Notre Dame, Southern New Hampshire and Messiah each captured national championships in 2013. For Notre Dame, it was its first men's soccer title. Southern New Hampshire extended an unbeaten streak to 23 games and Messiah won its 10th title -- in double overtime. Take a look back at all three with videos, features and photos as NCAA.com continues its look back at the 2013-14 season.
Led by goals from Andrew O'Malley and Leon Brown, and another big game from College Cup co-Most Outstanding Player Harrison Shipp, Notre Dame won its first men's soccer title with a 2-1 victory against Maryland... Read More
Interactive Bracket Photos Highlights Feature: Irish make most of first chance
Southern New Hampshire captures second championship
The Penmen used a pair of second-half goals to hold off Carson-Newman 2-1 to win their second national championship... Read More
Interactive Bracket Photos Highlights Feature: SNHU's inspiration
Messiah goes double overtime to win 10th title
Messiah's fourth NCAA crown in five years - and second consecutive - was secured as junior midfielder Jeremy Payne, the 2012 NSCAA Player of the Year, fired in a goal during the 104th minute of play... Read More
Interactive Bracket Photos Highlights Feature: McCarty leads Falcons to 10th title
