CARY, N.C. (WABI) - The Vermont Catamounts won the NCAA Division I Men’s Soccer Championship with a 2-1 overtime victory over Marshall on Monday night. Maximilian Kissel scored the game winner in extra time. Elsewhere on the field, Kennebunkport’s Max Murray and former Black Bear Rob Dow helped the Catamounts complete their Cinderella run.

A closer look at some of the most wild numbers and statistics of the Vermont men's soccer's NCAA championship.

All sorts of history was made when Kissel’s winner crossed the line: Vermont’s first national title in men’s soccer, the university’s first NCAA championship in any team sport, the first unseeded team to win the men’s title in 18 years, the list goes on.

As of one week ago, the University of Vermont had won a total of six national titles, all in skiing. But that changed on Monday night, as the Catamounts beat Marshall University in the NCAA Division I soccer championship.

The UVM men's soccer team have returned to the Green Mountain state as NCAA Division I champions. Here are the planned celebrations coming up.

No Catamounts team had ever reached a national championship game before Monday. Max Kissel completed a tournament run that included victories over four seeded teams and multiple late-game comebacks.

Vermont soccer was labeled an underdog outside the program, but years of building the program culminated with Monday's championship.