NORTHFIELD, Minn. – The Carleton College women's soccer team (14-2-2) earned the No. 2 seed in the MIAC Playoffs and hosts cross-town rival and No. 3 seed St. Olaf College (15-2-2) in the semifinals at 2:00 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 6.
 
Tickets
As a reminder, the MIAC charges admission for postseason games. All tickets will be sold and purchased online via HomeTown Ticketing. There will not be cash sales at any venue; however, spectators can purchase tickets using a mobile device, including while at the venue. General admission tickets are $12 (plus HTT service charge), while students with ID are $3 (plus HTT service charge). Children 5 and under are free.
NOTE: President Byerly will pay for the first 150 Carleton students attending Thursday's game if they show their student ID at the ticket table.
 
Parking
There is extremely limited parking near Bell Field, so fans should plan to park in the adjoining neighborhood and enter the facility via the corner of 1st Street and Maple Street
 
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This year, the MIAC is implementing a one-year pay-per-view trial for the live streams of the MIAC Playoffs for all team sports. All games will be streamed live on the MIAC Sports Network in a pay-per-view format. Individual playoff contests will be streamed for $10 each, or $25 for a "championship pass" to stream the entire tournament live. On-demand access to playoff games will be available after the NCAA Tournament concludes.

The MIAC Sports Network Help Page provides guidance and links to help fans navigate the streaming platform. Hudl Customer Support is also available by email or 24/7 chat to assist with any issues.
 
How They Got Here
Carleton went 9-1-1 in conference play and earned a first-round bye. This is the Knights' 11th overall trip to the MIAC Playoffs and fourth consecutive. Carleton won the tourney in 2008 and 2009 and advanced to the championship game four other times, including 2022 and 2023. The Knights are 8-5-4 all time in the MIAC Playoffs (but lost 3 of the 4 penalty kick shootouts).
 
Meanwhile, St. Olaf was 8-1-2 in conference action to secure the No. 3 seed and defeated No. 6 seed Saint Mary's 1-0 in the quarterfinals on Monday. The Oles are in the MIAC Playoffs for the eighth time overall and second time in as many years. St. Olaf has never advanced to the championship match and is 2-6-1 all-time in the MIAC Playoffs (and lost a PK shootout).
 
Series History
All-time, Carleton is 31-22-8 versus St. Olaf, including a 1-1 tie when the two teams met in the conference opener back on Sept. 16. That was the third consecutive draw between the rivals. These programs have only met once before in the MIAC Playoffs, a 3-1 Carleton victory in the 2022 semifinals.