16 teams enter, and only two leave as league champions.
With the SCAC boys and girls soccer seasons all but fully wrapped up save for a handful of games, it's time now for the eight best teams in both classifications to duke it out for their shot at a league title. Quarterfinals began on Saturday, Oct. 17, at Red Lion, Susquehannock, York Suburban and York Catholic. The semifinals are set for Tuesday, Oct. 20, and both the boys and girls finals will be held on Thursday, Oct. 22, at Red Lion.
Follow along here for results from the SCAC boys and girls quarterfinals. Results will be updated here following the conclusion of each round.
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Boys soccer
First round
Saturday, Oct. 17
Kennard-Dale 3, Central York 2: Sam Jester, Easton Kanatzar and Jonas Boyles all scored goals for the Rams to lift them over the Panthers and into the SCAC semifinals. Dylan Funk and Logan Shrader scored the Panthers' goals.
Susquehannock 6, Big Spring 0: The Warriors shutout the Bulldogs to advance to the tournament semifinals for the third straight year.
York Catholic 0, Northeastern 0(9-8 PKs): The Fighting Irish escaped in overtime to defeat the Bobcats in a rematch of last year's tournament final.
York Suburban 6, West York 1: The Trojans and the Bulldogs may not share a division in the SCAC anymore, but their tournament quarterfinal felt all too familiar.
The two squads missed out on regular season bouts since the Bulldogs moved down to Division III ahead of the 2026 season. In their first meeting since last year, the Trojans prevailed over the newly minted Division III champion Bulldogs to advance to the SCAC semifinals.
"West York is a great squad, and they go hard to everything, York Suburban coach Scott Payne said. "Since John Barton took over last year, he has them playing the right style of soccer. Again, they go hard to everything, there is no give up with them. They were down at the end and they were still hustling to every single ball. That's kudos to the coaching staff and those boys for buying into it."
Isaac Hughley got the Trojans' afternoon started. Less than 10 minutes into the first half, Hughley scored on an assist from Ambrose Monticchio to put the Trojans ahead. With two minutes left in the first half, Malachi Blount scored unassisted.
All six of York Suburban's goals came off the foot of a different player, and it was all spurred on by Hughley's opening salvo. Joshua Parker, Michael Vranich, Thanasi Sgagias and Trent Wert all tacked on their own goals after halftime.
"He sets the pace for us," Payne said of Hughley. "We try not to run everything through him, but obviously we want to get the ball at his feet because of how prolific a scorer and how instrumental he's been for us.When he's able to put one in the back of the net that just boosts our confidence even more."
Brady Webb scored the Bulldogs' lone goal on Saturday, after he capitalized on a free kick in the second half.
Semifinals
Tuesday, Oct. 20
Kennard-Dale vs. Susquehannock at York Catholic, 5 p.m.
York Catholic vs. York Suburban at Dallastown, 5 p.m.
Final
Thursday, Oct. 22
Girls soccer
First round
Saturday, Oct. 17
South Western 5, Fairfield 0: The Mustangs aren't going to give up their league title so easily.
The defending SCAC tournament champions have spent the better part of this season preparing to run back through the bracket. Even after losing a handful of key pieces from last year's roster, the Mustangs haven't lost a step, picking up another Division I title before their postseason began. On Saturday, they continued that progress with a shutout win over the Knights to reach the SCAC semifinals.
"We distributed the ball well," South Western coach Shawn Minnier said. "We did what we needed to do in terms of the possession game and we were able to get those early goals that gave us the confidence to carry us the rest of the way."
The Mustangs took advantage of early corner kicks, with Meghan Lancellotti and Makenna Lurz scoring off corners from Kyleigh Minnier to open the game. Peyton Shaffer added another score before halftime to keep the Mustangs rolling, and Lurz scored again after halftime to stack onto their lead. Meanwhile, their defense held a potent Knights offense scoreless for just the fourth time this season.
"Our defense does a good job of setting a solid back line there," Minnier said. "And with our ability to possess through the middle there and play it wide, we were able to execute today and find the feet we needed to."
Central York 0, Bermudian Springs 0 (3-1 PKs): The Panthers defeated the Eagles in overtime to advance to the SCAC semifinals against South Western.
Dover 1, Dallastown 0: The Eagles topped the Wildcats to advance to the SCAC semifinals.
New Oxford 1, Delone Catholic 0: The Colonials kept a clean sheet against the Squires to book their SCAC semifinal matchup with Dover on Oct. 20.
Semifinals
Tuesday, Oct. 20
South Western vs. Central York at Dallastown, 7 p.m.
Dover vs. New Oxford at York Catholic, 7 p.m.
Final
Thursday, Oct. 22
This article originally appeared on York Daily Record: Updates from the SCAC boys, girls soccer tournaments