STOCKTON, Calif. – The Pacific men's soccer program has unveiled its 2026 schedule on Tuesday morning, as announced by first-year head coach Andres Ochoa.

With the inaugural West Coast Conference Tournament in sight from Nov. 11-14, the Tigers' 2026 campaign showcases eight home matches at Knoles Field and features eight conference opponents, including WCC newcomer Denver.

"This upcoming fall will be exciting, challenging, and filled with learning opportunities for our team and our staff," Ochoa said. "These three things are everything you want in football. We feel confident in the recruiting we have done and the progress we made this spring as we lay out the foundation for our program in this moment and going forward."

The WCC Tournament will feature the top four finishing teams in the conference regular season. The four teams will play in a single elimination semifinals with the winner of each semifinal playing the conference title match. Each round of the WCC Tournament will be hosted by the highest seed.

Pacific's journey starts on the road in the Beehive State, facing Utah Valley in its season opener on Aug. 20 and followed by Utah Tech. The road non-conference slate also includes UC San Diego, San Jose State, Sacramento State and Cal Baptist.

The Tigers' home opener will see a crosstown clash against UC Davis at Knoles Field on Aug. 27. UC Irvine, Cal State Northridge and California complete Pacific's non-conference action at home.

Pacific will kick off the WCC slate on Sept. 30, hosting Seattle for the first time as a member of the conference. The Tigers also welcome Santa Clara, San Diego and Portland to Stockton, California during league play.

On the road during the conference schedule, Pacific will battle Saint Mary's, San Francisco, Denver and LMU.

For all information about the 2026 Pacific men's soccer schedule, visit the link here.

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