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

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	Goals	Assists	Points
1974	Dale Russell, Philadelphia	6	1	13
1975	Lincoln Peddie, Howard	6	0	12
1976	Dave MacWilliams, Philadelphia	5	2	12
1977	Art Napolitano, Hartwick College	4	0	8
1978	Thompson Usiyan, Appalachian State	7	1	15
1979	Obed Ariri, Clemson	5	1	11
1980	John Hayes, Saint Louis	5	0	10
1981	Elvis Comrie, Connecticut	3	2	8
	Pedro DeBrito, Connecticut	3	2	8
	Solomon Shiferow, Alabama A&M	3	2	8
1982	Sean McCoy, Duke	3	1	7
1983	Jeff Gafney, Virginia	4	1	9
1984	Gary Conner, Clemson	4	0	8
1984	Mike Hylla, Indiana	3	2	8
1985	Dale Ervine, UCLA	4	0	8
1986	Tom Stone, Duke	4	1	9
1987	Bruce Murray, Clemson	5	4	14
1988	Michael Dominic, LIU–Brooklyn	3	0	6
1988	Ian Hennessy, Seton Hall	3	0	6
1989	Steve Snow, Indiana	4	1	9
1990	Chad Deering, Indiana	3	1	7
1991	Brian McBride, Saint Louis	4	0	8
	Alan Prampin, SMU	3	2	8
	Bill Donnell, Yale	4	0	8
1992	Guillermo Jara, San Diego	3	5	11
1993	Nate Friends, Virginia	5	0	10
1993	Andre Parris, Princeton	2	6	10
1994	AJ Wood, Virginia	5	0	10
1995	Mike Fisher, Virginia	5	0	10
1996	Alen Kozic, Florida International	3	3	9
1997	Ben Olsen, Virginia	5	3	13
1998	Aleksey Korol, Indiana	6	2	14
1999	Aleksey Korol, Indiana (2)	4	2	10
2000	Mohamed Fahim, SMU	5	2	12
2000	Corey Woolfolk, Stanford	5	2	12
2001	Ryan Kneipper, North Carolina	5	0	10
2002	Matt Taylor, UCLA	5	2	12
2003	Joseph Ngwenya, Coastal Carolina	5	1	11
2004	Ryan Pore, Tulsa	4	1	9
2005	Paulo da Silva, SMU	5	2	12
2006	Sal Zizzo, UCLA	5	1	11
2007	Yan Klukowski, Central Connecticut State	3	3	9
2008	Cody Arnoux, Wake Forest	3	3	9
2009	Will Bates, Virginia	4	0	8
	Zack Schilawski, Wake Forest	3	2	8
	Tony Tchani, Virginia	2	4	8
2010	Justin Meram, Michigan	5	0	10
2011	Casey Townsend, Maryland	4	0	8
	Colin Rolfe, Louisville	2	4	8
	Chandler Hoffman, UCLA	3	2	8
2012	Nikita Kotlov, Indiana	5	1	11

