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Rhode Island were the defending tournament champions, and successfully defended their title, beating Dayton, 1–0, in the championship. Rhode Island would go on to be eliminated by Syracuse in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament.
Seeds
Seed
School
Conference
Tiebreaker
1
Rhode Island
7–1–0
2
VCU
6–1–1
3
Dayton
6–2–0
DAY 2–1 vs. STL
4
Saint Louis
6–2–0
STL 1–2 vs. DAY
5
Fordham
5–2–1
6
La Salle
4–4–0
7
George Mason
3–5–0
2–0 vs. tied teams
8
Davidson
3–5–0
2–1 vs. tied teams (excludes George Mason)
After the regular season games concluded, five teams were in a tie for seventh place in the conference, all with 3-5 records. A series of tiebreakers involving wins and loss records in matches played among the subgroup determined the last two bids into the A10 Tournament as George Mason and Davidson.
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Kingsford Adjei – Dayton
Mateo Alzate – Davidson
Tunde Akinlosotu – George Mason
Daniel Dos Santos – Dayton
Jonas Fjeldberg – Dayton
Noam Kolakofsky – Rhode Island
Niklas Middrup – Rhode Island
Celio Pompeu – VCU
Filippo Ricupati – Fordham
Ryo Shimazaki – VCU
Stavros Zarokostas – Rhode Island