Colorado College earned its fifth consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance and will travel to Radnor, Pa., to play No. 9 Cabrini College in a second-round game on Wednesday, May 10.

The Tigers received an at-large bid after completing the regular season with a 10-5 record.

Cabrini (14-3) earned an automatic berth after claiming its 17th consecutive Colonial States Athletic Conference championship with an 18-6 victory over Marywood University on Saturday at Edith Robb Dixon Field.

The winner of Wednesday's game will meet either Elizabethtown College (14-3) or Franklin & Marshall College (15-2) on Saturday, May 13.

Playing a nationally-ranked opponent in the NCAA Tournament is nothing new for the Tigers.

In the program's first postseason game in 2011, Colorado College dropped a 25-5 decision at Roanoke College, which advanced to the national semifinals.

CC fell at No. 11 Washington College, 10-7, in 2013, at No. 12 Amherst College (13-10) the following year and then at No. 9 Endicott College (12-6) in 2015.

Last year, the Tigers overcame an 8-2 second-half deficit to defeat Whittier College, 11-10 in overtime for the program's first-ever NCAA Tournament victory.

In the second round, Colorado College fell 16-5 at No. 3 Salisbury University, which went on to defeat Tufts University in the championship game.

Junior attackman Robbie Stern leads the CC attack with 45 goals and is second with 54 points. Senior attackman Austin Davie has a team-high 58 points and 24 assists, and is second with 34 goals.

The Tiger defense features junior Riley Hoffman, who has a team-best 16 caused turnovers, and senior Connor Haney, who has 10.

Sophomore midfielder Parker Woo has won 165 of 235 faceoffs and leads Colorado College with 107 ground balls.