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2025 Texas Division Women’s Schedule

TEXAS DIVISION SCHEDULE NOTES

  • Games on Sunday, March 2, at Rice University will use six-minute quarters with sudden death overtime and teams limited to one timeout per half (January 13).
  • CHANGE: Due to the University of North Texas withdrawing on January 23, the Texas Division schedule is revised to a seven-team format (January 23).  Games are revised to operate with collegiate club normal times & rules (seven minute quarters, etc.) during each weekend.

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Texas Division Championship Schedule

Teams are seeded based on their won/loss records during the regular season:
1st Seed –
Texas A&M University “A”
2nd Seed –
University of Texas “A”
4th Seed –
Texas A&M University “B”
3rd Seed –
Texas State University
5th Seed –
Baylor University
 6th Seed –
Rice University
  7th Seed –
University of Texas “B”
 
The win/loss records from Games 5, 8 & 11 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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2025 Texas Women Standings

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*Texas A&M University “A” claims the No. 1 seed based on goal differential versus the University of Texas “A” with a 7-6 loss on February 1 at Texas A&M and an 8-4 win on March 1 at Rice University for a +3 differential; ^ Since Rice University, Baylor University and the University of Texas “B” each went 1-1 and also forfeited games (Baylor forfeited to Texas “B”, Texas “B” forfeited to Rice, Rice forfeited to the University of Texas “A” – to prevent the use of goal differential in the meetings – a common opponent is used to break the three-way tie.  Each of the trio played and was not involved in a forfeit versus Texas State University as Rice (13-2 L, -11) and Baylor (15-6 L, -9) and Texas “B” (16-2 L, -14) each completed a game against the institution.  Based on goal differential, Texas “B” is eliminated with the lowest goal differential against Texas State and is awarded the No. 7 seed.  Head-to-head results determine positions No. 5 and 6 as Baylor defeated RIce by a 13-3 score to claim the No. 5 position.

 

 

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