Regis Earns No. 4 Seed, Returns to NCAA Tournament After 14 Years
Regis women’s soccer earned the No. 4 seed in the South Central Region and its first NCAA Division II Tournament berth since 2012. The Rangers went 15-3-1, won the RMAC regular-season title, and will open against No. 5 seed UCCS in Dallas.
By the Numbers- 15-3-1 overall record; 11-0-1 in RMAC play.
- 14 years since Regis last reached the NCAA Tournament.
- 13-game winning streak, the longest in Division II this season.
- Regis beat UCCS 2-0 on Oct. 4.
Regis faces a familiar opponent in UCCS, but the winner will have to take on top-seeded Dallas Baptist in the next round.
State of Play- Regis, UCCS and Colorado School of Mines are among six teams selected from the South Central Region.
- The Rangers play UCCS Friday in Dallas; the winner advances to face Dallas Baptist on Sunday.
- Both games are scheduled for 2 p.m. Mountain time.
Regis must beat UCCS to advance to Sunday’s matchup with Dallas Baptist. Games will stream on FloSports through its pay-per-view plan.
Bottom LineRegis returns to the national tournament with a standout season behind it, but its path forward starts with a regional rematch against UCCS.
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