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2018 New England Division Women’s Schedule

New England Division Schedule Notes

Teams are scheduled to play every divisional opponent once and one opponent a second time during the regular season. The additional games are selected randomly. Teams are seeded for championship based on the regular season won/loss record.

Due to time constraints at Boston University during the weekend of April 7th, teams will receive one (1) two-minute timeout per half and a 30 second timeout to be used at any time during the game. Quarter breaks and halftime will be two minutes. All other weekends will follow current NCAA rules.

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New England Division Championship Schedule

Teams are seeded based on their won/loss records during the regular season:
Bracket A Bracket B
1st Seed –
Boston College
2nd Seed –
Dartmouth College
4th Seed –
Middlebury College
3rd Seed –
Boston University
5th Seed –
Wesleyan University
6th Seed –
University of Massachusetts
8th Seed –
Williams College
7th Seed –
Northeastern University
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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2018 New England Women Standings

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Although Dartmouth College, Boston University and Middlebury College all finished 5-3, Dartmouth claims the No. 2 seed due to head-to-head results with wins over both Boston University (14-3 W, 12-4 L) and Middlebury (12-3 W).  Since Middlebury lost to both Boston University (10-8 L) and Dartmouth (12-3 L), the Panthers earn the No. 4 seed.  Tiebreakers then revert back to head-to-head results between Boston University and Dartmouth.  As the teams split a pair of games, the tiebreaker for the No. 2 seed is goal differential as Dartmouth won by 11 and lost by 8 in the two meetings for a +3 differential; Northeastern University claims the No. 7 seed due to an 8-6 head-to-head win versus Williams College

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