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2018 Sierra Pacific Division Women’s Schedule

Sierra Pacific Division Schedule Notes

Teams play two regional weekends and a championship where teams are randomly selected other than teams entering “A” and “B” squads will not play each other. The division also determined no team will miss another team two seasons in a row. Championship seeding is based on the won/loss records during the regular season.

 

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Sierra Pacific Division Championship Schedule

Teams are seeded based on their won/loss records during the regular season:
Bracket A Bracket B Bracket C
1st Seed –
University of California-Davis “A”
2nd Seed –
University of California-Berkeley “A”
9th Seed –
San Jose State University
4th Seed –
California State University-Chico
3rd Seed –
University of California-Davis “B”
10th Seed –
University of California-Santa Cruz “B”
5th Seed –
University of California-Santa Cruz “A”
6th Seed –
Fresno State University
11th Seed –
Saint Mary’s College
8th Seed –
California State University-Maritime Academy
7th Seed –
University of California-Berkeley “B”
 
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.
Teams in Bracket C plus loser of Game 1 play round robin to determine eighth through eleventh
The won/loss records from games 7, 12, and 15 determine places fifth through seventh.
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2018 Sierra Pacific Women Standings

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Due to California State University-Chico, the University of California-Santa Cruz “A” and Fresno State University finishing with 5-3 records and not having all played one another, the No. 4, 5 and 6 seeds are decided by goal differential against common opponents seeded higher (University of California-Davis “A” & University of California “A”).  As Fresno State finishes with a -26 differential (16-1 L vs. UC-Davis, 17-6 L vs. California “A”) compared to CSU-Chico’s -12 (13-4 L vs. UC-Davis “A”, 10-7 L vs. California “A”) and a -10 by UC-Santa Cruz “A” (13-10 L vs. UC-Davis “A”, 10-3 L vs. California “A”), Fresno State takes the No. 6 seed.  The tiebreaker then reverts back to head-to-head as CSU-Chico claims the No. 4 seed due to an 8-5 head-to-head win versus UC-Santa Cruz “A”; Per league policy, due to California State University-Maritime Academy forfeiting the season-finale to UC-Davis “A”, Cal Maritime finishes behind the University of California “B” for the No. 7 seed.  League policy states, “Note, in the event that a team forfeited a game during the season, that team is eliminated from tie-breaker consideration and is seeded at the lowest position among the tied teams”; Since Saint Mary’s College and the University of California-Santa Cruz “B” did not play during the regular season, the No. 10 position is decided by the goal differential between common opponents seeded higher.  As both teams played the University of California-Davis “B”, California State University-Maritime Academy, California State University-Chico, San Jose State University, University of California “B”, University of California “A” and Fresno State University, UC-Santa Cruz “B” claims the No. 10 seed with a -69 differential (40 goals for, 109 goals against) compared to Saint Mary’s -72 (21 goals for, 93 goals against).

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