2026 Women’s Varsity Division I Schedule
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Women’s Varsity Division I Championship Schedule
| Teams are seeded based on their won/loss records during the regular season. | |
| The results of Games 4, 7 & 8 determine Fifth-to-Seventh Place | |
| Teams listed first wear dark caps and are home on the scoreboard. | |
| Host team always wears dark caps and is listed first on the scoreboard regardless of seed. |
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For fans attending the CWPA Championship, ticket prices are $35 for a three-day tournament pass or $15 for a one-day pass. Michigan students, faculty and staff with a valid college ID, and senior citizens 65 and older, will be admitted at discounted prices of $10 (tournament pass) and $5 (one-day pass). All children 12 and under are free of charge. Advance tickets can be purchased by CLICKING HERE with tickets also on sale at the door.
Due to Michigan Athletics hosting the Big House 5K on Sunday, April 12, beginning at 8:00 a.m., travel in and around Michigan’s campus will be impacted. The race starts on State Street near Ocker Field/Schembechler Hall and finishes on the 50-yard line inside Michigan Stadium.
As a result, State Street and Hoover Avenue will be closed until runners have cleared the course and the race concludes. Fans attending the 9:00 a.m. match are encouraged to use street parking in the surrounding neighborhood or park in the Crisler Center lot if street parking is unavailable.
• 5K Course Map (PDF)
• 5K Parking Map (PDF)
• Parking Options on Stephen M. Ross Athletics Campus
| 2026 Collegiate Water Polo Association Division I Championship | |
| All-Tournament Team | |
| Most Valuable Player: | Orli Cooper (Harvard University) |
| Rookie of the Tournament: | Didi Evans (Princeton University) |
| Doc Hunkler Coach of the Tournament: | Ted Minnis (Harvard University) |
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| First Team | Â |
| Orli Cooper (Goalie) | Harvard University |
| Heidi Heffelfinger | Harvard University |
| Maya O’Dea | Harvard University |
| Shanna Davidson | Princeton University |
| Olivia Krott | Princeton University |
| Maddie Poissonnier |
Brown University |
| Emma Gustafsson | University of Michigan |
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| Second Team | Â |
| Lindsey Lucas (Goalie) | Princeton University |
| Somto Okafo (Goalie) | Brown University |
| Ava Houlahan | Princeton University |
| Niki Piovan | Harvard University |
| Ella Schneider | Harvard University |
| Bella Schraa | Bucknell University |
| Ari Karampetsou | University of Michigan |
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| Honorable Mention |
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| Sophie Bunnell (Goalie) | University of Michigan |
| Issy Jackson | University of Michigan |
| Ashley Hopper | Bucknell University |
| Emma Gilbert | Harvard University |
| Krista Domaracki | Mercyhurst University |
| Didi Evans | Princeton University |
| Caylah Olay | Saint Francis University |
2026 Womens Varsity Division I Standings
wdt_ID Final Standing Regular Season Standing Team Win Loss Points Win (Final Standings) Loss (Final Standings)
*Harvard University claims the No. 1 position with Princeton University, the University of Michigan and Brown University following at No. 2-to-4. Harvard – which tied Princeton and Michigan for the regular season title with 5-1 marks – finishes first in the standings due to goal differential as the Crimson defeated the Tigers (8-5 W) and fell to the Wolverines (14-13 L) for a +2 differential, compared to Princeton’s -2 (8-5 L vs. Harvard, 9-8 W vs. Michigan) and Michigan’s even total (14-13 W vs. Harvard, 9-8 L vs. Princeton). The tiebreaker for the No. 2 position between Princeton and Michigan reverts to their head-to-head competition with the Tigers coming out on top due to their 9-8 win. Â
