The 2024 NC State Wolfpack men's soccer team represented North Carolina State University during the 2024 NCAA Division I men's soccer season. They were led by head coach Marc Hubbard, in his first season. They played their home games at Dail Soccer Field in Raleigh, North Carolina.
The Wolfpack began coach Hubbards tenusre with two straight wins before drawing away. They won their first ACC game of the season, 2–1 over California. They entered the ranking following the victory at number 24. Their first game ranked they defeated 7–0 and drew . They moved up to number eighteen where they defeated before losing to rival and sixth ranked North Carolina. They lost a second straight ACC match against Duke and then drew second ranked Stanford away. The Stanford game started a run where NC State faced four straight ranked teams. They drew three and defeated number ten SMU. They finished the season against three unranked teams, winning twice and losing on the final day of the season to Wake Forest. They re-entered the rankings at number twenty-three on October 15. They ascended to number nineteen in the next week, and finished the regular season at number twelve. Following the loss they fell to number twenty one for the post-season.
The Wolfpack finished the ACC regular season with an 8–3–5 overall record and a 3–3–2 ACC record, to finish in a three-way tie for eighth place. They were the eighth overall seed in the ACC Tournament. They were defeated at home in the First Round by ninth seed Virginia, 2–1. They earned an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament. They were an unseeded team in the Georgetown Region. They hosted in the First Round, and emerged victorious in overtime 2–1. They advanced to face top seed in the region , who they defeated 2–0. The Wolfpack's run ended in West Virginia against in the Third Round, as they lost 2–1. The Wolfpack finished the season 10–5–5 overall.
Previous season
The Wolfpack finished the ACC season with a 6–9–3 overall record and a 1–5–2 ACC record. They were the eleventh overall seed in the ACC Tournament. They were defeated in the First Round by sixth seed Syracuse 5–0. They were not invited to the NCAA Tournament. After the season, the Wolfpack mutually parted ways with George Kiefer.
Player movement
Players leaving Players Leaving 1 GK 6'2" 192 Charlotte, North Carolina — 3 DF 6'1" 183 Silkeborg, Sweden Transferred to College of Charleston 6 DF 6'2" 196 Lilburn, Georgia Graduated 9 FW 6'0" 170 Cary, North Carolina Transferred to North Carolina 12 MF 5'8" 153 Maebashi, Japan Transferred to Seattle 16 MF 6'1" 172 Davidson, North Carolina Graduated 18 FW 5'10" 155 Atlanta, Georgia Graduated 19 FW 6'0" 157 Millburn, New Jersey Graduated 20 DF 5'9" 140 Raleigh, North Carolina — 24 DF 6'0" 168 Perth, Australia Graduated 25 DF 5'7" 145 Weston, Florida Transferred to UCF 28 MF 5'9" 131 Raleigh, North Carolina — 29 GK 6'2" 192 Scarborough, England — 32 MF 5'7" 170 Bailey, North Carolina — 34 DF 6'1" 175 Durham, North Carolina —
Players arriving
Incoming transfers
Incoming Transfers 0 GK 6'5" Florianópolis, Brazil MidAmerica Nazarene 1 GK 6'3" 200 Houston, Texas San Diego State 3 DF 6'0" 175 Concord, New Hampshire New Hampshire 9 FW 6'0" 176 Medellín, Colombia Gardner–Webb 12 MF 5'7" 145 South Hampton, New Hampshire New Hampshire 18 DF 5'11" 175 Brookline, Massachusetts New Hampshire 19 DF 5'9" 170 Oakville, Ontario East Tennessee State 21 MF 6'2" 180 Toronto, Ontario Boston University 23 DF 6'1" 175 Fairfax, Virginia Binghamton 24 MF 5'11" 170 Cambridge, Massachusetts Colgate
Recruiting class
Name Nat. Hometown Club TDS Rating Baldwin, New York Blau Weiss Gottschee SC N/A Fort Lauderdale, Florida FC Dallas Academy Gatineau, Canada CF Montreal N/A
Squad
Roster
Team management Athletic Director Boo Corrigan Head coach Marc Hubbard Assistant Coach Jon Shaad Assistant Coach Joel Tyson Assistant Coach Jordan Valentine
Schedule
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!colspan=6 style=""| ACC tournament
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Awards and honors Hakim Karamoko Pre-Season All-ACC Team August 14 Logan Erb ACC Co-Defensive Player of the Week October 8 Taig Healy All-ACC Second Team November 13 Hakim Karamoko Nikola Markovic All-ACC Freshman Team
2025 MLS Super Draft
Hakim Karamoko D.C. United 1 10 FW Donavan Phillip Colorado Rapids 3 62 FW
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