WOMEN'S SOCCER vs. JAMES MADISON
WHEN: Sunday, 2 p.m.
WHERE: George Mason Stadium
RECORDS: George Mason (3-4-4, 0-1-2 CAA), James Madison (5-4-2, 2-1-0 CAA)
SERIES RECORDS: JMU leads 14-7-4
LAST MEETING: 11/5/10, JMU def. Mason 6-5 PKS, 1-1 tie (2OT), CAA Tournament
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The 2011 Fall Sports Season Pass, which includes admission into men's soccer, women's soccer and women's volleyball home contests, is currently on sale for only $30. Fans can purchase the season pass online at GoMason.com or by calling the Mason Athletic Ticket Office at 703-993-3270.

PROMOTIONS

Sunday, October 2 vs. James Madison, 2 p.m.
*Alumni Weekend - Mason alumni that pre-register with Alumni Affairs receive free admission
*Girl Scout Day - Special discounts and events for Girl Scouts


NEWS & NOTES
After a three-game road swing, the George Mason women's soccer team returns home to play host to James Madison in Colonial Athletic Association play on Sunday. The Patriots and Dukes faced each other twice last season, with JMU walking away with both wins. After regulation, the conference foes stood tied 1-1 in the semifinals of the CAA Tournament, forcing a shootout. The Dukes took the victory 6-5 in penalty kicks and advanced to win the league title.

The Patriots continue to be led by Tiana Kallenberger who boasts a team-best four goals and 11 points on the season. Nicole Clark paces the team with four assists. Goalkeepers Alex Bodenschatz and Lyndse Hokanson have split time in the net, combining for 62 saves and a 1.85 goals against average.

Lauren Wilson leads James Madison, also with four goals on the year. Wilson and Becky Sparks each lead the Dukes with four assists apiece. Goalkeeper Kate Courter has earned the start in 11 matches this season, making 49 stops and owns a 1.18 goals against average. The Dukes are regionally-ranked No. 7 in the latest NSCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional poll.