The NAIA Men's Soccer Championship is the annual tournament to determine the national champions of NAIA men's college soccer in the United States and Canada. It has been held annually since 1959.

The most successful program is Quincy (IL), with 11 NAIA national titles.

The current champions are Grand View, who won their first men's national title in 2025.

Results Ed. Year Championship match Host city Champion Score Runner-up 1 1959 Pratt Institute Elizabethtown Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania 2 1960 Elizabethtown Newark Engineering – Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania 3 1961 Howard Newark Engineering Lock Haven, Pennsylvania 4 1962 East Stroudsburg State Pratt Institute Richmond, Indiana 5 1963 Earlham Castleton State – Frostburg, Maryland 6 1964 Trenton State Lincoln (PA) Upper Montclair, New Jersey 7 1965 Trenton State Earlham Kansas City, Missouri 8 1966 Quincy Trenton State Belmont, North Carolina 9 1967 Quincy Rockhurst Quincy, Illinois 10 1968 Davis & Elkins Quincy Quincy, Illinois 11 1969 Eastern Illinois Davis & Elkins Richmond, Indiana 12 1970 Davis & Elkins Quincy Dunn, North Carolina 13 1971 Quincy Davis & Elkins Dunn, North Carolina 14 1972 Westmont – Dunn, North Carolina 15 1973 Quincy Rockhurst Florissant, Missouri 16 1974 Quincy Davis & Elkins Florissant, Missouri 17 1975 Quincy Simon Fraser Raleigh, North Carolina 18 1976 Simon Fraser Rockhurst Pasadena, California 19 1977 Quincy Keene State Huntsville, Alabama 20 1978 Quincy Alabama−Huntsville Huntsville, Alabama 21 1979 Quincy Rockhurst Springfield, Illinois 22 1980 Quincy Simon Fraser Springfield, Illinois 23 1981 Quincy Alderson−Broaddus Springfield, Illinois 24 1982 Simon Fraser Midwestern State Wichita Falls, Texas 25 1983 Simon Fraser Midwestern State Wichita Falls, Texas 26 1984 West Virginia Wesleyan Fresno Pacific Fresno, California 27 1985 West Virginia Wesleyan Fresno Pacific Spartanburg, South Carolina 28 1986 Sangamon State Simon Fraser Wichita Falls, Texas 29 1987 Lynn Simon Fraser Wichita Falls, Texas 30 1988 Sangamon State Alderson−Broaddus Fort Lauderdale, Florida 31 1989 West Virginia Wesleyan Lynn Las Cruces, New Mexico 32 1990 West Virginia Wesleyan Lynn Boca Raton, Florida 33 1991 Lynn Midwestern State Boca Raton, Florida 34 1992 Belhaven Lynn San Antonio, Texas 35 1993 Sangamon State Lynn San Antonio, Texas 36 1994 West Virginia Wesleyan Mobile Mobile, Alabama 37 1995 Lindsey Wilson Midwestern State Mobile, Alabama 38 1996 Lindsey Wilson Birmingham−Southern Birmingham, Alabama 39 1997 Seattle Rockhurst Birmingham, Alabama 40 1998 Lindsey Wilson Illinois−Springfield Birmingham, Alabama 41 1999 Lindsey Wilson Mobile Albuquerque, New Mexico 42 2000 Lindsey Wilson Auburn−Montgomery Albuquerque, New Mexico 43 2001 Lindsey Wilson Auburn−Montgomery Bowling Green, Kentucky 44 2002 Mobile Park Bowling Green, Kentucky 45 2003 Rio Grande Fresno Pacific Olathe, Kansas 46 2004 Lindenwoood Auburn−Montgomery Olathe, Kansas 47 2005 Lindsey Wilson Azusa Pacific Daytona Beach, Florida 48 2006 Graceland Azusa Pacific Daytona Beach, Florida 49 2007 Azusa Pacific Concordia (CA) Olathe, Kansas 50 2008 Bethel (TN) Rio Grande Fresno, California 51 2009 Lindsey Wilson The Master's (CA) Fresno, California 52 2010 Hastings Notre Dame (OH) Orange Beach, Alabama 53 2011 Lindsey Wilson Hastings Orange Beach, Alabama 54 2012 Belhaven Mobile Montgomery, Alabama 55 2013 Martin Methodist Auburn−Montgomery Montgomery, Alabama 56 2014 Davenport Texas−Brownsville Delray Beach, Florida 57 2015 Rio Grande MidAmerica Nazarene Delray Beach, Florida 58 2016 Hastings Rio Grande Delray Beach, Florida 59 2017 Wayland Baptist Missouri Valley Delray Beach, Florida 60 2018 Central Methodist Missouri Valley Irvine, California 61 2019 Central Methodist Hastings Irvine, California 62 2020 Missouri Valley Oklahoma Wesleyan Evans, Georgia 63 2021 Keiser Mobile Decatur, Alabama 64 2022 Bethel (IN) Mobile Decatur, Alabama 65 2023 MidAmerica Nazarene Milligan Wichita, Kansas 66 2024 Dalton State William Penn 67 2025 Grand View WVU Tech Orange Beach, Alabama Notes

