Point Loma wins the 2023 DII women's soccer championship (2024)

Point Loma wins the 2023 DII women's soccer championship

Point Loma has won the DII women’s soccer national championship on Saturday.

The Sea Lions shut out Washburn on the efforts of defender Emma Thrapp and goalie Julia Pinnell. Thrapp scored the game's lone goal in the 53rd minute and Pinnell slammed the door shut with three saves on six shots on goal.

It’s the first national title in the history of the Point Loma women’s soccer. The Sea Lions finish the season 17-3-0.

Washburn finished the season 21-4-1.

Here was the schedule for the 2023 DII women's soccer championship:

  • The 2023 DII women's soccer selection show will air on Monday, Nov. 13 at 6:30p.m. ET on ncaa.com.
    • Click or tap here to rewatch the selection show
  • First-round games took place either Thursday, Nov. 16 or Friday, Nov. 17
  • Second-round games took place either Saturday, Nov. 18 or Sunday, Nov. 19
  • Third-round games took place on Thursday, Nov. 30 or Friday, Dec. 1
  • Quarterfinalgames took place onSaturday, Dec. 2or Sunday, Dec. 3
  • Semifinal games took place on Thursday, Dec. 7
  • The 2023 DII women's soccer national championship final tookplace onSaturday, Dec. 9

Check out the complete bracket here, and catch up on every match from tournament play below:

Bracket

Point Loma wins the 2023 DII women's soccer championship (2)

Click or tap here for a closer look at the bracket

First round

Thursday, Nov. 16

    • Midwest
      • No. 5 Cedarville 3, No. 4 Northwood 2 (F/2OT)
      • No. 1 Ashland 3, No. 8 Michigan Tech 0
    • Southeast
      • No. 3 North Georgia 1, No. 6 Wingate 1 (F/PK)
      • No. 2 Catawaba 3, No. 7 UNC Pembroke 0
    • South Central
      • No. 4 UC-Colorado Springs 2, No. 5 St. Mary's (TX) 1
    • West
      • No. 4 CUI 1, No. 5 Cal State San Marcos 0 (F/2OT)
      • No. 3 Cal State LA 0, No. 6 Simon Fraser 0 (F/PKs)

    Friday, Nov. 17

    • Atlantic
      • No. 4 Gannon 1, No. 5 Mercyhurst 0
      • No. 3 West Chester 1, No. 6 Frostburg State0
      • No. 2 Kutztown 3, No. 7 Concord 2
    • East
      • No. 5 Southern New Hampshire 2, No. 4 Roberts Wesleyan 0 vs.
      • No. 6 Molloy 1, No. 3 Jefferson 0
      • No. 2 Adelphi 2, No. 7 Bridgeport 0
    • Central
      • No. 6 Bemidji State 1, No. 3 St. Cloud State 0
      • No. 2 Emporia State 2, No. 7 Fort Hays State 1
      • No. 5 Central Missouri State 2, No. 4 Minnesota State 0
      • No. 1 Washburn 1, No. 8 Ouachita Baptist 0
    • Midwest
      • No. 3 Grand Valley State 3,No. 6 McKendree 0
      • No. 7 Maryville 2, No. 2 Northern Michigan 1
    • South
      • No. 5 Nova Southeastern 3, No. 4 West Florida 1
      • No. 3 Florida Tech 3, No. 6 Rollins 0
    • Southeast
      • No. 4 Columbus State 2, No. 5 Flagler 1
      • No. 1 Lenoir Rhyne 4, No. 8 Carson-Newman 1
    • South Central
      • No. 3 Colorado Mesa 1, No. 6 Texas Woman's0

    Second Round

    Saturday, Nov. 18

    • Midwest
      • No. 1 Ashland2, No. 5 Cedarville0
    • Southeast
      • No. 2 Catawaba2,No. 3 North Georgia1
    • South Central
      • No. 4 Colorado Springs 4, No. 1 Dallas Baptist 2
    • West
      • No. 1 Point Loma 2, No. 4 CUI0
      • No. 2 Seattle Pacific 1, No. 3 Cal State LA0

    Sunday, Nov. 19

    • Atlantic
      • No. 4 Gannon3,No. 1 Charleston (WV) 1
      • No. 3 West Chester1, No. 2 Kutztown 0
    • East
      • No. 2 Adelphi 3, No. 6 Molloy 0
      • No. 1 Saint Rose 2, No. 5 Southern N.H. 0
    • Central
      • No. 1 Washburn 3,No. 5 Central Missouri 2
      • No. 2 Emporia State 2, No. 6 Bemidji State 1
    • Midwest
      • No. 3 Grand Valley State 2, No. 7 Maryville (MO) 1
    • South
      • No. 3 Florida Tech2, No. 2 Lee 1
      • No. 5 Nova Southeastern 1, No. 1 Embry-Riddle (FL) 0
    • Southeast
      • No. 1 Lenoir-Rhyne 2, No. 4 Columbus State 2
    • South Central
      • No. 3 Colorado Mesa 1, No. 2 Colorado School of Mines 0 (2OT)

    Third Round

    Friday, Dec. 1

    • East
      • Adelphi 1, Saint Rose1 (Adelphi advance on PKs)
    • Atlantic
      • Gannon 1, West Chester 1 (Gannon Advance on PKs)
    • Southeast
      • Lenoir-Rhyne 4,Catawba 2
    • Central
      • Washburn 2, Emporia State 1
    • Midwest
      • Grand Valley State 1, Ashland 0
    • South
      • Florida Tech 3, Nova Southeastern 1

    Thursday, Nov. 30

    • West
      • Point Loma 2, Seattle Pacific 0
    • South Central
      • UC-Colorado Springs 1, Colorado Mesa0

