2006 NCAA Division II men's soccer tournament

Dowling won the 2006 NCAA Division II Men's Soccer Championship on Nov. 18, defeating Fort Lewis 1-0 at the DII Championship Festival, in Pensacola, Florida. Morten Jensen scored the lone goal of the game to give Dowling the national title.

Pool 1

	First round					Second round					Regional Finals					Finals
	2	Lenoir-Rhyne	3
		Catawba	2
						6	Lenoir-Rhyne	1(3)
							Lincoln Memorial	1(5)
		Lincoln Memorial	1(OT)
	9	Carson-Newman	0
											10	Lincoln Memorial	2
												Northern Kentucky	1
	15	SIU Edwardsville	6
	12	Mercyhurst	1
						15	SIU Edwardsville	2
						14	Northern Kentucky	3(OT)
		Wisconsin-Parkside	0
	14	Northern Kentucky	4
																3	Fort Lewis	4
																10	Lincoln Memorial	2
		CSU Dominguez Hills	1
		Seattle	2(OT)
							Seattle	3(4)
							CSU Los Angeles	3(3)
		CSU Los Angeles	2
		Seattle Pacific	1
											3	Fort Lewis	5
												Seattle	2
	3	Fort Lewis	3
		Metropolitan State	1
						3	Fort Lewis	1(3)
						6	Midwestern State	1(1)
	17	Incarnate Word	0
	6	Midwestern State	2

Pool 2

	First round					Second round					Regional Finals					Finals
	10	Lander	0(1)
		Queens (NC)	0(2)
							Queens (N.C.)	2
						19	Limestone	1
	19	Limestone	0(3)
		SC Upstate	0(2)
												Queens (N.C.)	0
											3	West Florida	2
	3	West Florida	2(4)
	20	Montevallo	2(1)
						3	West Florida	2
						5	Lynn	1
		Rollins	0
	5	Lynn	3
																3	West Florida	3(3)
																1	Dowling	3(5)
	7	Franklin Pierce	1
		Southern N.H.	0
						7	Franklin Pierce	1
						13	Southern Conn. St.	2
		Dominican	1
	13	Southern Conn. St.	2
											13	Southern Conn. St.	1
											1	Dowling	2(OT)
	1	Dowling	3
		C.W. Post	1
						1	Dowling	4
						18	Lock Haven	0
	18	Lock Haven	2(OT)
	7	East Stroudsburg	1

Final

November 18, 2006

Dowling	1–0	Fort Lewis
Morten Jensen 37:59' (Kpene, Grady) Michael Bujan  38:26' Robert Miller  46:30' Thomas Vaaland  51:34'	Report 1 Report 2	Kieran Hall  38:18'

Ashton Brosnaham Stadium, Pensacola, Florida

Attendance: 550

Referee: Rich Huber