The four-time National Championship team is back in action as they announce their spring schedule for 2024.

Brandon Parrish scored in the 27th minute and Ousmane Sylla added another in the 70th minute as ninth-seeded Clemson Men’s Soccer won the 2023 National Championship with a 2-1 win over No. 2 Notre Dame on Monday.

The No. 9 seed Clemson men’s soccer program's 2023 NCAA Tournament journey will conclude on Monday evening, as the Tigers face ACC-foe and No. 2 seed Notre Dame in the College Cup Championship.

Ninth-seeded Clemson advanced to the National Championship match with a 1-0 shutout over No. 5 West Virginia (17-3-4) in the College Cup semifinal at Lynn Family Stadium in Louisville, Ky.

Match Day Central: No. 9 seed Clemson faces No. 5 seed West Virginia in college cup semifinal for a chance to play for the national title on Dec. 11 at 6:00 PM EST.

Clemson will travel to Louisville, Ky., to face West Virginia in the 2023 College Cup semifinals. The Tigers join fellow ACC member Notre Dame, as well as Oregon State in Louisville.

Clemson owns a 0-2-1 record all-time against the Cardinal. This will be the first time the Tigers face Stanford since meeting in the Elite 8 in 2019 at Historic Riggs Field. Stanford advance that season to the College Cup after defeating Clemson, 5-4, in penalty kicks.

Ousmane Sylla netted his team-leading 12th goal of the season and No. 9 Clemson downed No. 8 New Hampshire, 1-0, on Sunday night in the Round of 16.

The Tigers advance to the Round of 16 in the NCAA Tournament and will play the University of New Hampshire Wildcats on Sunday, Nov. 26 at 5 p.m. at Wildcat Stadium on ESPN+.

Clemson vs. North Carolina: In the first Men's Championship Game to go to penalty kicks since 2017, the fourth-seeded Tigers defeated the seventh-seeded Tar Heels.

Clemson and North Carolina played 110 minutes of even soccer before the Tigers outdueled the Tar Heels 5-3 in penalty kicks to take home the 2023 ACC Championship trophy.

Ousmane Sylla recorded his fourth-career brace and Arthur Duquenne recorded a career-high three assists as Clemson United overpowered Louisville, 5-1.

The No. 14 Clemson men’s soccer program is set to host Louisville in ACC Semifinal action on Wednesday evening at Historic Riggs Field. Kickoff is set for 8:00 p.m. on ACC Network.

Scoring all four goals in penalty kicks, the No. 4 seeded Clemson defeated the No. 5 seeded Duke 4-1 in a thrilling overtime win on Sunday, November 5 at Historic Riggs Field.

No. 15 Clemson men’s soccer (9-3-2,4-2-1 ACC) recorded their most goals in a conference game this season and defeated the Boston College Eagles (3-8-4, 0-5-2 ACC) 6-0 at Historic Riggs Field on senior night and in their final regular season home game.

No. 21 Clemson men’s soccer battled for 90 minutes against the defending national champion and 10th-ranked Syracuse Orange, earning a 1-1 draw on Sunday afternoon.

The Clemson men’s soccer program returns to the pitch on Friday evening, resuming ACC play against No. 21 Louisville in a 7:00 p.m. matchup on ACCNX.

It was a night of exciting firsts for the Tigers in their 4-1 victory against the Winthrop Eagles.