The College of Staten Island women’s soccer team is getting set to take on Johns Hopkins University this morning as play opens in Baltimore, MD, for the NCAA Division III National Championship Tournament. The Dolphins are making their third-straight entry into the tournament, fresh off of their third-straight CUNYAC Championship on Saturday. The Blue Jays are entering into their 13th-straight NCAA Tournament, and are coming off of a deep run last year, when they made it up to the Round of 16. To get you up to speed on the game this morning and to follow the game live, be sure to consult the Interactive Gameplay available HERE.
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