INDIANAPOLIS – Four teams earned wins in the 2026 Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) Men's Soccer Championship Tournament on Saturday night and Sunday afternoon, advancing to the semifinals on Friday, November 6. The semifinals and finals will be held at the Cooper Sports Complex in Springfield, Mo.
No. 1 Lincoln, No. 4 Indianapolis, No. 6 Missouri-St. Louis, and No. 7 Truman State each won their respective quarterfinal match. For the first time in GLVC history, three of the four quarterfinal matches went to overtime, according to available league records. Additionally, two teams seeded No. 6 or lower advanced to the semifinals for the first time since 2018.
The top-seeded Blue Tigers will face the fourth-seeded Greyhounds in the first game at 4 p.m. CT, while the sixth-seeded Tritons will play the seventh-seeded Bulldogs at 7 p.m. The semifinals will also be streamed live and behind a paywall on the GLVC Sports Network (GLVCSN) with more information available on the Championship Central homepage at
GLVCsports.com/2026msoc.
Saturday and Sunday's quarterfinal matches were held on the campuses of the higher seed.
QUARTERFINAL RESULTS
#1 Lincoln 1, #8 Rockhurst 0
BOX | RECAPS:
LIN |
RU
- LIN's Nathan Quashie opened the scoring for the Blue Tigers in the 32nd minute.
- Nicholas Asante assisted on the goal.
- LIN outshot RU 10-4 and 5-3 on goal.
- This is LIN's second overall and consecutive time making it to the semifinals.
#7 Truman 1, #2 Maryville 1 (TSU wins in PKs, 4-3)
BOX | RECAPS: TSU |
MU
- TSU’s Roman Scognamillo found the back of the net at 6:48 to strike first, assisted by Drake Thompson.
- MU’s Jose Vilela responded 10 minutes later to tie the game at one, assisted by Jan Fulnek and Simon Schlunder.
- TSU emerged victorious in penalty kicks, 4-3, after a scoreless second half and overtime period.
- MU bested TSU in shots (20-9), shots on goal (6-4), and corner kicks (9-4)
- This is TSU’s first time making it to the semifinals.
#6 Missouri-St. Louis 1, #3 Drury 0 (OT)
BOX | RECAPS:
UMSL |
DU
- UMSL's Mario Garcia converted the game-winning penalty kick for the Tritons in the seventh minute of overtime.
- UMSL recorded 17 shots compared to DU's 10, and put seven on goal, over DU's four.
- This is UMSL’s first time making it to the semifinals since 2012.
#4 Indianapolis 2, #5 Quincy 1 (2OT)
BOX | RECAPS: UINDY | QU
- QU’s Mathias Bringedal scored first at the 19:53 mark, assisted by Leo Cann.
- UINDY’s Sam Seigel fired an unassisted equalizer in the 69th minute.
- UINDY’s Alejandro Zuniga provided the game winner halfway through the second overtime, assisted by Joey Longo.
- UINDY and QU tied on total shots (13-13) and corner kicks (4-4), but UINDY tallied more shots on goal (6-4).
- This is UINDY’s sixth trip to the semifinals in the last seven years.