Individual Records

Most Goals, Single Game: 7
- Thompson Usiyan, Appalachian State (1978; vs. George Washington)
Most Goals, Tournament: 7
- Thompson Usiyan, Appalachian State (1978; vs. George Washington–7 and Clemson–0)
Most Goals, Career: 13
- AJ Wood, Virginia (1991–1994)
Most Assists, Game: 3
- Hugh Copeland, Brown (1976, vs. Bridgeport)
- Dale Russell, Philadelphia U. (1976, vs. Penn State)
- Duncan MacDonald, Hartwick College (1976, St. Francis, NY)
- Robert Byrkett, Appalachian State (1977, vs. George Washington)
- Tim Guelker, SIU Edwardsville (1978, vs. Clemson)
- Peter Dicce, Temple (1979, vs. Penn State)
- David Borum, Houston Cougars (1979, vs. Houston Cougars Intramural Team)
- Dario Brose, NC State (1985, vs. South Carolina)
- Toby Taitano, San Diego (1990, vs. Portland)
- Billy Baumhof, South Carolina (1990, vs. Air Force)
- Andre Parris, Princeton (1993, vs. Penn State)
- Daniel Falcone, Portland (1995, vs. Butler)
- Yuri Lavrinenko, Indiana (1995, vs. Evansville)
- Matt Crawford, North Carolina (2002, vs. Winthrop)
- Simon Schoendorf, South Florida (2005, vs. Stetson)
- Cody Arnoux, Wake Forest (2008, vs. South Florida)
- Colin Rolfe, Louisville (2011, vs. Maryland)
Most Assists, Tournament: 6
- Andre Parris, Princeton (1993; vs. Columbia–1, Penn State–3, and Hartwick–2)
Most Assists, Career: 11
- Yuri Lavrinenko, Indiana (1996–1999)
Most Points, Game: 15
- Thompson Usiyan, Appalachian State–7 goals, 1 assist (1978; vs. George Washington)
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
- Frank Crupi, Farleigh Dickinson (1975; vs. Bucknell)
Lowest Goals-against Average, Tournament (Minimum 3 games): 0.00
- Peter Arnautoff, San Francisco (1976; vs. San Jose State, Clemson, and Indiana)
- Jon Belskis, Wisconsin (1995; vs. William & Mary, SMU, Portland, and Duke)
- Aaron Sockwell, 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
- Don Copple, 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	Don Range, Saint Louis	John A. Klein, Saint Louis	none
1961	Bill Foulke, West Chester	Bill Killen, West Chester	none
1962	Gerry Balassi, Saint Louis	Don Ceresia, Saint Louis	none
1963	none awarded
1964	Sydney Alozie, Michigan State	Myron Hura, Navy	none
1965	Pat McBride, Saint Louis	Jack Gilsinn, Saint Louis Nick Krat, Michigan State	none
1966	Sandor Hites, San Francisco	none	none
1967	Ernie Tuchscherer, Michigan State	none	none
1968	none awarded
1969	Al Trost, Saint Louis	Pat Leahy, Saint Louis	none
1970	none awarded
1971	Mike Seerey, Saint Louis	none	none
1972	Danny Counce, Saint Louis	Bruce Arena, Cornell	none
1973	none awarded
1974	none awarded
1975	Andy Atuegbu, San Francisco	Steve Ralbovsky, Brown	none
1976	Andy Atuegbu, San Francisco (2)	Dave Shelton, Indiana	none
1977	John Young, Hartwick College	Jeff Tipping, 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 Chris Klei, Indiana Aleksey Korol, Indiana Tim Leonard, Saint Louis Kevin Quigley, Saint Louis
1998	Aleksey Korol, Indiana	Nick Garcia, Indiana	Aleksey Korol, Indiana Nick Garcia, Indiana Lazo Alavanja, Indiana Gino DiGuardi, Indiana Dema Kovalenko, Indiana Yuri Lavrinenko, Indiana Andrew Parrish, Indiana Jamie Clark, Stanford Simon Elliott, Stanford Lee Morrison, Stanford Steve Armas, Maryland Taylor Twellman, Maryland Michael Goehring, Santa Clara
1999	Yuri Lavrinenko, Indiana	Nick Garcia, Indiana (2)	Yuri Lavrinenko, Indiana Nick Garcia, Indiana Ryan Mack, Indiana Aleksey Korol, Indiana Adam Eyre, Santa Clara Ari Rodopoulos, Santa Clara Shawn Percell, Santa Clara Darin Lewis, Connecticut Brent Rahim, Connecticut Sasha Victorine, UCLA Pete Vagenas, UCLA
2000	Darin Lewis, Connecticut	Chris Gbandi, Connecticut	Darin Lewis, Connecticut Chris Gbandi, Connecticut Brent Rahim, Connecticut Bryheem Hancock, Connecticut Max Zieky, Connecticut Mike Tranchilla, Creighton Brian Mullan, Creighton Ishmael Mintah, Creighton Mike Gabb, Creighton Diego Walsh, SMU Pat Noonan, Indiana
2001	Ryan Kneipper, North Carolina	David Stokes, North Carolina	Ryan Kneipper, North Carolina David Stokes, North Carolina Danny Jackson, North Carolina Matt Crawford, North Carolina Michael Ueltschey, North Carolina Pat Noonan, Indiana Mike Ambersley, Indiana Matt Moses, Stanford Todd Dunivant, Stanford Jeff Matteo, St. John's (NY) Shalrie Joseph, St. John's (NY)
2002	Aaron Lopez, UCLA	Zach Wells, UCLA	Aaron Lopez, UCLA Zach Wells, UCLA Joe Wieland, Creighton Mike Tranchilla, Creighton 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 Drew Shinabarger, Indiana Josh Tudela, Indiana Danny O'Rourke, Indiana Christopher Wingert, St. John's (NY) Seth Stammler, Maryland Sumed Ibrahim, Maryland Will Weatherly, 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 Andy Iro, UC Santa Barbara Dan Kennedy, UC Santa Barbara 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 Andrew Boyens, New Mexico Mike Graczyck, New Mexico Lance Watson, New Mexico Dane Richards, Clemson Justin Moore, Clemson Paulo da Silva, SMU
2006	Nick Perera, UC Santa Barbara	Andy Iro, UC Santa Barbara	Nick Perera, UC Santa Barbara Andy Iro, UC Santa Barbara Eric Avila, UC Santa Barbara Bryan Byrne, UC Santa Barbara Kyle Reynish, UC Santa Barbara Tyler Rosenlund, UC Santa Barbara Tony Beltran, UCLA David Estrada, UCLA Jason Leopoldo, UCLA 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 Roger Espinoza, Ohio State Casey Latchem, Ohio State Doug Verhoff, Ohio State Zack Simmons, Massachusetts 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 Brooks Haggerty, North Carolina Brian Shriver, North Carolina Billy Schuler, North Carolina
2009	Jonathan Villanueva, Virginia	Diego Restrepo, Virginia	Jonathan Villanueva, Virginia Diego Restrepo, Virginia Brian Ownby, Virginia Tony Tchani, Virginia Mike Volk, Virginia 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 Darlington Nagbe, Akron Michael Nanchoff, Akron Anthony Ampaipitakwong, Akron Charlie Campbell, Louisville Colin Rolfe, Louisville Austin Berry, Louisville Andre Boudreaux, 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

http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/stats/m_soccer_champs_records/2012/D1/champs.pdf

External links

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