Champions Active NAIA programs TeamTitlesYears 1995, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2005, 2009, 2011 2010, 2016 2003, 2015 2018, 2019 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2017 2013 2008 2006 2002

Former NAIA programs TeamTitlesYears 1966, 1967, 1971, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981 1984, 1985, 1989, 1990, 1994 1986, 1988, 1993 1976, 1982, 1983 1992, 2012 1987, 1991 1968, 1970 1964, 1965 2014 2007 2004 1997 1972 1969 1963* 1963* 1962 1961 1960* 1960* 1959

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Players

The following players have gone on to play at a professional level after playing in the NAIA competition.

AthleteNAIA SchoolMLS/NASL/MISL/USL TeamMicheal AziraMobile (Ala.)Seattle SoundersCasey BartonTabor (Kan.)Kansas City CometsJoe BartonPoint Loma Nazarene (Calif.)Atlanta SilverbacksSam BickQuincy (IL)Minnesota KicksMilton BlancoFresno Pacific (Calif.)C.D. ChivasBrady BryantMobile (Ala.)Wilmington HammerheadsPablo CamposFresno Pacific (Calif.)Real Salt LakeMesac CelesteLee (Tenn.)Cincinnati KingsTony ChurskySimon Fraser (B.C.)Seattle SoundersFrank CiacciaSimon Fraser (B.C.)Toronto BlizzardDaniel ClitnoviciUniversity of Mary (N.D.)Universitatea Craiova (Romania)Andrew CorazzaSimon Fraser (B.C.)Vancouver WhitecapsPatrick DakaWestern Baptist (Ore.)Charlotte EaglesEric DelabarQuincy (IL)St. Louis SteamersDino DelevskiOklahoma CityKansas City CometsTafaria FraySt. Gregory's (Okla.)Charlotte EaglesBrian GantSimon Fraser (B.C.)Portland TimbersBruce GantSimon Fraser (B.C.)Minnesota KicksJoey GjertsenEvergreen State (Wash.)Vancouver WhitecapsJames GledhillMobile (Ala.)Wilmington HammerheadsDiego GutierrezRockhurst (Mo.)Kansas City WizardsDanny HarveyBryan (Tenn.)Charlotte EaglesNate HouserBaker (Kan.)Baltimore BlastJuan Pablo IrreraColumbia (Mo.)Puerto Rico IslandersDeclan JogiKing (Tenn.)Charlotte EaglesEmilio JohnQuincy (IL)St. Louis SteamersDaniel KaramoySterling College (Kan.)Bhayangkara Presisi Lampung (Indonesia)Paul KatoSpring Arbor College (Mich.)Kalamazoo KangaroosLindsay KennedyHarris-Stowe State (Mo.)St. Louis SteamersSteve KindelSimon Fraser (B.C.)Vancouver WhitecapsErik LefebvreHoughton College (N.Y.)Charlotte EaglesChris LemonsOklahoma ChristianCharlotte EaglesSteven LenhartAzusa Pacific (Ca.)San Jose EarthquakesTyrone MarshallLindsey Wilson (Ky.)LA GalaxyKevin McCloskeyRio Grande (Ohio)Cincinnati KingsJohn McGraneSimon Fraser (B.C.)Los Angeles AztecsMike McLenaghenSimon Fraser (B.C.)Portland TimbersBen MeekWestmont (Calif.)Charlotte EaglesJohnny MenyongarLindsey Wilson (Ky.)Minnesota ThunderBruce MillerSimon Fraser (B.C.)Fort Lauderdale StrikersStephen MurrayLambuth (Tenn.)Wilmington HammerheadsAdauto NetoMobile (Ala.)Cleveland ForceShawn PetersonFresno Pacific (Ca.)Charlotte Eagles/Birmingham GrasshoppersBuzz ParsonsSimon Fraser (B.C.)Vancouver WhitecapsJim PollihanQuincy (IL)Rochester LancersOrlando RamírezFresno Pacific (Calif.)San Jose EarthquakesRandy RaganSimon Fraser (B.C.)Toronto BlizzardPaul RaymentAlderson BroaddusToronto BlizzardAddae RiqueMissouri BaptistSt. Louis SteamersGreg RobertsonSpring Arbor College (Mich.)Ft. Lauderdale StrikersLee RogersSpring Arbor College (Mich.)Milwaukee WaveCraig ScheerIllinois-SpringfieldKansas City CometsCarl SchwarzenQuincy (IL)St. Louis StarsKevin SloanCatawba (N.C.)Philadelphia KixxDerek SmithUnion (Ky.)Cincinnati KingsJosiah SnelgroveHoughton College (N.Y.)Rochester LancersMike SweeneySimon Fraser (B.C.)Edmonton DrillersJacob WardAzusa Pacific University (Calif.)San Diego SockersGannon WebbWilliam Carey (Miss.)Wilmington Hammerheads

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