INDIANAPOLIS — For the 12th-straight season, Wake Forest men’s soccer has earned a bid in the NCAA Men’s Soccer Championship. The Demon Deacons will begin the 2022 tournament on Thursday night at 6 p.m., hosting Ohio State in the first round at Spry Stadium.
Including this year’s selection, Wake Forest has now made the NCAA Tournament 12 consecutive seasons. The Demon Deacons’ 12-straight berths is the longest such streak in the ACC and eight seasons longer than any other conference member.
Last year, Wake Forest reached its seventh-straight Sweet Sixteen as well, tied with Indiana for the most consecutive appearances in the Round of 16 nationally.
With Thursday’s first round matchup taking place at Spry Stadium, the Demon Deacons will be making their 44th appearance in front of the home fans in NCAA Tournament action.
Secure your spot for the match in Winston-Salem now, as tickets are available for purchase here or by calling the Wake Forest Ticket Office at 336-758-3322 with reserved chairbacks at $15, bleacher general admission at $10.
Tickets on the Walt Chyzowych Alumni Hill are $5 and children two years old and under are free if they are sitting in their parent’s lap.
The 2022 Season To Date
Wake Forest enters this year’s tournament with a 14-5-0 overall record, as the Demon Deacons finished in the top-four of the ACC in the regular season before advancing to the semifinals of the ACC Tournament.
During the regular season, Wake Forest earned a pair of ranked victories over then-No. 10 Clemson 6-1 and then-No. 9 Louisville 3-0. The Demon Deacons started the season with a nine-match winning streak and were the only team in the country to finish the first month of the season without a loss or draw.
In a 6-1 victory over George Mason on Sept. 20, the program won its 13th-straight match at Spry Stadium to set a new team record for consecutive home victories. Additionally in a 3-1 victory over Boston College on Oct. 15, Bobby Muuss earned his 200th career win as a head coach.
Seven Deacs were selected for All-ACC honors as junior Garrison Tubbs and sophomore Roald Mitchell were picked as All-ACC second-team selections, juniors Jahlane Forbes and Prince Amponsah along with sophomore Baba Niang were named All-ACC third-team selections and Cooper Flax and Vlad Walent were selected as ACC All-Freshman Team selections.
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