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FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – It all comes down to the final game of the regular season, with Idaho (9-6-2, 6-1-1) looking to lock up its third Big Sky Regular Season Championship in the last four years, at Northern Arizona (9-4-3, 5-1-2) at 12 p.m. Pacific on Sunday.
 
FOLLOW: Fans can follow the Vandals all season long on Twitter, @VandalsSoccer.  All home contests will also be streamed live through the PlutoTV app and at WatchBigSky.com.
 
Sunday's game will be streamed on PlutoTV and at WatchBigSky.com.  Links for the live stats and stream can be found on the soccer schedule page and at the top of this article.
 
BIG SKY TOURNAMENT: The 2018 Big Sky Tournament will take place in Ogden, Utah, beginning on October 31.  The Vandals and the Lumberjacks have already clinched spots in the tournament, but seeding has yet to be determined.  A win for Idaho makes the Vandals the top seed, while a draw or a loss would likely force Idaho to have to play on the opening day in Ogden.  NAU can still secure a first round bye, with a win and a draw or loss by Northern Colorado.
 
LAST TIME OUT: The Vandals took down the Thunderbirds of Southern Utah, 2-0, in Cedar City.  Kelly Dopke put Idaho on the board first with a header off a corner kick in the 36^th minute.  Myah Merino wasted no time doubling Idaho's lead, scoring just 40 seconds later on a beautiful long-range shot.
 
The shutout was the fourth straight for Makayla Presgrave and the back line.  It is the first time since 2001 that Idaho has recorded four consecutive shutouts.
 
MATCHUP: Idaho is 2-1-2 all-time against NAU, including a 2-1-1 mark since joining the Big Sky Conference.  Idaho is 1-0-1 in Flagstaff all-time.
 
BEST IN THE NATION: Idaho finished its home schedule at 6-0-1, marking the third time in program history that the Vandals did not suffer a loss at home.  Idaho won the Big Sky regular season championship in each previous occurrence, in 2015 and 2016.
 
In fact, Idaho only conceded on goal at home this season, on a penalty kick against Grambling State.  The Vandals are the only team in the nation to not concede a goal from the run of play at home this year.
 
RECORD BOOKS: Idaho's six home wins are the fifth most in a single season in team history.  The Vandal's home winning percentage of 0.929 is the best ever at Idaho.
 
ALL THEY DO IS WIN: Idaho's current class of seniors has won 41 games over the past four seasons, the most ever over a four-year stretch at Idaho.  The senior class of 2012 won 37 games, and featured Idaho soccer's lone Vandal Athletics Hall of Famer in Chelsea Small.  Last year's class of one, Baggerly, won 36 games over four years.
 
NOTES: For more notes and stats, check the notes page, linked above.
 
Fans can stay up-to-date on all things Idaho soccer by following the team on Twitter and Instagram, @VandalsSoccer, or on Facebook by searching Idaho Vandals Women's Soccer.

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