2023 Sierra Pacific Division Men’s Schedule
Sierra Pacific Division Notes:
NOTE: Games on October 7-8 at California State University-Maritime Academy will use seven-minute quarters with no overtime and teams limited to one timeout per half.
NOTE: The University of California-Davis withdrew from the Sierra Pacific Division on October 3 due to being unable to meet certain travl requirements of the institution. UC-Davis will be eligible to rejoin the league in 2024. The schedule of regular season games and the championship schedule is revised as of October 4. Games on Saturday-Sunday, October 7-8, will use seven-minute quarters with sudden death overtime and teams limited to one timeout per half.
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Sierra Pacific Division Championship
| Teams are seeded according to won/loss records during the regular season tournament: | |
| Bracket A | Bracket B |
| 1st Seed – California State University-Chico |
2nd Seed – University of California |
| 4th Seed – Stanford University |
3rd Seed – California Maritime Academy |
| 5th Seed – University of California-Santa Cruz |
6th Seed – San Jose State University |
| Â | 7th Seed – California State University-Monterey Bay |
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| The won/loss records from Games 5, 8 & 11 determine Fifth through Seventh Place |
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| 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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2023 Sierra Pacific Men Standings
wdt_ID Final Standing Regular Season Standing Team Win Loss Points Win (Final Standings) Loss (Final Standings)
^San Jose State University claims the No. 6 seed due to goal differential versus common opponents California Maritime Academy, California State University-Chico and Stanford University. San Jose State lost to Cal Maritime (15-10 L), Cal State Chico (21-12 L) and Stanford (16-15 L) for a -15 differential, while California State University-Monterey Bay lost to Cal Maritime (16-8 L), Cal State Chico (14-1 L) and Stanford (14-6 L) by a -29 total; *The University of California claims the No. 2 seed due to goal differential compared versus California Maritime Academy and Stanford University versus common opponents California State University-Monterey Bay and the University of California-Santa Cruz. California defeated by Cal State Monterey Bay (19-1 W) and UC-Santa Cruz (10-5 W) for a +23 differential compared to Cal Maritime’s +14 (16-8 W vs. Cal State Monterey Bay, 13-7 W vs. UC-Santa Cruz) and Stanford’s +15 (14-6 W vs. Cal State Monterey Bay, 10-7 W vs, UC-Santa Cruz). The No. 3 seed is claimed by Cal Maritime based on goal differential versus the highest seeded common opponent – UC-Santa Cruz. Cal Maritime won 13-7 versus UC-Santa Cruz, while Stanford defeated the Banana Slugs 10-7.
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