The Royals enter the postseason as the top seed for the first time in program history after a dominant regular season that saw them go unbeaten in conference play. Scranton’s defense has been nearly untouchable, setting a program record by allowing only one goal all season, and none at all in Landmark competition, a new conference record.

The defending Landmark champion Cardinals earned the No. 2 seed and a first-round bye after finishing the regular season 11-0-6 overall and 6-0-3 in conference play. This marks the fourth straight regular season in which Catholic has gone unbeaten in Landmark action, extending an incredible run of 39 consecutive conference matches without a loss and 28 straight regular season games without a defeat dating back to last season.

The Greyhounds return to the Landmark postseason for the third straight year and the fifth time since 2007, hosting a first-round game for the second consecutive season. Moravian is looking for its first postseason win and will take on Lycoming, a team it defeated 2-1 on the road on October 11.

After missing the postseason in 2024, Goucher returns to the Landmark playoffs for the fourth time in program history and will host a first-round game for the first time. Needing a win or tie over Susquehanna and a favorable result from Scranton, the Gophers secured their postseason spot with a 1-0 victory against the River Hawks, as Scranton topped Drew 1-0 to set up the first-round matchup against the Rangers on Saturday.

The Rangers return to the Landmark postseason after a strong finish to the regular season, seeking their first title since 2017 and third overall. Drew has only missed five postseasons in program history (2013, 2015, 2019, 2022, 2024) and has rarely had to travel for tournament games, with only three postseason road trips (2012, 2014, 2025). The Rangers travel to Baltimore, Maryland, for a first-round matchup against Goucher, a team they fell to 2-1 at home during the regular season.

The Warriors, who joined the Landmark Conference in 2023, are making their third straight trip to the men’s soccer postseason and will travel for a first-round matchup against Moravian. Lycoming closed the regular season on a strong note, going 3-0-1 in its final four matches, all shutouts, and capping the stretch with a six-goal performance against Wilkes, which was the team’s highest-scoring game in two years.