The 2022 Atlantic 10 Conference Men’s Soccer Tournament is scheduled to take place Nov. 4-13 at campus sites.
The single-elimination tournament starts Friday, Nov. 4 with no. 6 seed Dayton at No. 3 seed VCU in a quarterfinal at 6 pm CT/7 pm ET.
No. 1 seed Louis opens the tournament at home against No. 8 seed UMass at 7 pm CT on Friday, Nov. 4. The game will be played at Robert R. Hermann Stadium in St. Louis.
The 2022 A10 Men’s Soccer Tournament concludes with the championship game on Sunday, Nov. 13.
2022 A10 Conference Men’s Soccer Tournament bracket
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2022 A10 Conference Men’s Soccer Tournament schedule
Quarterfinal no. 1: No. 8 seed UMass at No. 1 seed Louis, 7 p.m. CT/8 p.m. ET, ESPN+
Quarterfinal no. 4: No. 6 seed Dayton at No. 3 seed VCU, 6 pm CT/7 pm ET, ESPN+
Quarterfinal no. 2: No. 5 seed George Washington at No. 4 seed Loyola Chicago, 3 pm CT/4 pm ET, ESPN+
Quarterfinal no. 3: No. 7 seed La Salle at No. 2 seed Duquesne, 6 pm CT/7 pm ET, ESPN+
Semifinal no. 1: Lowest-seeded quarterfinal winner at Highest-seeded quarterfinal winner, TBD, ESPN+
Semifinal no. 2: Second-lowest seeded quarterfinal winner at Second-highest seeded quarterfinal winner, TBD, ESPN+
Championship match: Lowest remaining seed at Highest remaining seed, TBD, ESPN+
How to watch the 2022 A10 Conference Men’s Soccer Tournament on live stream
All games in the 2022 Atlantic 10 Conference Men’s Soccer Tournament can be watched via online live stream at ESPN.com/watch for ESPN+ subscribers.
The 2021 Atlantic 10 Conference Men’s Soccer Tournament was won by the St. Louis Billikens. No. 1-seeded SLU defeated No. 6 seed Duquesne 2-1 in the championship game on Sunday, Nov. 14, 2021.
Erik Hall is the digital sports editor at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. You can find him on Twitter @HallErik.
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