2023 Women’s National Collegiate Club Championship
Women’s National Collegiate Club Championship
| University of California-Los Angeles, Los Angeles, Calif. |
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| Positions are based on the adjusted order of finish at the 2022 National Collegiate Club Championship: | |
| 1st Position – | 9th Position – |
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University of California |
University of California-Davis (Sierra Pacific Division Runner-Up) |
| 2nd Position – | 10th Position – |
| University of California-Santa Barbara (Pacific Coast Division) |
University of Notre Dame |
| 3rd Position – | 11th Position – |
| Arizona State University (Southwest Division) |
University of Colorado (Rocky Mountain Division) |
| 4th Position – | 12th Position – |
| University of Michigan (Big Ten Division) |
West Chester University (Mid-Atlantic Division) |
| 5th Position – | 13th Position – |
| University of Washington (Northwest Division) |
University of Virginia |
| 6th Position – | 14th Position – |
| Texas AM University (Texas Division) |
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (North Atlantic Division) |
| 7th Position – | 15th Position – |
| Florida State University (Southeast Division) |
San Diego State University |
| 8th Position – | 16th Position – |
| Boston University (New England Division) |
University of California-Los Angeles (Host/Pacific Coast Division Runner-Up) |
Special Schedule Notes
- The tournament is not seeded by ability, since there is no equitable means to determine the respective strength of the teams. Too few teams play outside of their division schedules to create an accurate seeding. Match-ups are therefore based upon the 2022 National Collegiate Club Championship results by division.
- The teams are seeded based edon a policy voted in during the 2008 Annual Meeting. The seeding rule states: The top eight division winners will be seeded according to their division’s finish the prior season. Places No. 9 and 10 are be reserved for the top two division runner-ups in order of their division’s finish (due to their being 14 divisions eligible in 2023, only one division runner-up is chosen). The remaining places will be filled with the divisions according to their division’s finish the prior season, with random draws used to break ties in placing. Due to this the Sierra Pacific Division runner-up claims the No. 9 seed with the Rocky Mountain/Mid-Atlantic and Atlantic/North Atlantic Champions being seeded based on a random draw between the divisions that tied for 13th and 15th at the 2022 championship.
- The New York Division Champion claims the No. 15 seed due to the New York Division not competing at the 2022 Women’s National Collegiate Club Championship. However, Syracuse University declined the bid and it is awarded to the runner-up from the Southwest Division. Due to the Sierra Pacific and Pacific Coast Divisions already having two teams in the field, the third place division from the a year ago advances its runner-up into the championship field.
- Teams listed first wear dark caps and are home on the scoreboard. The host team always wears dark caps and is listed first on the scoreboard regardless of seed.
Women’s National Collegiate Club Championship Schedule
wdt_ID date Time Location Matchup: (Dark vs. White) Dark Score White Score
17
Friday, May 5
9:00AM
University of California-Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA (Park Pool)
GM1: 16th Position vs. 1st Position - UCLA vs. University of California
8
9
18
Friday, May 5
10:10AM
University of California-Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA (Park Pool)
GM2: 2nd Position vs. 15th Position - UC-Santa Barbara vs. San Diego State University
7
6 OT
19
Friday, May 5
11:20AM
University of California-Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA (Park Pool)
GM3: 3rd Position vs. 14th Position - Arizona State University vs. MIT
14
8
20
Friday, May 5
12:30PM
University of California-Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA (Park Pool)
GM4: 4th Position vs. 13th Position - University of Michigan vs. University of Virginia
17
5
21
Friday, May 5
1:40PM
University of California-Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA (Park Pool)
GM5: 5th Position vs. 12th Position - University of Washington vs, West Chester University
7
5
22
Friday, May 5
2:50PM
University of California-Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA (Park Pool)
GM6: 6th Position vs. 11th Position - Texas A&M University vs. University of Colorado
11
4
23
Friday, May 5
4:00PM
University of California-Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA (Park Pool)
GM7: 7th Position vs. 10th Position - Florida State University vs. University of Notre Dame
6
10
24
Friday, May 5
5:10PM
University of California-Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA (Park Pool)
GM8: 8th Position vs. 9th Position - Boston University vs. University of California-Davis
12
9
25
Friday, May 5
6:20PM
University of California-Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA (Park Pool)
GM9: Loser Game 5 vs. Loser Game 4 -
West Chester University vs. University of Virginia
9
8
26
Friday, May 5
8:45PM
University of California-Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA (Spieker Pool)
GM10: Loser Game 6 vs. Loser Game 3 -
University of Colorado vs, MIT
12
11
2023 Women’s National Collegiate Club All-Tournament Team
| 2023 Women’s National Collegiate Club Championship All-Tournament Team | |
| Most Valuable Player: | Claire Tuttle (University of Michigan) |
| Coach of the Tournament: | Heather Borek-Klempfner (University of California-Santa Barbara |
| First Team | |
| Ava Dominick (Goalie) | University of Michigan |
| Claire Tuttle | University of Michigan |
| Mia Barr | University of Michigan |
| Shannon Connolly | Texas A&M University |
| Kylie Walker | University of California |
| Morgan Lewis | University of California-Santa Barbara |
| Thea Neushul | University of California-Santa Barbara |
| Second Team | |
| Olivia Sanders (Goalie) | University of Notre Dame |
| Fiona Watkins | Arizona State University |
| Khloe Riordan | Florida State University |
| Jordan Naughton | University of California |
| Meena Khan | University of California-Los Angeles |
| Giselle Lewis | University of California-Santa Barbara |
| Abigail Sylvester | University of Washington |
Championship Event Information
Tickets:
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Fans attending the National Collegiate Club Championship can pay for either a three-day tournament pass ($25) or a one-day pass ($10) for the league’s penultimate club championship. All children 12 and under are free of charge. All tickets are exclusively available at the door as there will be no presale in advance of the championship.
