STOCKTON, Calif. – Women's basketball will play the lone home event of the week when it hosts Cal State Fullerton at 2 p.m. Sunday. The sixth-ranked men's water polo program will play for its second championship this season at the WCC Tournament, hosted by Air Force. Swimming & diving heads to St. George, Utah for four days of the Trailblazer Invite, while men's basketball begins its Florida trip Thursday at Florida Atlantic as part of the Sunshine Slam. Volleyball plays a pair of road matches at Saint Mary's and San Francisco.

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Home Event Summary:
Sunday, Nov. 23 - Women's Basketball hosts Cal State Fullerton, 2 p.m.
 

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Wednesday, Nov. 19 - Saturday, Nov. 22 - Men's & Women's Swimming & Diving at Trailblazer Invite (St. George, Utah) - The Pacific swim and dive program heads to the Beehive State for the four-day Trailblazer Invite at the Human Performance Center Pool. Last year, the Tigers' men's squad earned fourth place while the women finished in eighth place.

Thursday, Nov. 20 - Men's Basketball (3-1) at Florida Atlantic (2-1), 4 p.m (PT) - In the opener of the Sunshine Slam, Pacific will play its first-ever game in the state of Florida as a program. It will be Pacific's first game against a school from Florida since Nov. 10, 2019 when it beat Florida A&M 76-54 on a neutral floor in Manoa, Hawaii. The Tigers are 2-1 all-time against schools from Florida with a win over Florida International in 1988 but a loss to Miami in 2013 - both on neutral courts.

Thursday, Nov. 20 - Volleyball (8-17, 2-12 WCC) at Saint Mary's (9-16, 7-7 WCC), 6:30 p.m. - The last time the Gaels and Tigers met on the court, it was Saint Mary's taking the 5-set win. In that match, graduate Olivia Keller put up a strong 15-kill performance while senior Logan Blutreich was effective in the middle with ten kills and four blocks. A Pacific win would be the first in Moraga since 2022.

Saturday, Nov. 20 - Volleyball (8-17, 2-12 WCC) at San Francisco (5-20, 3-12), 12 p.m. - Pacific has been strong playing in the Sobrato Center, winning the last four meetings dating back to 2020, with two of those being 3-0 sweeps. Keller was again Pacific's go to option on offense in the most recent meeting, going for 16 kills. Senior Jayhlin Swain had 17 digs in that match.

Saturday, Nov. 22 - No. 6 Men's Water Polo (15-7, 5-1 WCC), WCC Semifinals, 2 p.m. (PT) - The Tigers clinched the top seed after winning their second consecutive WCC Regular Season Championship and have a first round bye. They will play the winner of fourth-seeded LMU (13-11, 3-3 WCC) and fifth-seeded Cal Baptist (22-10, 3-3 WCC) - that match is 3 p.m. (PT) Friday.

Sunday, Nov. 23 - Men's Water Polo Championship Match, 12 p.m. (PT) - If the Tigers win Saturday, they'll be playing for their first-ever WCC Tournament title since the championship began in 2023. The WCC Tournament champion will earn an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament, which begins Friday, Dec. 5 at Stanford.

Sunday, Nov. 23 - Women's Basketball (1-3) hosts Cal State Fullerton (1-3), 2 p.m.- A former Big West Conference matchup, the recent series has belonged to the Tigers - winners of eight of the past nine meetings. The last time the Titans and Tigers faced off in 2023, senior Sydney Ward hit two three-pointers and grabbed six rebounds. This time, Pacific will look to sophomores Daria Nestorov and Winner Bartholomew to carry the load offensively as the team's top two scorers (9.0 points per game and 11.5 points per game respectively).

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