NC State men’s soccer is headed to the NCAA College Cup

For the first time since 1990, you can back the Pack in the NCAA men’s soccer finals — and it’s all happening in Cary.

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The Pack is headed to Cary for the College Cup.

Photo by NC State Athletics

With a 12-2-4 regular season record, the NC State men’s soccer team is heading to the NCAA College Cup for a chance at the championship. This marks the Pack’s first trip to the men’s College Cup since 1990, and they’re ready to take it all.

The best part? The Pack has some home-field advantage. The College Cup is happening at WakeMed Soccer Park, home of the NC Courage + North Carolina FC. NC State’s first opponent is Saint Louis on Friday, and the winner will play the victor of No. 16 Furman vs. Washington on Monday. Grab your tickets now.

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