MEMPHIS, Tenn. - After over 103 minutes of Gulf South Conference action on Sunday afternoon, the Lady Bucs of Christian Brothers broke through in the second overtime period to outlast the Valdosta State soccer team with a 2-1 victory in Memphis, Tenn.

The loss marked the final regular season game of the 2017 campaign for the Blazers, and Valdosta State will now turn their attention to the playoffs for a quarterfinal round matchup against an opponent yet to be determined. Valdosta State finished the regular season at 10-5-2 overall and 8-5-2 in conference play. The Lady Bucs, who clinched a postseason spot with the win, improved to 9-6-1, 7-5-1 in GSC play. CBU has one contest remaining in their regular season schedule.

Christian Brothers earned a penalty kick opportunity in the 13th minute of the contest, resulting in the game's first goal. Neither team scored again until Taylor Snell ripped the ball away from a defender in CBU territory and blasted home a shot in the upper right corner to tie the contest at 1-1. The final goal came with 6:13 on the clock in the second overtime period, when Melissa Tammi slipped a long shot past Alyssa Curtis for the golden goal.

The Blazers outshot the Lady Bucs 17-11 in the match and racked up eight shots on goal against CBU's five. 

The eight teams for next week's GSC Tournament are set, but all seeds are still yet to be determined. Lee and Mississippi College are tied for first with 33 points, followed by third-place North Alabama with 31. West Florida is in fourth place with 28, followed by Valdosta State with 26. The Lady Bucs are in sixth with 22 points, followed by West Alabama and West Georgia with 21 each.

Regardless of seeding, the Blazers will play on October 31st, with the time, location, and opponent to be determined. Stay tuned to www.vstateblazers.com or follow us on Twitter (@BlazerAthletics), Facebook (Valdosta State Athletics), or Instagram (@valdostastateathletics) to be the first to know about playoff details when they are determined.