Friday, November 6 Vs. UCCS | 4 PM
Golden, Colo. | Stermole Stadium
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Sunday, November 8
RMAC Championship | 12 PM
Golden, Colo. | Stermole Stadium
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Fort Lewis College, the No. 2 seed in the RMAC Women's Soccer Tournament, will face No. 3 seed UCCS on Friday in the semifinal round.  The Mountain Lions defeated No. 6 seed New Mexico Highlands University in the quarterfinal round on Wednesday, 2-0.
 
Friday's match in Golden will be the third time this season the Skyhawks and UCCS have played each other.  FLC won the first game on Oct. 4 at home, 1-0 in overtime, and again last Friday at UCCS, 2-1.
 
The Skyhawks are 15-6-3 (.688) all-time in the RMAC Women's Soccer Tournament. 
 
FLC is 3-0 all-time against the Mountain Lions in the conference postseason tournament.  Friday's match will be the first time the two teams have met on a neutral site field.
 
The Skyhawks have out-scored UCCS in all three games, 6-0.  The last time FLC and UCCS met each other in the RMAC Tournament was Nov. 6, 2013 (FLC won, 1-0).
 
FLC is 13-2-0 all-time against UCCS.
 
If the Skyhawks defeat UCCS, they would face the winner between No. 1 seed Colorado Mines and #5 seed MSU Denver on Sunday at 12 p.m. in RMAC Tournament Championship game.
 
Fort Lewis maintained their No. 2 ranking in final regular season ranking of the NCAA Division II South Central regional rankings.
 
One week after being removed from the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) Division II Women's Soccer top 25 poll, the Fort Lewis College women's soccer team appeared back in the top 25.  The Skyhawks are ranked No. 25 in this week's poll.
 
Second year head women's soccer coach Jimmy Hall and senior goalkeeper Caitlyn Espinosa garnered Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference individual awards.  Six Skyhawk student-athletes earned RMAC post season awards.
 
Hall has been voted the RMAC Women's Soccer Coach of the Year and Espinosa has been voted the RMAC Goalkeeper of the Year.
 
Earning All-RMAC First Team honors are Alicia Sanchez and Espinosa.  Jordan Hix and Brooke Milliet were voted to the All-RMAC Second Team, while Carolyn Archer and Courtney Riley collected Honorable Mention accolades.
 
Seven Skyhawks were named to the 2015 RMAC All-Academic Team.  Shayla Malecki was voted to the First Team, while Andonia Apergis, Carolyn Archer, Jenna Brown, Shannon Harpham, Brooke Milliet and Ana Moran earned Honor Roll accolades.