2026 Northwest Division Women’s Schedule
NORTHWEST DIVISION SCHEDULE NOTES
NOTE:Â Games on Saturday, February 7, at Oregon State University will use six-minute quarters with one timeout per half for each team and sudden death overtime (January 18)
NOTE: Games on Saturday, February 28, at the Willamalane Park Swim Center will use six-minute quarters with neither timeouts nor overtime. Games on Sunday, March 1, will use six-minute quarters, sudden death overtime and teams limited to one timeout per half (January 18)
NOTE: Games on Saturday, April 11, during the Northwest Division Championship at Rogers High School will use sudden death overtime with teams limited to one timeout per half (January 18)
NOTE: Due to Gonzaga University being unable to attend the second regular season tournament on Saturday-Sunday, February 28-March 1, the Northwest Division schedule for the weekend is adjusted to maintain each programs’ original number of games. Games on Saturday, February 28, will use six-minute quarters with one timeout per team in each half and sudden death overtime. Games on Sunday, March 1, will use regulation collegiate club rules (January 19)
NOTE: Due to the University of Oregon traveling back-and-forth to the site, the schedule is revised on Saturday, February 7, with the Oregon “B” game versus the University of Washington “B” moving from 9:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., while the Oregon State “B”-vs.-Washington “B” contest moves from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. (January 29)
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Northwest Division Championship Schedule
| 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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2026 Northwest Women Standings
wdt_ID Final Standing Regular Season Standing Team Win Loss Points Win (Final Standings) Loss (Final Standings)
*The University of Washington “A” claims the No. 1 seed due to goal differential in games versus the University of Oregon “A”. Washington “A” went 1-1 against Oregon “A” with a 6-5 OT SD loss and a 13-6 win for a +6 goal differential; ^The University of Oregon “B” claims the No. 4 seed due to an 11-10 OT SD victory over Gonzaga University
