrish, Indiana
Scotland Jamie Clark, Stanford
New Zealand Simon Elliott, Stanford
Lee Morrison, Stanford
Steve Armas, Maryland
Taylor Twellman, Maryland
, Santa Clara
1999 Ukraine Yuri Lavrinenko, Indiana Nick Garcia, Indiana (2) Ukraine Yuri Lavrinenko, Indiana
Nick Garcia, Indiana
Ryan Mack, Indiana
Ukraine Aleksey Korol, Indiana
Adam Eyre, Santa Clara
, Santa Clara
, Santa Clara
Trinidad and Tobago Darin Lewis, Connecticut
Trinidad and Tobago Brent Rahim, Connecticut
Sasha Victorine, UCLA
Pete Vagenas, UCLA
2000 Trinidad and Tobago Darin Lewis, Connecticut Liberia Chris Gbandi, Connecticut Trinidad and Tobago Darin Lewis, Connecticut
Liberia Chris Gbandi, Connecticut
Trinidad and Tobago Brent Rahim, Connecticut
Bryheem Hancock, Connecticut
, Connecticut
, Creighton
Brian Mullan, Creighton
, Creighton
, Creighton
Brazil Diego Walsh, SMU
Pat Noonan, Indiana
2001 , North Carolina David Stokes, North Carolina , North Carolina
David Stokes, North Carolina
England Danny Jackson, North Carolina
Matt Crawford, North Carolina
, North Carolina
Pat Noonan, Indiana
Mike Ambersley, Indiana
, Stanford
Todd Dunivant, Stanford
, St. John's (NY)
Grenada Shalrie Joseph, St. John's (NY)
2002 , UCLA Zach Wells, UCLA , UCLA
Zach Wells, UCLA
, Creighton
, Creighton
Ghana Sumed Ibrahim, Maryland
Chad Marshall, Stanford
Roger Levesque, Stanford
Todd Dunivant, Stanford
Adolfo Gregorio, UCLA
Matt Taylor, UCLA
Scot Thompson, UCLA
2003 Jacob Peterson, Indiana Jay Nolly, Indiana Jacob Peterson, Indiana
Jay Nolly, Indiana

Ned Grabavoy, Indiana
Jed Zayner, Indiana
, Indiana
Josh Tudela, Indiana
Danny O'Rourke, Indiana
, St. John's (NY)
Seth Stammler, Maryland
Ghana Sumed Ibrahim, Maryland
, Santa Clara

2004 Drew McAthy, UC Santa Barbara Jay Nolly, Indiana (2) Drew McAthy, UC Santa Barbara
Jay Nolly, Indiana
John Michael Hayden, Indiana
Jed Zayner, Indiana
Danny O'Rourke, Indiana
Brian Plotkin, Indiana
England Andy Iro, UC Santa Barbara
Dan Kennedy, UC Santa Barbara
New Zealand Tony Lochhead, UC Santa Barbara
Blake Camp, Duke
Jason Garey, Maryland
2005 Jason Garey, Maryland Chris Seitz, Maryland Jason Garey, Maryland
Chris Seitz, Maryland
Robbie Rogers, Maryland
A.J. Godbolt, Maryland
Michael Dello-Russo, Maryland
New Zealand Andrew Boyens, New Mexico
, New Mexico
Lance Watson, New Mexico
Jamaica Dane Richards, Clemson
Justin Moore, Clemson
Brazil , SMU
2006 Spain Nick Perera, UC Santa Barbara England Andy Iro, UC Santa Barbara Spain Nick Perera, UC Santa Barbara
England Andy Iro, UC Santa Barbara
Eric Avila, UC Santa Barbara
Republic of Ireland Bryan Byrne, UC Santa Barbara
Kyle Reynish, UC Santa Barbara
Canada Tyler Rosenlund, UC Santa Barbara
Tony Beltran, UCLA
Mexico David Estrada, UCLA
, UCLA
Mali Bakary Soumare, Virginia
Marcus Tracy, Wake Forest
2007 Marcus Tracy, Wake Forest none Marcus Tracy, Wake Forest

Brian Edwards, Wake Forest
Cody Arnoux, Wake Forest
Sam Cronin, Wake Forest
Zack Schilawski, Wake Forest
Eric Brunner, Ohio State
Honduras Roger Espinoza, Ohio State
, Ohio State
, Ohio State
, Massachusetts
Ghana Patrick Nyarko, Virginia Tech

2008 Graham Zusi, Maryland Omar Gonzalez, Maryland Graham Zusi, Maryland
Omar Gonzalez, Maryland
A. J. DeLaGarza, Maryland
Jason Herrick, Maryland
Rich Costanzo, Maryland
Neal Kitson, St. John's (NY)
Corben Bone, Wake Forest
Zach Loyd, North Carolina
, North Carolina
Brian Shriver, North Carolina
Billy Schuler, North Carolina
2009 Jonathan Villanueva, Virginia Venezuela Diego Restrepo, Virginia

Jonathan Villanueva, Virginia
Venezuela Diego Restrepo, Virginia
Brian Ownby, Virginia
Cameroon Tony Tchani, Virginia
, Virginia
Canada Teal Bunbury, Akron
Blair Gavin, Akron
Ben Speas, Akron
Zarek Valentin, Akron
Zach Loyd, North Carolina
Corben Bone, Wake Forest

2010 Scott Caldwell, Akron Kofi Sarkodie, Akron Scott Caldwell, Akron
Kofi Sarkodie, Akron
Zarek Valentin, Akron
Liberia Darlington Nagbe, Akron
Michael Nanchoff, Akron
Anthony Ampaipitakwong, Akron

Charlie Campbell, Louisville
Colin Rolfe, Louisville
Austin Berry, Louisville
, Louisville
Justin Meram, Michigan

2011 Ben Speas, North Carolina Isaac Cowles, Charlotte Ben Speas, North Carolina
Isaac Cowles, Charlotte
Billy Schuler, North Carolina
Enzo Martinez, North Carolina
Kirk Urso, North Carolina
Giuseppe Gentile, Charlotte
Charles Rodriguez, Charlotte
Donnie Smith, Charlotte
Chandler Hoffman, UCLA
Ryan Hollingshead, UCLA
Brian Holt, Creighton
2012 Steve Neumann, Georgetown Luis Soffner, Indiana Steve Neumann, Georgetown
Luis Soffner, Indiana

References[]

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