Schedule of eventSAll times Eastern

Friday, december 6

3 p.m. Gates and Fan Fest open

3-4:30 p.m. Brandi Chastain skills demonstration and autograph session (Fan Fest — Capital One Cup Fan Zone)

5 p.m. Semifinal Match No. 1 Virginia Tech vs. Florida St. Fan Fest closes

between matches Fan Fest opens

7:30 p.m. Semifinal Match No. 2 UCLA vs. Virginia Fan Fest closes

Sunday, december 8

1 p.m. Gates and Fan Fest open

2-2:45 p.m. Lindsay Tarpley autograph session (Fan Fest — AT&T Fan Zone)

3 p.m. National Championship Match Fan Fest closes

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GiveawaySFriday, december 6 — The first 1,000 fans who enter WakeMed Soccer Park on Friday will receive a Women’s College Cup commemorative keychain, courtesy of the NCAA.

fan feStThere’s a lot to do at the Fan Fest, located inside WakeMed Soccer Park on the concourse in the southwest corner behind Section 110. Test your soccer skills, win great prizes, and check out the Official Soccer Ball of the NCAA at Wilson’s Soccer Fan Fest area. Come by

the Capital One Cup Fan Zone to test your soccer shootout skills and get a chance to challenge Brandi Chastain and get her autograph, as she makes an appearance in the Fan Zone on Friday. Create a championship poster at the AT&T poster-making station and get an autograph from Olympic gold medalist Lindsay Tarpley on Sunday in the AT&T Fan Zone. Visit the NCAA Fan Zone to take your picture with the 2013 NCAA Women’s College Cup Championship Trophy that will be presented to this year’s champions and register to win tickets for the 2014 championship. The Fan Fest is free for fans who have an NCAA Women’s College Cup ticket.

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Sunday, december 8 — The first 1,000 fans who enter WakeMed Soccer Park on Sunday will receive

a Women’s College Cup Sling Bag, courtesy of the NCAA Respect Campaign. The NCAA Committee on Sportsmanship and ethical Conduct advocates for awareness of, and commitment to, sportsmanship throughout the Association.

NCAA and Women’s College Cup are trademarks of the National Collegiate Athletic Association. All other licenses or trademarks are property of their respective holders.

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BroadcaStdecember 6▶ Semifinal no. 1: Virginia Tech vs. Florida St.

5 p.m., eSPNU▶ Semifinal no. 2: UCLA vs. Virginia

7:30 p.m., eSPNU

december 8

▶ national championship: 3 p.m., eSPNU

future dateSdecember 5 and 7, 2014▶ Site announced December 11, 2013▶ Sign up for ticket information and special offers ▶ NCAA.com/womenscollegecup

Social MediaFacebook: facebook.com/ncaa

Twitter: #Wcollegecup

Website: ncaa.com/womenscollegecup

directionS▶ From eaSt oF cary: Take Interstate 40 to exit 291, Cary Towne Boulevard. Follow Cary

Towne Boulevard to Maynard Road and turn right. Take Maynard Road to Chatham Street and turn right. WakeMed Soccer Park will be on the right approximately 1/4 mile.

▶ From WeSt oF cary: Take Interstate 40 to exit 290, Hwy 54/Chapel Hill Road. Turn right and follow Hwy 54/Chapel Hill Road to Maynard Road and turn left. Take Maynard Road to Chatham Street and turn left just past the rail road tracks. WakeMed Soccer Park will be on the right approximately 1/4 mile.

autoGraph SeSSionSCome meet brandi chastain, Capital One Cup Advisory Board Member, at the Capital One Cup Fan Zone Friday, December 6. Brandi led the Santa Clara University Broncos to two NCAA Division I Women’s College Cup appearances before becoming one of the brightest stars of the U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team. She is probably best known for her game-winning penalty kick against China in the 1999 FIFA Women’s World Cup final.

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Fan guide ticketSgeneral admiSSion▶ Tickets on sale now!▶ NCAA.com/womenscollegecup▶ $43 — All-Session Ticket▶ $11 — National Championship Ticket

WakeMed Stadium, located at WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, North Carolina, is the home of the NASL’s professional soccer club, the Carolina RailHawks. The internationally recognized venue has seen over 20 international teams representing 13 different countries play here since its opening in 2002. WakeMed Stadium has hosted nine NCAA College Cups including a record six Women’s College Cups and three Men’s College Cups.

The 10,000-seat stadium sits on a 150-acre athletic complex featuring seven other fields and a 5K cross country course. Most recently, the stadium was the recipient of a seven million dollar renovation, which added 3,000 seats, luxury skyboxes, party decks, team and officials facilities as well as concession and restrooms. The newest addition is a 38 foot by 20 foot state of the art Daktronics video board and sound system. The FIFA-certified playing surface features a plush perfectly manicured and flat Bermuda surface that is overseeded with rye in the winter months. It has a sand-based drainage system that provides excellent drainage even in the wettest of conditions.

WakeMed Soccer Park serves as a local, regional, state, and national venue for soccer teams’ usage. Participants and fans will enjoy watching exciting soccer action in one of the very first soccer-specific stadiums built in the United States. WakeMed Soccer Park also served as the final training complex for the U.S. Men’s National Team before the 2002 and 2006 World Cups.

Wakemed Soccer park950 East Chatham StreetCary, NC 27511

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permanent conceSSion StandS: east and West Stands located behind sections 103, 303 and 503. Food and drink kiosks are located around stadium complex.

reStroomS: Family restrooms located on the west side in Build-ing D. General bath-rooms located on the east and west sides of the stadium in buildings A, B, C, D and e.

merchandiSe: Lo-cated in the east Side Building B Plaza area.

lindsay tarpley will be making an appearance and signing autographs in the AT&T Fan Zone on Sunday, December 8. In her Tar Heel days, Lindsay was the NCAA Division I Scoring Leader and College Soccer Player of the Year in 2003, and led her team to a victory in the 2003 National Championship. On the national scene, she is a two-time Olympic gold medalist, and was a member of the United States Women’s National Team that finished third at the 2007 Women’s World Cup in China.

parking: All parking for the Women’s College Cup is FRee and is located onsite at WakeMed Soccer Park. We encour-age carpooling.