College Awards and Rankings

Who Can Win: College Coaches

Region Voting Open Dates: NCAA M/W-11/10/23 | NAIA M/W- 11/15/23 | Jr. College M/W-11/15/23

Region Voting Close Dates: NCAA M/W-11/20/23 | NAIA M/W- 11/22/23 | Jr. College M/W-11/22/23

National Voting Open Dates: NCAA M/W-12/6/23 | NAIA M/W- 12/4/23 | Jr. College M/W-11/29/23

National Voting Close Dates:NCAA M/W-12/12/23 | NAIA M/W- 12/11/23 | Jr. College M/W-12/6/23

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Who Can Win: One College Member Each Year

Open Date: 7/1/23

Close Date: 10/1/23

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Who Can Win: College Coaches

Open Date: Ongoing

Close Date: Ongoing

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Click here to view the recordings of the most recent awards ceremonies hosted at the annual United Soccer Coaches Convention. 

Click here to view the 2022 College Almanac.

Click here to view the previous college rankings provided by United Soccer Coaches. 

Click here to view the United Soccer Coaches College Rankings General Procedures.

Click here to view the current Awards Councils/Committees

Click here to view the current Rankings Committees

The association separates the country into regions based on the regions set forth by the NCAA or other governing bodies. These regions may consist of one state or several states (or, in the case of NCAA Division I Men and Women, more than one conference). The Regional Chair relies on coaches in his or her region to report scores to them. The Chair also can refer to the College Soccer Scoreboard for the latest results from top schools in his or her region. The Regional Chairs then utilize those results as a tool to assist in compiling a regional top 10 listing. Only coaches vote on the poll, both regionally and nationally.

The intent of the intercollegiate rankings program, as outlined by the United Soccer Coaches Awards Committee and supported by its Board of Directors, is:

1. To stimulate greater interest in men’s and women’s intercollegiate soccer on a regional and national level.
2. To recognize schools with outstanding soccer programs.

The association recognizes that the national rankings at all levels are the best attempt to balance and compare the relative strengths and weaknesses of intercollegiate soccer programs throughout the country. The United Soccer Coaches rankings are an indicator of the week-to-week status of qualified programs and in no way should be used as a guide or indicator of eligibility for championship status.