Northwest Division Schedule

Northwest Division

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.

Osbourn Aquatic Center, Corvallis, OR

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Saturday, March 8, 2003				Score
9:30	Western Oregon University	vs	University of Washington "A"	1 - 21
10:40	Western Washington University	vs	University of Oregon	1 - 19
11:50	Oregon State University	vs	University of Washington "B"	5 - 0
1:00	Simon Fraser University	vs	University of Washington "A"	9 - 7
2:10	Western Oregon University	vs	University of Oregon	1 - 18
3:20	Western Washington University	vs	Simon Fraser University	0 - 22
4:30	Oregon State University	vs	University of Washington "A"	5 - 8
5:40	University of Washington "B"	vs	University of Oregon	0 - 5
6:50	Simon Fraser University	vs	Western Oregon University	5 - 0
8:00	Western Washington University	vs	Oregon State University	6 - 18

Sunday, March 9, 2003
9:30	Simon Fraser University	vs	University of Washington "B"	5 - 0
10:40	Oregon State University	vs	Western Oregon University	9 - 2
11:50	University of Oregon	vs	University of Washington "A"	11 - 2
1:00	Western Washington University	vs	University of Washington "B"	5 - 0

Northwest Division Championships
Vancouver Aquatic Center, Vancouver, Canada	Directions

Bracket A	Bracket B
1st Seed: University of Oregon	2nd Seed: Simon Fraser University
4th Seed: University of Washington "A"	3rd Seed: Oregon State University
5th Seed: Western Washington University	6th Seed: Western Oregon University
	7th Seed: University of Washington "B"
*Tiebreaker notes:* University of Oregon and Simon Fraser University finished with identical 4-0 regular season records. Since they did not play each other, the tiebreaker is goal differential against the highest seeded common opponent. Oregon defeated Washington "A" 11-2 for a goal differential of +9 while Simon Fraser defeated Washington 9-7 for a goal differential of +2. Western Oregon University and University of Washington "B" finished with identical 0-4 regular season records. Because Washington "B" lost each of its games by forfeit, it takes the lowest seed.

Saturday, April 5, 2003				Game #	Score
11:45	University of Oregon	vs	Western Washington University	1	19 - 4
1:00	Simon Fraser University	vs	University of Washington "B"	2	5 - 0
2:10	Oregon State University	vs	Western Oregon University	3	15 - 3
3:20	University of Washington "A"	vs	Western Washington University	4	16 - 3
5:10	Western Oregon University	vs	University of Washington "B"	5	5 - 0
6:20	University of Oregon	vs	University of Washington "A"	6	6 - 8
7:30	Simon Fraser University	vs	Oregon State University	7	11 - 3

Sunday, April 6, 2003
9:30	Western Washington University	vs	University of Washington "B"	8	5 - 0
10:40	Oregon State University	vs	University of Oregon	Third Place	2 - 10
11:50	University of Washington "A"	vs	Simon Fraser University	First Place	7 - 5
1:00	Western Washington University	vs	Western Oregon University	11	15 - 3
The won/loss records from games 5, 8, and 11 determine places fifth through seventh.

Northwest Division Championship Results
1st Place	University of Washington
2nd Place	Simon Fraser University
3rd Place	University of Oregon
4th Place	Oregon State University
5th Place	Western Washington University
6th Place	Western Oregon University
7th Place	University of Washington "B"

Northwest Division All-Conference Team
First Team
Anna Barrios, University of Washington "A"
Lindsay Enbysk, University of Washington "A"
Vicki Judkins, University of Washington "A"
Alisha Mills, Simon Fraser University
Cecily Morgan-Jonker, Simon Fraser University
Kirsten Willms, Simon Fraser University
Karin Aebersold, University of Washington "A"	Goaltender
Second Team
Jenna Holland, Western Washington University
Sarah Manske, Simon Fraser University
Courtney Nelson, Western Oregon University
Megan Pryor, University of Washington "A"
Mia Roderick, University of Washington "A"
Joyce Yi, University of Washington "A"
Maggie Fields, Western Washington University	Goaltender
Most Valuable Player
Lindsay Enbysk, University of Washington "A"
Coach of the Year
Thor Tyson, University of Washington