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1998 NCAA Division I women's soccer tournament
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NCAA women's soccer tournament 1998 Women's College Cup (semifinals & final) United States November 11 – December 6, 1998 48 Florida Gators (1st title, 1st College Cup) North Carolina Tar Heels (16th title match, 17th College Cup) Portland Pilots(4th College Cup) Santa Clara Broncos(6th College Cup) 47 170 45997 Meredith Florance, UNC (3) Danielle Fotopoulos, UF (Offensive)Meredith Flaherty, UF (Defensive) 1997 1999
The 1998 NCAA Division I women's soccer tournament (also known as the 1998 NCAA Women's College Cup) was the 17th annual single-elimination tournament to determine the national champion of NCAA Division I women's collegiate soccer. The semifinals and championship game were played again at the UNCG Soccer Stadium in Greensboro, North Carolina.Division I Women's Soccer Championship Results https://s3.amazonaws.com/fs.ncaa.org/Docs/stats/w_soccer_RB/D1champs.pdf NCAA NCAA.org 11 November 2025
Florida defeated North Carolina in the final, 1–0, to win their first national title. Coached by Becky Burleigh, the Gators finished the season 26–1. Florida won the championship in their first appearance in the College Cup, a feat matched only by USC in 2007.
The Gators' roster won the tournament's awards for both most outstanding offensive player and most outstanding defensive player, awarded to Danielle Fotopoulos and Meredith Flaherty, respectively. Fotopoulos and Flaherty, along with ten other players, were named to the All-tournament team.
The tournament's leading scorer, with 3 goals, was Meredith Florance from North Carolina.
Qualification
1998 NCAA Division I women's soccer season
All Division I women's soccer programs were eligible to qualify for the tournament. The tournament field expanded again, this time increasing from 32 teams to 48.
Format
To accommodate the sixteen additional teams, an additional round was added to the tournament for the thirty-two lowest-seeded teams. The top sixteen teams, meanwhile, were given a bye into the Second Round.
National seeds
The eight national seeds were announced on November 8.Women’s Soccer Named No.4 Seed https://fightingirish.com/news/1999/06/21/women-s-soccer-named-no-4-seed fightingirish.com 11 August 2026
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North Carolina (finals)
Florida (champions)
Santa Clara (semifinals)
Notre Dame (quarterfinals)
Portland (semifinals)
Connecticut (quarterfinals)
Penn State (quarterfinals)
Dartmouth (quarterfinals)
Teams
North Carolina RegionalSeedSchoolConference Berth TypeRecord1North CarolinaACCAutomatic21–08DartmouthIvy LeagueAutomatic14–1–2VirginiaACCAt-large13–6–2William & MaryCAAAutomatic16–2–2CharlotteConference USAAutomatic14–5–3FairfieldMAACAutomatic18–1GeorgiaSECAt-large13–5MarylandACCAt-large10–10–1South CarolinaSECAt-large11–6–1UCFTrans AmericaAutomatic12–7Wake ForestACCAt-large13–6–1WisconsinBig TenAt-large10–7–2 Portland RegionalSeedSchoolConference Berth TypeRecord4Notre DameBig EastAutomatic19–2–15PortlandWest CoastAt-large16–2–2San Diego StateWACAutomatic18–2–1NebraskaBig 12Automatic16–3–1AlabamaSECAt-large13–6–1KentuckySECAt-large09–8–3MichiganBig