Shippensburg 1-0 in the first round of the NCAA Division II Women's Soccer Tournament. The Lady Raiders, the third seed in the Atlantic Region, avenged an early season 3-0 loss to the Fighting Scots by knocking them out of the PSAC Tournament after a 0-0 tie in a shootout, 4-3, and prevented Edinboro, the sixth seed, from winning its first NCAA Tournament game in its third appearance in the tournament. The Fighting Scots finish the season 12-6-2 while Shippensburg improves to 12-5-3 and moves on to play Slippery Rock.

The beginning of the first half tested both teams defensively. Shippensburg received a free kick right outside the box that Carolyn Smith shot across the ground to the left side and was turned away by Meghan Kelly. Soon after, Edinboro's Shannon Regan ripped a shot on net that Shelbie Rackley just got a hand on to prevent a goal. After that, the Fighting Scots held possession the majority of the half, but were tested once by the Lady Raiders who took two shots, one saved by Kelly and the other blocked during the 21^st minute. Over the course of the final 21 minutes of the half, the Fighting Scots held a six to zero shot advantage, including multiple strikes from Allyson Overly and Becca Costello that had a chance. Rackley was superb in the first half though, turning away all seven shots she faced.

Shippensburg finally scored against the Fighting Scots in the 71^st minute. After a strong drive by Kate Zech, she passed it into the box where Caitlin Sheehan hit one across the ground and into the left side of the net for a goal. It was the first time the Lady Raiders have scored on Kelly in five games facing her. Rachel Hess had another opportunity less than a minute later but was denied by Kelly near the post. After controlling the first half, Edinboro did not manage to put a single shot on net in the final 45 minutes, while the Lady Raiders finished the second half with four shots on goal.