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1996 NCAA women's soccer tournament
Women's College Cup (semifinals & final)
Tournament details
Country	United States
Dates	November–December 1996
Teams	32
Final positions
Champions	North Carolina Tar Heels (13th title, 15th College Cup)
Runners-up	Notre Dame Fighting Irish (3rd title match, 3rd College Cup)
Semifinalists	Portland Pilots (3rd College Cup) Santa Clara Broncos (4th College Cup)
Tournament statistics
Matches played	31
Goals scored	114 (3.68 per match)
Attendance	53,322 (1,720 per match)
Top goal scorer(s)	Danielle Fotopoulous,Florida (5) Amy Van Laacke,Notre Dame (5)
Awards
Best player	Debbie Keller,UNC (Offensive) Nel Fettig,UNC (Defensive)
← 1995 1997 → All statistics correct as of 5/23/2015.

The1996NCAA Division I women's soccer tournament was the 15th annual single-elimination tournament to determine the national champion ofNCAA Division I women'scollegiate soccer. The semifinals and championship game were played atBuck Shaw Stadium inSanta Clara, California during December 1996.^[1]

North Carolina defeatedNotre Dame in the final, 1–0 (in two overtimes), to win their thirteenth national title. Coached byAnson Dorrance, the Tar Heels finished the season 27–0–1. North Carolina returned to the championship after appearing in all thirteen finals prior to1995.

Themost outstanding offensive player wasDebbie Keller from North Carolina, and themost outstanding defensive player wasNel Fettig, also from North Carolina. Keller and Fettig, along with eleven other players, were named to theAll-tournament team.

The tournament's leading scorers, with 5 goals each, wereDanielle Fotopoulous fromFlorida andAmy Van Laacke from Notre Dame.

Qualification

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Main article:1996 NCAA Division I women's soccer season

AllDivision I women's soccer programs were eligible to qualify for the tournament. The tournament field expanded again, increasing from 24 to 32 teams, and for the third time in the previous five years.

Eleven conferences sent automatic bids to the tournament, accompanied by twenty-one at-large bids.

Records

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North Carolina Regional
Seed	School	Conference	Berth Type	Record
	Clemson	ACC	At-large	15–6–1
	Florida	SEC	Automatic	20–2
	James Madison	CAA	At-large	14–4–2
	NC State	ACC	At-large	11–8–1
	North Carolina	ACC	Automatic	20–1
	UNC Greensboro	Big South	Automatic	16–5–1
	Wake Forest	ACC	At-large	13–7
	William & Mary	CAA	Automatic	14–8

Santa Clara Regional
Seed	School	Conference	Berth Type	Record
	Connecticut	Big East	At-large	20–2
	Dartmouth	Ivy League	At-large	12–3–1
	George Mason	CAA	At-large	14–6–2
	Harvard	Ivy League	Automatic	15–1
	Massachusetts	Atlantic 10	Automatic	15–4–1
	Penn State	Big Ten	At-large	14–4–2
	Santa Clara	West Coast	At-large	15–3–2
	Stanford	Pac-10	Automatic	12–8

Portland Regional
Seed	School	Conference	Berth Type	Record
	Duke	ACC	At-large	09–9–3
	Kentucky	SEC	At-large	13–5–2
	Minnesota	Big Ten	At-large	13–6
	Nebraska	Big 12	Automatic	21–0
	Portland	West Coast	Automatic	16–0–2
	Vanderbilt	SEC	At-large	11–8–1
	Virginia	ACC	At-large	12–6–2
	Washington	Pac-10	At-large	12–7

Notre Dame Regional
Seed	School	Conference	Berth Type	Record
	George Washington	Atlantic 10	At-large	10–6–4
	Indiana	Big Ten	Automatic	11–10
	Maryland	ACC	At-large	17–4–2
	Northwestern	Big Ten	At-large	13–7–1
	Notre Dame	Big East	Automatic	20–1
	San Diego	West Coast	At-large	13–5–1
	Texas A&M	Big 12	At-large	19–3
	Wisconsin	Big Ten	At-large	14–4–4

Bracket

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First round		Second round		Third Round		Semifinals (Women's College Cup) Buck Shaw Stadium Santa Clara, California		Championship (Women's College Cup) Buck Shaw Stadium Santa Clara, California

North Carolina	5

William & Mary	0
		North Carolina	5

		James Madison	0
James Madison	3

UNC Greensboro	1
				North Carolina	9

				Florida	0
Wake Forest	2

Clemson	1
		Wake Forest	0

		Florida	5
Florida	7

NC State	3
						North Carolina	2

						Santa Clara	1
Santa Clara	3

Stanford	2
		Santa Clara	3

		Penn State	1
Penn State	2

George Mason	0
				Santa Clara	1

				Connecticut	0
UMass (3OT)	2

Harvard	1
		UMass	0

		Connecticut	2
Connecticut	1

Dartmouth	0
								North Carolina (2OT)	1

								Notre Dame	0
Portland	1

Washington	0
		Portland (2OT)	3

		Vanderbilt	1
Vanderbilt (3OT)	2

Kentucky	1
				Portland	1

				Nebraska	0
Duke	1

Virginia	0
		Duke	0

		Nebraska	3
Nebraska (2OT)	3

Minnesota	2
						Portland	2

						Notre Dame	3
San Diego	5

Texas A&M	3
		San Diego	0

		Maryland	1
Maryland	2

George Washington	0
				Maryland	0

				Notre Dame	2
Wisconsin	1

Northwestern	0
		Wisconsin	0

		Notre Dame	5
Notre Dame	8

Indiana	1

All-tournament team

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Justi Baumgardt, Portland
Mandy Clemens, Santa Clara
Robin Confer, North Carolina
Lorrie Fair, North Carolina
Nel Fettig, North Carolina (most outstanding defensive player)
Jen Grubb, Notre Dame
Regina Holan, Portland
Debbie Keller, North Carolina (most outstanding offensive player)
Jennifer Lalor, Santa Clara
Cindy Parlow, North Carolina
Jen Renola, Notre Dame
Laurie Schwoy, North Carolina
Jenny Streiffer, Notre Dame

References

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^"Division I Women's Soccer Championship Results"(PDF).NCAA. NCAA.org. RetrievedMay 23, 2015.

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