TenAt-large13–6–1MinnesotaBig TenAt-large13–5–1Texas A&MBig 12At-large13–7USCPac-10Auto (shared)13–6–1WashingtonPac-10At-large10–8–1XavierAtlantic 10Automatic12–6–2 Santa Clara RegionalSeedSchoolConference Berth TypeRecord 3Santa ClaraWest CoastAutomatic19–0–16ConnecticutBig EastAt-large19–1–2HartfordAmerica EastAutomatic16–4UCLAPac-10Auto (shared)17–3–1BYUWACAt-large19–3CaliforniaPac-10Auto (shared)13–7Central Conn. StateNortheastAutomatic12–7ColgatePatriotAutomatic13–6HarvardIvy LeagueAt-large11–4–1PacificBig WestAutomatic14–2–3StanfordPac-10At-large11–6–2SyracuseBig EastAt-large13–6–1 Florida RegionalSeedSchoolConference Berth TypeRecord2FloridaSECAutomatic21–17Penn StateBig TenAutomatic19–3–1ClemsonACCAt-large15–6BaylorBig 12At-large15–4–1EvansvilleMissouri ValleyAutomatic14–5–2IndianaBig TenAt-large13–7–1James MadisonCAAAt-large12–7–1NorthwesternBig TenAt-large14–4–1RadfordBig SouthAutomatic11–7–2UNC GreensboroSouthernAutomatic13–8–1VanderbiltSECAt-large16–5Wright StateMidwestern CollegiateAutomatic08–10–2
Bracket
First roundCampus Sites Second roundCampus Sites Third RoundCampus Sites QuarterfinalsCampus Sites Semifinals(Women's College Cup)UNCG Soccer StadiumGreensboro, North Carolina Championship(Women's College Cup)UNCG Soccer StadiumGreensboro, North Carolina yes 150 30 high 1 Charlotte 2 South Carolina 0 Maryland 4 Fairfield 3 Georgia 5 Wake Forest 2 Wisconsin 2 Central Florida 0 Minnesota 6 Kentucky 0 USC (2OT) 2 Washington 1 Texas A&M 3 Alabama 1 Michigan 4 Xavier 2 Pacific 2 California 1 BYU 6 Stanford 1 Harvard 4 C. Connecticut State 1 Syracuse 4 Colgate 1 Indiana 3 Wright State 1 Vanderbilt 5 UNC Greensboro 1 Northwestern (2OT) 2 Evansville 1 James Madison 4 Radford 0 1 North Carolina 6 Charlotte 0 William & Mary 2 Maryland 0 Virginia 2 Georgia (3–1 PK) 2 8 Dartmouth 1 Wisconsin 0 5 Portland 3 Minnesota 0 San Diego State (3OT) 1 USC 0 Nebraska 7 Texas A&M 0 4 Notre Dame 3 Michigan 0 3 Santa Clara 5 Pacific 0 UCLA 0 BYU 2 Hartford 3 Harvard 0 6 Connecticut 2 Syracuse 1 7 Penn State 2 Indiana 1 Clemson 2 Vanderbilt 0 Baylor 4 Northwestern 5 2 Florida 5 James Madison 1 1 North Carolina 3 William & Mary 0 Georgia 1 8 Dartmouth 2 5 Portland 5 San Diego State 0 Nebraska 1 4 Notre Dame 2 3 Santa Clara 3 BYU 0 Hartford 1 6 Connecticut 2 7 Penn State 1 Clemson 0 Northwestern 0 2 Florida 1 1 North Carolina 3 8 Dartmouth 0 5 Portland 2 4 Notre Dame 1 3 Santa Clara 1 6 Connecticut 0 7 Penn State 1 2 Florida 3 1 North Carolina (4OT) 1 5 Portland 0 3 Santa Clara 0 2 Florida 1 1 North Carolina 0 2 Florida 1
All-tournament team
Keisha Bell, Florida
Lorrie Fair, North Carolina
Meredith Flaherty, Florida (most outstanding defensive player)
Meredith Florance, North Carolina
Michelle French, Portland
Danielle Fotopoulos, Florida (most outstanding offensive player)
Angela Harrison, Portland
Heather Mitts, Florida
Cindy Parlow, North Carolina
Tiffany Roberts, North Carolina
Laurie Schwoy, North Carolina
Nikki Serlenga, Santa Clara
See also
1998 NCAA Division I men's soccer tournament
1998 NCAA Division II women's soccer tournament
1998 NCAA Division III women's soccer tournament
1998 NAIA women's soccer tournament
References
NCAA
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