STOCKTON, Calif. – Tuesday morning the West Coast Conference announced its conference matchups, giving Pacific women's basketball a full 31-game schedule for the upcoming season.
The conference returned to a balanced schedule, meaning every team will face each other in home and home fashion – giving the team nine home game and nine on the road.
WCC play starts a few days later than the past couple seasons, getting underway on December 31 where the Tigers will play host to Portland. The last time Pacific met the Pilots at the Alex G. Spanos Center was the final game of the 2024-25 regular season and produced a high-scoring overtime affair the team narrowly dropped.
Newcomer Denver represents Pacific's conference road opener, traveling to Hamilton Gymnasium on January 2 for the first meeting in program history. This road match is a quick pit stop for a month that will be largely played in Stockton. Pepperdine, San Francisco, Saint Mary's, Santa Clara and LMU all visit Spanos in the month. The team has enjoyed recent home success against many of these WCC foes, sporting a 12-game home winning streak against Pepperdine, the last two against both USF and Santa Clara, and three of the last four against LMU.
Within the three January road matches are return trips with Pepperdine, LMU, and the first look at San Diego. The Tigers are looking to avenge road losses to all three schools a season ago.
The home/away split then flips as February rolls around – playing host to Seattle, San Diego and Denver but traveling to Saint Mary's, San Francisco, Santa Clara, Portland and Seattle. In the recent series history, Pacific has taken two of the last three at home versus San Diego and remains undefeated against Seattle. Conversely, the five road games offer chances to end recent slides in the series history.
The home match against Denver on February 20 is the home finale before heading out to Portland and Seattle to conclude the regular season.
The team tips off the season on November 3 against Simpson.
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