    Quarterfinals

    Saturday, Dec. 2

    • No. 1 Point Loma 1,No. 4 UC-Colorado Springs 0

    Sunday, Dec. 3

    • No. 2 Adelphi 1,No. 4 Gannon 0
    • No. 3 Florida Tech 5, No. 1 Lenoir-Rhyne 4
    • No. 1 Washburn 1, No. 3 Grand Valley State 0

    Semifinals

    Thursday, Dec. 7

    • No. 4 Point Loma 3, No. 1 Florida Tech 0
    • No. 3 Washburn 1, No. 2 Adelphi 0

    National Championship

    Saturday, Dec. 9

    • No. 4 Point Loma 1, No. 3 Washburn 0

    In this single-elimination tournament, 56 teams are selected via regional berths assigned based on access ratio. The following berths are listed below:

    Region2023-24 Berths
    Atlantic7
    Central8
    East7
    Midwest8
    South6
    South Central6
    Southeast8
    West6
    Total56

    *Teams will compete in three- or four-team sites in the first and second rounds. Depending on the number of regional berths, the Nos. 1 and 2 seeds may have a bye in the first round.

    In regions with six berths, teams will be paired within their respective region with the No. 4 seed vs. No. 5 seed, No. 3 seed vs. No. 6 seed, No. 2 seed vs. the winner of the No. 3/No. 6 seed game and the No. 1 seed vs. the winner of the No. 4/No. 5 seed game. In regions with seven berths, the No. 2 seed will play the No. 7 seed in the first round.

    In regions with eight berths, the first-round matchups will be the No. 1 seed vs. No. 8 seed and No. 4 seed vs. No. 5 seed. The two top-seeded teams in each region shall be offered the opportunity to host, provided minimum site selection criteria are met and a bid has been submitted.

    In the third and quarterfinal rounds, provided minimum site selection criteria are met and the field is accessible, the host will alternate by region.

    In 2022, Western Washington women's soccer won its second national title over West Chester, 2-1. Here is the full history of the championship:

    YEARCHAMPIONCOACHSCORERUNNER-UPSITE
    2022Western Washington(19-2-4)Travis Connell2-1West ChesterSeattle, Wash.
    2021Grand Valley State(24-1-2)Jim Conlon3-2 (2OT)Saint RoseColorado Springs, Col.
    2020Canceled due to Covid-19--------
    2019Grand Valley State(25-1)Jeff Hosler1-0 (OT)Western WashingtonPittsburgh, Pa.
    2018Bridgeport(20-4-1)Magnus Nilerud1-0Grand Valley St.Pittsburgh, Pa.
    2017Central Missouri(26-0-0)Lewis Theobald1-1 (5-3 PKs)Carson-NewmanKansas City, Mo.
    2016Western Washington(23-0-1)Travis Connell3-2Grand Valley StateKansas City, Mo.
    2015Grand Valley State(23-1-1)Jeff Hosler2-0Columbus StatePensacola, Fla.
    2014Grand Valley State (22-2-2)Jeff Hosler3-0RollinsLouisville, Ky.
    2013Grand Valley State (24-0-1)Dave Dilanni2-0West FloridaEvans, Ga.
    2012West Florida (24-1-0)Joe Bartlinski1-0UC San DiegoEvans, Ga.
    2011Saint Rose (24-1-1)Laurie Darling Gutheil2-1Grand Valley StatePensacola, Fla.
    2010Grand Valley State (22-1-2)Dave Dilanni4-0UC San DiegoLouisville, Ky.
    2009Grand Valley State (22-0-4)Dave Dilanni1-0Cal State Dominguez HillsTampa
    2008Seattle Pacific (22-1-2)Chuck Sekyra1-0 (2OT)West FloridaTampa
    2007*Tampa (20-2-3)Gerry Lucey0-0 (2OT, PK)Franklin PierceOrange Beach, Ala.
    2006Metro State (24-2)Danny Sanchez1-0 (OT)Grand Valley StatePensacola, Fla.
    2005Nebraska-Omaha (20-2)Don Klosterman2-1 (OT)Seattle PacificWichita Falls, Texas
    2004Metro State (25-1)Danny Sanchez3-2AdelphiWichita Falls, Texas
    2003Kennesaw State (25-1)Rob King2-0Franklin PierceVirginia Beach
    2002Christian Brothers (22-1)Gareth O'Sullivan2-1Nebraska-OmahaVirginia Beach
    2001UC San Diego (21-2)Brian McManus2-0Christan BrothersUC San Diego
    2000UC San Diego (21-2)Brian McManus2-1Northern KentuckyBarry
    1999Franklin Pierce (20-1)Jeff Bailey3-1Cal Poly PomonaBarry
    1998Lynn (19-1)Rocky Orezzoli3-1Sonoma StateLynn
    1997Franklin Pierce (21-0)Jeff Bailey3-0West Virginia WesleyanCal State Dominguez Hills
    1996Franklin Pierce (18-1)Jeff Bailey1-0LynnLynn
    1995Franklin Pierce (19-0)Mark Krikorian5-0BarryFranklin Pierce
    1994Franklin Pierce (20-0)Mark Krikorian2-0Regis (Colo.)Franklin Pierce
    1993Barry (17-1)Mike Covone2-0Cal PolyBarry
    1992Barry (17-2)Mike Covone3-2AdelphiAdelphi
    1991Cal State Dominguez Hills (18-4-1)Marine Cano2-1Sonoma StateCal State Dominguez Hills
    1990Sonoma State (14-4)Peter Reynaud2-0Keene StateBarry
    1989Barry (17-0-1)Mike Covone4-0Keene StateBarry
    1988Cal State East Bay (18-2)Colin Lindores1-0BarryBarry

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