Patriot League Men's Soccer Tournament

The Patriot League Men's Soccer Tournament is the conference championship tournament in college soccer for the Patriot League. The tournament has been held every year since 1990. It is a single-elimination tournament with seeding based on conference records and the regular-season champion hosting the semifinal and final matches. The field expanded from four to six teams when the league increased membership from eight to ten universities in 2013. The winner, declared conference champion, receives the conference's automatic bid to the NCAA Men's Division I Soccer Championship.

Champions[]

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Finals[]

Year	Champion	Score	Runner-up	Site	Most Valuable Player
1990	Fordham	1–0*	Lafayette	Christy Mathewson–Memorial Stadium • Lewisburg, PA	Chris Donovan, Fordham
1991	Army	4–0	Lehigh	• Annapolis, MD	Phillip Shearer, Army
1992	Colgate	1–0*	Army	• Annapolis, MD	Brian Wycall, Colgate
1993	Army (2)	4–2*	Bucknell	Metzgar Field • Easton, PA	Tony Dedmond, Army
1994	Lafayette	1–0	Army	Metzgar Field • Easton, PA	Geddes Alexander, Lafayette
1995	Lafayette (2)	3–2*	Navy	Fitton Field • Worcester, MA	Eric Rosenbloom, Lafayette
1996	Army (3)	4–1	Navy	Colgate Varsity Field • Hamilton, NY	A.J. Florkowski, Army
1997	Colgate (2)	1–0	Lehigh	Colgate Varsity Field • Hamilton, NY	Jeff Lipman, Colgate
1998	Lafayette (3)	2–0	Lehigh	Metzgar Field • Easton, PA	Leidy Klotz, Lafayette
1999	Lafayette (4)	1–0*	Navy	Fitton Field • Worcester, MA	Craig Schroeder, Lafayette
2000	Lehigh	1–1† (5–3 pk)	Lafayette	�� Easton, PA	Dan Perciballi, Lehigh
2001	American	1–1† (4–3 pk)	Holy Cross	Hart Field • Worcester, MA	Bobby Brennan, American
2002	Holy Cross	0–0† (10–9 pk)	Lehigh	• Worcester, MA	Rusty Giudici, Holy Cross
2003	Lafayette (5)	2–0	Lehigh	• Lewisburg, PA	Ralph Rapuano, Lafayette
2004	American (2)	1–0*	Lehigh	Reeves Field • Washington, DC	Garth Juckem, American
2005	Lafayette (6)	1–0	American	Reeves Field • Washington, DC	Michael Tortora, Lafayette
2006	Bucknell	0–0�� (4–3 pk)	Lafayette	• Bethlehem, PA	Joey Kuterbach, Bucknell
2007	Colgate (3)	1–0	Lafayette	Linda Johnson Smith Soccer Stadium • Worcester, MA	Dan Belke, Colgate
2008	Colgate (4)	2–1	Holy Cross	• Hamilton, NY	Alex Weeks, Colgate
2009	Bucknell (2)	1–0	American	• Lewisburg, PA	Patrick Selwood, Bucknell
2010	Bucknell (3)	2–0	American	• Hamilton, NY	Ross Liberati, Bucknell
2011	Colgate (5)	2–0	American	Reeves Field • Washington, DC	Steven Miller, Colgate
2012	Lafayette (7)	2–0	American	Reeves Field • Washington, DC	Nathan McDonald, Lafayette
2013	Navy	2–0	Holy Cross	Glenn Warner Soccer Facility • Annapolis, MD	Guy Skord, Navy
2014	Bucknell (4)	3–2*	Boston University	Nickerson Field • Boston, MA	/ Sebastiaan Blickman, Bucknell
2015	Lehigh (2)	2–1	American	• Hamilton, NY	Jamie Luchini, Lehigh
2016	Colgate (6)	0–0† (5–4 pk)	American	Reeves Field • Washington, DC	Ethan Kutler, Colgate
2017	Colgate (7)	1–0	Holy Cross	Ridley Athletic Complex • Baltimore, MD	Jared Stroud, Colgate
2018	Colgate (8)	1–0	Army	Ridley Athletic Complex • Baltimore, MD	Oliver Harris, Colgate
2019	Lehigh (3)	1–0	Lafayette	Ulrich Sports Complex • Bethlehem, PA	Will Smith, Lehigh
	American (3)	2–1	Lafayette	• Easton, PA	David Coly, American
2021	Loyola	2–1	American	Ridley Athletic Complex • Baltimore, MD	Chase Vosvick, Loyola

Source: Patriot League 2019 Men's Soccer Record Book.

Performance by school[]

Most championships[]

Italics indicate a school that is no longer a conference member

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