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Below are all of the national champions, national runners-up and national semifinalists of each college men’s soccer national tournament held in November-December, 2024.
NCAA DIVISION I
National Champion: University of Vermont
National Runner-Up: Marshall University
Final Four: University of Vermont, Marshall University, University of Denver, Ohio State University
NCAA DIVISION II
National Champion: Lynn University (Fla.)
National Runner-Up: University of Charleston (W.Va.)
Final Four: Lynn University (Fla.), University of Charleston (W.Va.), McKendree University (Ill.), Colorado State University-Pueblo (Colo.)
NCAA DIVISION III
National Champion: Amherst University (Mass.)
National Runner-Up: Connecticut College (Conn.)
Final Four: Amherst University (Mass.), Connecticut College (Conn.), Middlebury University (Vt.), Washington and Lee University (Va.)
NAIA
National Champion: Dalton State College (Ga.)
National Runner-Up: William Penn University (Iowa)
Final Four: Dalton State College (Ga.), William Penn University (Iowa), William Carey University (Miss.), University of Cumberlands (Ky.)
NCCAA
National Champion: Judson University (Ill.)
National Runner-Up: Carolina University (N.C.)
Final Four: Judson University (Ill.), Carolina University (N.C.) Trinity Christian College (Ill.), Southwestern Christian University (Okla.)
NJCAA DIVISION I
National Champion: Iowa Western Community College (Iowa)
National Runner-Up: Cowley College (Kan.)
Final Four: Iowa Western Community College (Iowa), Cowley College (Kan.), Eastern Florida State (Fla.), Arizona Western College (Ariz.),
NJCAA DIVISION II
National Champion: Northeast Community College (Neb.)
National Runner-Up: Neosho County Community College (Kan.)
Final Four: Northeast Community College (Neb.), Neosho County Community College (Kan.), Iowa Lakes Community College (Iowa), Pearl River Community College (Miss.)
NJCAA DIVISION III
National Champion: Mohawk Valley Community College (N.Y.)
National Runner-Up: Dallas College-Richmond (Texas)
Final Four: Dallas College-Richmond (Texas), Camden County College (N.J.), Nassau Community College (N.Y.)
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