Draft:Simon Fraser Red Leafs men's soccer

SFU Red Leafs soccer
SFU Red Leafs soccer
Founded	1975
University	Simon Fraser University
Head coach	Clint Schneider (since 2015 season)
Conference	GNAC
Location	Burnaby, British Columbia
Stadium	Terry Fox Field ; (Capacity: 1,823)
Nickname	Red Leafs
Colors	Red, white, and black;
NCAA Tournament Semifinals
	2012, 2013
Conference Tournament championships
	N/A
Conference Regular Season championships
	2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2023

The Simon Fraser Red Leafs men's soccer team is a Canadian university soccer team that represents Simon Fraser University in Burnaby, British Columbia. They are the only Canadian university soccer team to compete in the NCAA, after joining the NCAA's Great Northwest Athletic Conference for the 2010 season (2010–11 school year). They previously competed in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics from 1975 to 2009.^[1]

During their time playing in the NAIA, the SFU men's soccer team appeared in the NAIA men's soccer championship tournament twenty-three times, and won three national championships in 1976, 1982, and 1983.

Since becoming a NCAA member, SFU have won six conference championships and appeared in the Division II College Cup final-four twice, in 2012 and 2013.

Year-by-year record

Key of colors and symbols
Color/symbol	Explanation
†	National championship
‡	Super-Regional championship
↑	Conference championship

NCAA seasons (2010–present)
Season	Head Coach	Record	Conference result			Post-season	Ref.
Season	Head Coach	Record	Record	Points	Finish	Post-season	Ref.
2010	Alan Koch	?	9–1–0	27	1st, GNAC ↑	ineligible
2011	Alan Koch	?	9–0–1	28	1st, GNAC ↑	ineligible
2012	Alan Koch	19–2–1	12–1–1	37	1st, GNAC ↑	Won round 2, 2–1 vs Cal State (Stanislaus) Won round 3, 2–1 vs Grand Canyon Won quarterfinals, 1–0 vs Incarnate Word ‡ Lost semifinals, 1–3 vs Saginaw Valley	[1]
2013	Alan Koch	18–3–2	11–2–1	34	1st, GNAC ↑	Won round 1, 5–0 vs Cal Baptist Won round 2, 2–1 vs Cal State (Los Angeles) Won round 3, 1–1 (4–3p) vs UC San Diego Won quarterfinals, 1–0 vs Regis ‡ Lost semifinals, 2–3 vs Carson–Newman	[2]
2014	Alan Koch	11–5–2	9–3–2	29	3rd, GNAC	Lost round 1, 0–1 vs Northwest Nazarene	[3]
2015	Clint Schneider	10–3–4	9–2–3	30	2nd, GNAC	did not qualify	[4]
2016	Clint Schneider	14–1–3	9–1–2	29	1st, GNAC ↑	Lost round 2, 0–0 (3–4p) vs Cal Poly (Pomona)	[5]
2017	Clint Schneider	11–3–4	7–2–3	24	1st, GNAC ↑	Lost round 1, 1–2 vs Cal Poly (Pomona)	[6]
2018	Clint Schneider	17–2–0	11–1–0	33	1st, GNAC ↑	Lost round 2, 1–2 vs Cal Poly (Pomona)	[7]
2019	Clint Schneider	11–4–1	8–3–1	25	2nd, GNAC	did not qualify	[8]
2020	Clint Schneider	Did not play (COVID-19 pandemic)
2021	Clint Schneider	9–7–0	6–4–0	18	2nd, GNAC	did not qualify	[9]
2022	Clint Schneider	11–5–1	8–3–1	25	2nd, GNAC	did not qualify	[10]
2023	Clint Schneider	11–5–2	8–2–1	25	1st, GNAC ↑	Lost round 1, 1–3 vs Point Loma	[11]
2024	Clint Schneider	6–10–2	5–7–0	15	6th, GNAC	did not qualify	[12]

References

^ The Great Northwest Athletic Conference does not organize a playoff competition. The conference championship is awarded to the team with the best regular season record.

^ "NAIA History & Honours". SFU Athletics. Retrieved November 14, 2023.

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[1] The Great Northwest Athletic Conference does not organize a playoff competition. The conference championship is awarded to the team with the best regular season record.

[NAIA-2] "NAIA History & Honours". SFU Athletics. Retrieved November 14, 2023.

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Members	Alaska Nanooks Alaska Anchorage Seawolves Central Washington Wildcats Montana State Billings Yellowjackets Northwest Nazarene Nighthawks Saint Martin's Saints Seattle Pacific Falcons Simon Fraser Red Leafs Western Oregon Wolves Western Washington Vikings
Rowing affiliates	Cal Poly Humboldt Lumberjacks Central Oklahoma Bronchos

Year-by-year record

References

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