Kansas City will host the final four rounds of the 2026 Summit League men’s soccer championship at Durwood Soccer Stadium. The top-seeded Roos receive a quarterfinal bye and will open against a quarterfinal winner in the Nov. 11 semifinals; the Nov. 14 final awards the league title and an automatic NCAA Tournament berth.

By the Numbers
  • 6 teams enter the championship.
  • 2 quarterfinals are set for Nov. 6–7, followed by semifinals on Nov. 11 and the final on Nov. 14.
  • Adult tickets cost $12 in advance or $15 on match day; youth tickets cost $10.
Yes, But

Kansas City is ranked as high as No. 5 nationally and has home-field advantage, but it must win two matches to claim the title and secure the conference’s automatic NCAA bid.

State of Play
  • Kansas City and No. 2 seed Omaha advance directly to the semifinals.
  • No. 4 Oral Roberts hosts No. 5 St. Thomas, while No. 3 UMass hosts No. 6 Delaware in the quarterfinals.
  • Kansas City is pursuing a third consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance.
What’s Next

The quarterfinal winners will join Kansas City and Omaha in Kansas City. The Roos are scheduled to play their semifinal at 6 p.m. Nov. 11; the championship match is set for 5 p.m. Nov. 14.

Bottom Line

The Roos have a prime opportunity to turn home-field advantage into a conference title—but the NCAA berth will be decided on the field.