DIII women's soccer championship: Bracket, schedule, scores and how to watch

Messiah defeated William Smith 1-0 to win the 2019 DIII women's soccer national championship. It's the Falcons' six women's soccer national title in program history.

Below is the updated bracket, round-by-round results and live stream information for the 2019 championship.

2019 CHAMPIONSHIP: View the interactive bracket | 2019 printable bracket | Scoreboard

2019 DIII women's soccer championship: The bracket

Sixty-four schools were originally selected to the single-elimination tournament back on Nov. 11. Forty-three conference champions were awarded automatic qualification while 21 were selected on an at-large basis.

Here is a look at how the 2019 DIII women's soccer championship bracket played out.

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2019 NCAA DIII women's soccer tournament: Schedule, scores

Winners are bolded. All times ET unless noted otherwise.

CHAMPIONSHIP (Saturday, Dec. 7)

• Messiah 1, William Smith 0

PREVIOUS ROUNDS

SEMIFINALS (Friday, Dec. 6)

• Messiah 1, vs. Carnegie Mellon 1
• William Smith 2, Pomona-Pitzer 0

QUARTERFINALS (Nov. 23 or 24)

Nov. 23:

• Carnegie Mellon 0, St. Thomas 0 (PK)

Nov. 24:

• Messiah 2, Williams 2 (PK)
• William Smith 2, Johns Hopkins 0
• Pomona-Pitzer 0, WashU 0 (PK)
• Carnegie Mellon 2, Denison 2 (PK) 

THIRD ROUND (Nov. 22 or 23)

Nov. 22:

• St. Thomas 2, Wheaton 2 (PK)
• Carnegie Mellon 3, Ohio Northern 0

Nov. 23:

• Messiah 2, Trinity 0
• William Smith 3, Stevens 2
• WashU 2, Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 1
• Johns Hopkins 2, Dickinson 0
• Williams 2, Tufts 1
• Pomona-Pitzer 1, Chicago 0

SECOND ROUND (Nov. 16 or 17)

Nov. 16:

• Wheaton 1, Wooster 0

Nov. 17:

• Dickinson 1, Amherst 0
• Williams 1, MIT 1 (PK)
• Messiah 4, Randolph-Macon 0
• Stevens 2, Middlebury 1
• Ohio Northern 0, Scranton 0
• William Smith 2, Mary Washington 0
• Chicago 4, Augsburg 1
• St. Thomas 1, Illinois Wesleyan 0
• WashU 2, Adrian 0
• Tufts 2, TCNJ 0
• Trinity 2, Hardin-Simmons 0
• Pomona-Pitzer 1, Wartburg 0
• Carnegie Mellon 1, Swarthmore 0
• Johns Hopkins 2, Christopher Newport 0
• Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 0, Cal Lutheran 0 (PK)

FIRST ROUND (Nov. 15 or 16)

Nov. 15:

• Wheaton 3, Webster 0
• Wooster 0, CWRU 0 (PK)

Nov. 16:

• Amherst 5, Maine Maritime 0
• MIT 3, Johnson & Wales 0
• Messiah 5, Lesley 0
• Middlebury 2, U. New England 0
• Ohio Northern 2, Grove City 0
• William Smith 3, Utica 0
• Chicago 5, Pitt.-Greensburg 0
• St. Thomas 1, Monmouth 0
• WashU 4, Maryville 0
• TCNJ 8, John Jay 0
• Scranton 2, Centre 2 (PK)
• Dickinson 3, Farmingdale State 1
• Randolph-Macon 2, Haverford 0
• Mary Washington 3, SUNY Geneseo 0
• Stevens 3, UMass Boston 0
• Williams 2, Gettysburg 0
• Trinity 2, Pacific Lutheran 1
• Adrian 1, Wisconsin-Stevens Point 0
• Augsburg 1, Rose Hulman 0
• Illinois Wesleyan 2, Wisconsin-Whitewater 1
• Pomona-Pitzer 6, St. Scholastica 0
• Tufts 3, SUNY Cortland 1
• Hardin-Simmons 4, Southwestern 1
• Carnegie Mellon 7, Cairn 0
• Johns Hopkins 2, Penn State-Berks 0
• Wartburg 4, Concordia 0
• Swarthmore 1, Arcadia 0
• Christopher Newport 2, Worchester State 0 
• Cal Lutheran 4, UC Santa Cruz 1
• Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 2, Emory 1

Division III women's soccer championship history

Williams has won the past two national titles, and three of the last four championships. But there will be a new national champion this year following the Ephs' quarterfinals exit in the 2019 tournament.

Here is the full DIII women's soccer championship history since 1986.