KERRVILLE, Texas -- The top two seeds have advanced to SCAC Championship Game at 12 p.m. at Mountaineer Field in Kerrville, Texas on the campus of Schreiner University. Official Website | Interactive Bracket

The championship game will feature top-seeded Texas Lutheran University and second-seeded Trinity University. The first game is set for 12 p.m. with an if necessary game set to follow.

The Bulldogs just need one win to claim their second straight SCAC Championship while the Tigers must win two games over the Bulldogs to claim the 2015 title.

GAME 5 - #4 SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY 8, #3 UNIVERSITY OF DALLAS
Southwestern University took advantage of eight University of Dallas errors and held off a Crusader rally to stave off elimination and take an 8-6 victory in the fifth game of the SCAC Softball Championship. Complete Recap

GAME 6 - #6 SCHREINER UNIVERSITY 8, #5 AUSTIN COLLEGE 0
Schreiner exploded for eight runs on the day and rode the arm of Lori Espinoza, who threw a complete game shutout, as the Mountaineers defeated Austin College, 8-0, in an elimination game at the SCAC Softball Championship. Complete Recap

GAME 7 - #1 TEXAS LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY 9, #2 TRINITY UNIVERSITY 8 (8 INNINGS)
The top-seeded Texas Lutheran Bulldogs erased a 6-1 and 8-5 deficit in the final three innings to force extras where Lainey Hebert came through with the game winning RBI single for a 9-8 win to punch their ticket to the SCAC Championship Game on Sunday. Complete Recap

GAME 8 - #6 SCHREINER UNIVERSITY 5, #4 SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY 3
The Southwestern Pirates took a 3-1 lead into the final inning, but sixth-seeded Schreiner responded with four runs in the top of the ninth thanks to a go-ahead, two RBI single from Sarah Worrell and shut the Pirates down for a thrilling 5-3 win. Complete Recap 

GAME 9 - #2 TRINITY UNIVERSITY 6, #6 SCHREINER UNIVERSITY 0
Caitlynn Dykes and Lauren Mercado homered in the fifth inning to break open a 1-0 game while Katie Castillon pitched a complete game shutout as Trinity punched their ticket into the SCAC Championship Game with a 6-0 win over underdog Schreiner. Complete Recap