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2026 Texas Division Women’s Schedule

TEXAS DIVISION SCHEDULE NOTES

NOTE:  The Texas Division schedule is revised to include the University of Houston.  In addition, Baylor University will compete in two exhibition games (January 25)
NOTE:  Games on Saturday, January 31, will use sudden death overtime with teams limited to one timeout per half (January 29)

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Texas Division Championship Schedule

Teams are seeded based on their won/loss records during the regular season:
1st Seed –
University of Texas
2nd Seed –
Texas A&M University “A”
4th Seed –
Texas State University
3rd Seed –
Texas A&M University “B”
5th Seed –
Texas Tech University
6th Seed –
Rice University
  7th Seed –
University of Houston
 
The win/loss records from Games 5, 8 & 10 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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2026 Texas Women Standings

wdt_ID Final Standing Regular Season Standing Team Win Loss Winning % Win (Final Standings) Loss (Final Standings)

 

*The University of Texas claims the No. 1 seed due to goal differential versus Texas A&M University “B” with an 11-5 win and an 11-10 loss for a +5 differential; $Due to the three teams not playing each other, the tie between Texas Tech University, Texas A&M University “B” and Texas State University is broken by the league policy.  The three teams are compared against their highest seeded common opponent – the University of Texas.  Since Texas State (17-1 L / -16 differential) and Texas A&M “B” (15-3 L & 18-3 L for average differential of -13.5) have a better differential than Texas Tech (23-5 L / -18 differential), Texas Tech claims the lowest seed at No. 5.  The tiebreaker reverts back to head-to-head between Texas A&M “B” and Texas State with Texas A&M “B” claiming the No. 3 position based on goal differential versus Texas State with a 9-7 L and a 12-8 W for a +2.

 

 

 

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