LAKEWOOD, NJ (Nov. 2, 2026) – Following a thrilling 2 OT win over No. 3 seeded Felician in the First Round of the CACC Tournament, the No. 6 seeded Lions (10-6-3, 5-4-1) square off with No. 7 seeded Post on Tuesday with a spot in the CACC Tournament Championship Match on the line.

Opponent
No. 7 seeded Post Eagles (6-6-6, 3-4-3)

Where
Lakewood, NJ – GCU Track & Field Complex (Turf)
 
When
Tuesday, November 3 – 1:00 pm
 
How to Watch
• Tuesday's game is available to watch on a free-to-view video stream on the Georgian Court portal of the CACC Digital Network, powered by HUDL.
• Live stats are also available on the Lions schedule page.
 
Previously vs. Post
• Back on September 19, GCU took down No. 14 Post, 1-0 behind Leo Elder's goal in the 54^th minute.
• That win was just the second ever win for the Lions against Post in 17 meetings (2-14-1) and the first since the 2019 season.
 
Previously vs. Post (Playoff Edition)
• Tuesday marks the second straight season these two teams will meet in the conference tournament and the fifth all-time playoff meeting. Last season, in the First Round, top seeded Post downed the eighth seeded Lions, 1-0.
• In 2019 with the title on the line, No. 2 Post earned a 1-0 win vs No. 5 GCU.
• In 2018 in the Semifinal Round, No. 2 seed Post picked up a 3-1 win over No. 3 GCU.
• In 2016, the second seeded Lions played eighth seeded Post to a 1-1 draw in the Championship Match before advancing in penalty kicks, 4-3. That remains the only CACC Tournament Title in program history.
• Overall, the Lions are 0-3-1 against the Eagles in the CACC Tournament.
 
Postseason Rules
• Now that the CACC Tournament is here, overtime rules are in effect and can be found below:
• Up to two sudden-victory overtime periods of 10 minutes each shall be played. The first team to score wins. If the score still is tied at the end of the second overtime period, the game shall be recorded as a tie and proceed to penalty kicks.
• In penalty kicks, each team shall take an initial series of five kicks, if necessary, to determine a winner. If the score is still tied after each team has taken five kicks, kicks shall continue alternately in the same order until a team has one more goal in the same number of kicks.
 
Last Time Out
• Bryan Sanchez scored the latest goal in program history (105:06) and Georgian Court knocked out No. 3 seeded Felician 2-1 in 2 OT. Sander Rynning also scored for the Royal Blue and Gold who held a 26-11 edge in shots. Felician was reduced to 10 men in the First OT after Rafael Alonso was shown his second yellow card of the night (96:11).
• The win marked the second time in four seasons the Lions eliminated Felician from the conference tournament.
• Lennox Blue Lebelt made six saves.
 
CACC Stat Leaders
• Georgian Court sits second in the league in points (104). They are tied for second in goals (36) and third in assists (32).
• The Lions have taken the second most corner kicks (97).
• Individually, Gijs van Eif leads the conference in shots (71). He is second in goals (9) and points (26) and is tied for second in assists (8).
• Lennox Blue Lebelt is tied for third with four clean sheets.
 
Individual Milestones
• Bryan Sanchez is one match shy of 40.
• Lennox Blue Lebelt needs one more shutout for five. His four shutouts are tied for the third most in a single-season in program history.
 
About Post
• No. 7 seed Post played No. 2 seed Jefferson to a 2-2 draw before advancing in penalty kicks in the Opening Round. Starting Goalkeeper Francisco Pincohet converted his penalty kick in the sixth round before Jude Clymer missed to send Post to the Semifinal.
• Filipe Canastra tied the match in the 82nd minute and the Eagles thought they had the game-winner four minutes later but the goal was disallowed due to a foul. After a scoreless 20 minutes of overtime, Post advanced, 5-4.
• Eliass Elfasoukhi leads the Eagles in goals (7) and points (17) and has showcased a flare for the dramatic, with a league-high tying three game-winning goals.
• Francisco Madeira has handed out four assists.
• Pinochet isn't just good at penalty kicks. The Post goalkeeper has a 1.25 GAA and .737 SV % in 17 starts. He is third in the league in GAA and tied for third in clean sheets (4). 
• Post has won the most CACC Tournament Titles of any program (6) in the CACC's Division II era (2004). They won 5-straight titles from 2018-2023.