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The Women’s Soccer team will be finishing up their non-conference matches this weekend.

On Friday night, CSUN Athletics will be having the first Bring Your Own Parents Night against Grand Canyon at 7 pm. Current CSUN Students can bring their parent(s) out to the match for free. CSUN Students must show their CSUN ID to the ticket office and will receive up to two additional tickets for their parent(s). CSUN students will also receive one voucher for their parents to get two drinks and two hot dogs during the match. The Women’s Soccer team will close out the weekend on Sunday against San Diego at 2 pm. Sunday’s match will be a Youth Day where all youth ages 13 or younger wearing a soccer jersey or t-shirt get in free.

On Saturday, Women’s Volleyball hosts their Big West Home Opener against Long Beach State at 7 pm. Make sure you are one of the first 300 fans to get a rally towel. The women’s team recently beat Cal State Fullerton and is looking to continue their winning streak in Big West Conference play.

Friday, September 22 at 7 p.m.
Women’s Soccer vs. Grand Canyon
Matador Soccer Field

Bring Your Own Parents Night – CSUN Students with current ID will receive two adult tickets for their parents as well as one food voucher good for two drinks and two hot dogs at the match.

Saturday, September 23 at 7 p.m.
Women’s Volleyball vs. Long Beach State
Matadome

Big West Home Opener
Rally Towel Giveaway for the first 300 fans.

Sunday, September 24 at 2 p.m.
Women’s Soccer vs. San Diego
Matador Soccer Field

Youth Day – Youth 13 and younger receive free admission if they are wearing a soccer jersey or t-shirt.

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