Ellensburg, Wash. -The Wildcats will cap off the regular season by hosting Seattle Pacific this Thursday and then travel to Billings, Montana, to face MSU Billings on Saturday.

Seattle Pacific is 9-5-2, 7-4-1 in conference play. They are coming off a 1-1 draw at Saint Martin's. The Falcons are in third and have clinched a spot in the GNAC Championships. Earlier this season the teams squared off in Seattle, and the Falcons took a 3-1 victory. Emily Darcy scored the lone goal in the loss.

The Falcons have notched 27 goals this season, 1.8 goals per game. Their offensive production comes from scorers Sophie Beadle and Jacqueline Blakeley, leading the team with four goals each. Mercedes Cullen is a force in net with 55 saves, 1.18 goals against average, and 8 wins in 14 starts.

The Wildcats then travel to face MSU Billings on Saturday. The Yellowjackets are 2-11-4, and 2-8-2 in conference play, and looking to get a win on Senior Day. The last time these teams met the Crimson and Black suffered a 2-0 loss. So far this season, the Yellowjackets have recorded 9 goals, led by Jackie Sharp, Jillian Hust, and Sydney Torres, each with 2 goals. Between the posts, Clare Keenan tallies 102 saves, 2.0 goals against average, and 2 wins in 15 starts.

Your Wildcats tied #7 Western Washington 1-1 last week at home. On the road, they suffered a 3-2 loss to Simon Fraser. Heading into the week the 'Cats are 3-9-4, and 2-7-3 in conference play. Darcy leads the offense with 6 goals tallying one against SFU and the lone goal against the Vikings. Kassandra Jaggard had herself a week making 16 saves in goal. 

Central does have a path to making the GNAC Championships: The Wildcats first and foremost have to win out their remaining games, Saint Martin's can split at best, while SFU and WOU would have to lose their first games this week and then tie when they play each other on the 29th.