*Note: This Story Was Updated On Friday, Nov. 11 after the first round playoff victory for CUI*

IRVINE, Calif. - Here are some shortcuts to help you follow our Concordia University Irvine women's soccer team as the group competes in the NCAA DII Championships for the first time in program history.

WHEN and WHERE
The Golden Eagles are the No. 5 seed in the west region. CUI defeated No. 4 seed Cal State Los Angeles on Thursday, Nov. 10 by a score of 1-0 after Analisa Gjonovich's goal off a corner was the only tally of the match. 

Top-seeded Hawai'i Hilo is hosting the first two rounds of this regional bracket and Concordia will face the Vulcans on Saturday, Nov. 12 at 3 p.m. PT.

REMATCH SZN
CUI gets another rematch with the Vulcans after delivering some payback to Cal State LA on Thursday.  The Golden Eagles hope to follow the same script as they outshot the Vulcans with a strong second half effort in the first meeting but CUI lost 3-1 to Hilo in their conference showdown a few weeks ago in Irvine. Last time, all four goals came in the first 45 minutes of regulation.

HOW TO FOLLOW ALONG
- Live Stats (Free): CLICK HERE
- Saturday Video Live Stream vs Hawai'i Hilo (Free): CLICK HERE
- Thursday Video Replay of 1-0 Win over Cal State LA:  CLICK HERE
- Tournament Page which includes Ticket Info (Cash Only) via UHH: CLICK HERE

CLICK HERE to see the entire bracket for the NCAA DII Women's Soccer Championships

READY FOR THE SPOTLIGHT
CUI posted an impressive 2-1-1 record against nationally-ranked opponents this fall which strengthened its case in the regional rankings to secure an at-large bid to the tournament. The Golden Eagles defeated Point Loma twice - including once on the road when the Sea Lions were ranked No. 6 in the nation - and also collected a good result at then-No. 10 Western Washington by salvaging a 1-1 draw.  Western Washington is the No. 2 seed in this regional and is hosting Point Loma (No. 3 seed) on Saturday on the other side of the bracket.  Point Loma defeated No. 6 seed Sonoma State 1-0 on Thursday, giving the PacWest Conference three of the four teams in this regional semifinal stage.

HIGH FIVE FOR ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS
A quintet of CUI women's soccer players earned All-Conference accolades on Wednesday. Jadenn Carrillo was named First Team All-Conference for the second time in her career. Carrillo was also tabbed as PacWest Player of the Week on Monday after scoring a hat trick in CUI's 7-0 win over Academy of Art.  The Villa Park High School alum leads CUI with 10 goals and seven assists.

Former Centennial High School & club teammates Gabby Breton and Layla Comeaux were voted Second Team All-PacWest for the second straight year by coaches around the league.  The pair consistently helps with the buildup on attacks and battle in the midfield and along the wings for possession.

Riley Walkington and defender Brianna Guerra were also recognized for their hard work on the pitch as Third Team selections.  Walkington is second on the squad in goals scored and Guerra has provided a punch both offensively and defensively on a consistent basis this entire season.  It's the first time Guerra has been recognized at this level and Walkington was a First Team selection last fall.

CLICK HERE for the CUI women's soccer schedule