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The 2021 Spring ASUN men's soccer tournament was the 42nd edition of the ASUN Men's Soccer Tournament. It determined the ASUN Conference's automatic berth for the 2020 NCAA Division I men's soccer tournament. The tournament began on April 10, 2021, and concluded on April 18. The final had originally been scheduled for April 17, but the intended final site of Southern Oak Stadium on the Jacksonville University campus in Jacksonville, Florida was rendered unplayable due to severe weather. The match was delayed by a day and moved to the Stetson University campus in DeLand, Florida.[1]

ClassificationDivision I
Teams7
Matches6
Quarterfinals siteCampus sites
Quick facts 2020–21 ASUN men's soccer tournament, Classification ...
2020–21 ASUN men's soccer tournament
ClassificationDivision I
Teams7
Matches6
Quarterfinals siteCampus sites
Semifinals siteSouthern Oak Stadium
Jacksonville, FL
Finals siteStetson Athletic Training Center
DeLand, FL
ChampionsJacksonville (2nd title)
Winning coachMauricio B. Ruiz (1st title)
MVPConnar Lufkin (Jacksonville)
BroadcastESPN+, Facebook Live, YouTube TV
ASUN men's soccer tournament
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2020 ASUN Conference men's soccer standings
Conf.Overall
TeamW L TW L T
North
Bellarmine #3–1–04–4–0
Liberty1–3–17–3–2
Lipscomb1–2–16–5–2
South
Jacksonville ‡4–2–07–4–2
North Florida2–2–24–3–3
Florida Gulf Coast2–2–23–4–4
Stetson1–3–21–5–2
As of May 3, 2021
Rankings from United Soccer Coaches
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Due to COVID-19 issues, the NCAA moved the 2020–21 men's soccer championship from fall 2020 to spring 2021. Almost all Division I conferences, including the ASUN, moved their men's soccer seasons accordingly. The conference split into two divisions for that season only, with Bellarmine, Lipscomb, and Liberty in the North Division and Florida Gulf Coast, Jacksonville, North Florida, and Stetson in the South Division.[2]

Jacksonville, the winner of the South Division, won the tournament for the second time, defeating Florida Gulf Coast 2–0 in the final.[1] The Dolphins earned their sixth berth to the NCAA Tournament, losing in the first round to American on penalties after a 3–3 draw.[3]

Seeds

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Seed School Conference Tiebreaker
1N Bellarmine 3–1–0
1S Jacksonville 4–2–0
2N Lipscomb 1–2–1 LIP 1–0–1 vs. LIB
2S Florida Gulf Coast 2–2–2 FGCU 1–0–1 vs. UNF
3N Liberty 1–2–1
3S North Florida 2–2–2
4S Stetson 1–3–2
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Bracket

Quarterfinals
April 10 		Semifinals
April 15 		Final
April 18
         
1N Bellarmine 1
2S Florida Gulf Coast 2
2S Florida Gulf Coast (pen.) 1 (5)
3S North Florida 1 (3)
2S Florida Gulf Coast 0
1S Jacksonville 2
1S Jacksonville 3
4S Stetson 0
1S Jacksonville 4
2N Lipscomb 2
2N Lipscomb 2
3N Liberty 0

Results

Quarterfinals

More information No. 4S Stetson, 0–3 ...
No. 4S Stetson0–3No. 1S Jacksonville
  • Wintermeier Yellow card 24'
  • Vinasco Yellow card 27'
  • DiLorenzo Yellow card 35'
  • Scattergood Red card 71'
  • Alram Yellow card 71'
  • Norton Yellow card 84'
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  • Johnson 16'
  • Araujo-Wilson Yellow card 37'
  • Correa 45'
  • Manzo Yellow card 47'
  • Davis 69'
  • Capellan Yellow card 90'
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Attendance: 183
Referee: Jonathan Bilinski
More information No. 3S North Florida, 1–1 (a.e.t.) ...
No. 3S North Florida1–1 (a.e.t.)No. 2S FGCU
  • Brown Yellow card 17'
  • TEAM Yellow card 17'
  • Steigelman Yellow card 49'
  • Board Yellow card 56'
  • TEAM 59'
  • Nevorić Yellow card 74'
 Report
  • Becker Yellow card 22'
  • Saunders Yellow card 49'
  • Guichard Yellow card 49'
  • Senior Red card 81'
  • Dudley 87'
Penalties
  • Soronellas football with check mark
  • Begley football with red X
  • Burka football with check mark
  • Estes football with check mark
 3–5
  • football with check mark Dudley
  • football with check mark Vasconcelos
  • football with check mark Da Paz
  • football with check mark Becker
  • football with check mark Veys
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Attendance: 208
Referee: Jonathan Weiner
More information No. 3N Liberty, 0–2 ...
No. 3N Liberty0–2No. 2N Lipscomb
  • Clark Yellow card 57'
  • Betts Yellow card 83'
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  • Wood 56'
  • Kalala 84'
  • Smith Yellow card 87'
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Attendance: 352

Semifinals

More information No. 2S FGCU, 2–1 ...
No. 2S FGCU2–1No. 1N Bellarmine
  • Mullings 15'
  • McCloskey Yellow card 52'
  • Hammond Yellow card 60'
  • Saunders Yellow card 62'
  • Edwards 85'
 Report
  • Zed 8'
  • Williamson Yellow card 52'
  • Dunne Yellow card 67'
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Attendance: 77
Referee: Mark Kadlecik
More information No. 2N Lipscomb, 2–4 ...
No. 2N Lipscomb2–4No. 1S Jacksonville
  • Turner 44'
  • Neuman Yellow card 64'
  • Lopez Yellow card 66' 79'
  • Robinson Yellow card 79'
  • Gulden Yellow card 85'
  • Wood Yellow card 90'
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  • Johnson 6'
  • Ringstrand 8'
  • Correa 23'
  • Lufkin 61'
  • Reasonover Yellow card 90'
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Attendance: 123
Referee: Sorin Stoica

Final

More information No. 2S FGCU, 0–2 ...
No. 2S FGCU0–2No. 1S Jacksonville
  • Becker Yellow card 61'
  • Dudley Yellow card 80'
  • Da Paz Yellow card 90'
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  • Duncan-Smith Yellow card 1'
  • Lufkin 60', 67'
  • Johnson Yellow card 61'
  • Davis Yellow card 65'
  • Moreira Yellow card 73'
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Stetson Athletic Training Center
DeLand, FL
Attendance: 50

All Tournament Team

2021 ASUN Spring Men's Soccer All-Tournament team[1]

Connar Lufkin, Jacksonville
Cao Chaves, Jacksonville
Olivier Correa, Jacksonville
Reed Davis, Jacksonville
Nil Ringstrand, Jacksonville
Ethan Dudley, FGCU
O'Vonte Mullings, FGCU
Gustavo Vasconcelos, FGCU
Noah Gulden, Lipscomb
William Turner, Lipscomb
LJ Estes, North Florida

MVP in Bold

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