Notre Dame women's soccer head coach Randy Waldrum (pictured) and men's soccer head coach Bobby Clark will be two of the clinicians at the 2006 National Soccer Coaching Seminar, which is being held at Notre Dame.

Irish Earn No. 4 National Seed And Will Serve As Host Team For Upcoming NCAA Action

Nov. 8, 2004

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The Notre Dame women’s soccer team has received the No. 4 national seed for the upcoming NCAA Championship and will serve as one of 16 hosts for first- and second-round games, to be held this weekend at Alumni Field.

Notre Dame (19-1-1) will face Eastern Illinois on Friday, Nov. 12 (7:30 EST), with the earlier game featuring Wisconsin versus Dayton (5:00). The winners then will advance to Sunday’s second-round game at 1:00 p.m. Tickets are $7 for adults and $3 for children, students and senior citizens.

The winner of the second-round game at Notre Dame then will play a third-round game the following weekend (Nov. 19-21) versus the winner of games being hosted by the University of Connecticut (the top seed at that site is 13th-seed Arizona, which will face Colgate, while UConn and Harvard will meet in the other first-round game at Morrone Stadium).

The winner of the above third-round game then will head to the quarterfinals (Nov. 26-28), versus the team that emerges from games involving 5th-seeded Portland and 12th-seeded Texas.

(Check back to und.com for more on the Irish and the three teams that are heading for Alumni Field).

The top-16 seeds are as follows:
1 – North Carolina
2 – Penn State
3 – Virginia
4 – Notre Dame
5 – Portland
6 – Ohio State
7 – Princeton
8 – Kansas
9 – Texas A&M
10 – Florida
11 – Tennessee
12 – Texas
13 – Arizona (games at UConn)
14 – UCLA
15 – Washington (games at Auburn)
16 – Santa Clara