The 2015 NCAA Division III Women's Soccer Championship is the 30th annual single-elimination tournament to determine the national champion of NCAA Division III women's collegiate soccer in the United States. The semifinals and championship game were played at Swope Soccer Village in Kansas City, Missouri (the home field of Swope Park Rangers, the USL affiliate of MLS's Sporting Kansas City) from December 4–5, 2015 while the preceding rounds were played at various sites across the country during November 2015.

Qualification All Division III women's soccer programs were eligible to qualify for the 64-team tournament field. 44 teams received automatic bids by winning their conference tournaments and an additional 20 teams earned at-large bids based on their regular season records. ALl first and second-round games are played on campus sites while all third and fourth-round games, deemed Sectionals, were played on the home field of the highest-seeded remaining team of that sectional.

Automatic qualifiers (44) Conference Champion RecordAllegheny MountainPenn State–Behrend16–2–2American SouthwestHardin–Simmons17–2–1Capital AthleticYork (PA)9–10CentennialJohns Hopkins13–4–1CUNYACStaten Island12–4–1CCIWWheaton (IL)15–6Colonial StatesCabrini11–5–3Commonwealth CoastRoger Williams19–0–3Empire 8Stevens Tech16–3–1Great NortheastLasell13–4–4Great SouthUC Santa Cruz5–10–2HCACHanover15–5IIACWartburg14–4–2LandmarkCatholic16–2Liberty LeagueWilliam Smith16–1–1Little EastWestern Connecticut State16–5–1MSCACWestfield State10–6–3MIAACalvin18–2–2MAC CommonwealthMessiah17–0–2MAC FreedomDeSales14–5MidwestCarroll (WI)15–4–1MIACGustavus Adolphus13–6–1NECCLesley16–5NESCACWilliams16–1–1NEWMACSpringfield11–5–5NJACRowan13–2–2North AtlanticColby-Sawyer13–3–2North CoastDePauw12–6–1NEACPenn State–Berks16–2–2NACCMilwaukee Engineering15–6NorthwestPuget Sound16–0–4Ohio AthleticCapital14–4–1ODACLynchburg19–2–1PresidentsThomas More17–0–2SLIACWestminster (MO)10–6–2SkylineSt. Joseph's (Long Island)9–9–2SAACentre16–1–1SCIACPomona-Pitzer11–8–1SCACTrinity (TX)18–0–1SUNYACSUNY Oneonta14–3–2UAAWashington–St. Louis16–2Upper MidwestSt. Scholastica12–6–2USA SouthPiedmont20–1–1WIACWisconsin–Whitewater17–4

At-large qualifiers (20) Team Conference RecordAmherst NESCAC10–3–2Augustana (IL)CCIW15–4–1BabsonNEWMAC14–3–4BowdoinNESCAC12–5–1BrandeisUAA14–2–3Carnegie MellonUAA15–1–1ChicagoUAA12–6DenisonNCAC15–4Illinois WesleyanCCIW18–2IthacaEmpire 813–4–2McDanielCentennial15–2–2MisericordiaMAC Freedom15–3–2Montclair StateNJAC14–3–2TCNJNJAC12–3–4St. LawrenceLiberty13–4–2SewaneeSAA11–3–3SwarthmoreCentennial16–1–1Texas–TylerASC17–1–1Wisconsin–La CrosseWIAC12–6–2Wisconsin–OshkoshWIAC14–4–2

Tournament bracket

Messiah Sectional

Washington–St. Louis Sectional

Carnegie Mellon Sectional

William Smith Sectional

Division III Women's College Cup

See also NCAA Women's Soccer Championships (Division I, Division II) NCAA Men's Soccer Championships (Division I, Division II, Division II)

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