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February 20, 2010 Championship Game:
USC 5 - Washington 4 - Saturday, February 20, 2010 Scoring: For USC: Ryder Fyrwald (3), Nick Helmer (2). For Washington: Corey James (2), David Schulman, Jordan Chernesky. February 20, 2010 3rd Place Game:
Oregon 8 - ASU 5 - Saturday, February 20, 2010 For Oregon: Forni (2), Trihey, Kraus, Law, Brody, Stocklin, Peters. For ASU: Hamilton, Masciantonio, Abramson, Heinze, Moore. February 19, 2010. Semi-Finals:
Washington 4 - ASU 3 - Friday, February 19, 2010 After 3 regulation periods, overtime, and the initial 5 shooters, Washington prevailed over ASU in the 7th round of the shootout! Scoring: For Washington: In regulation - Corey James, Arne Krogh, Dan Herda. In shootout - Jordan Chernesky, Daniel Carson, Tyler MacMillan, Dan Herda! For ASU: In regulation - Joe Saeger (2), Joe Moore. In shootout - Christian Ayres, Alex Moggel, Ian Hamilton.
USC 4 - Oregon 3 - Friday, February 19, 2010 Scoring: For USC: Adam Zacuto (2), Ryder Fyrwald, Cory Adler. For Oregon: Cam Forni (2), Derek Wolfson. February 19, 2010 5th Place Game:
Cal 5 - UCLA 2 - Friday, February 19, 2010 For Cal: J.P. McNicholas (2), David Carlson, Wesley Borja, Keisuke Teeple. For UCLA: Alex Horowitz (2), Neal Parsons. February 19, 2010 Round 1:
USC 7 - UCLA 4 - Friday, February 19, 2010 Scoring: For USC: Adam Zacuto (3), Alex Lofthus, Ryder Fyrwald (2), Max Szentveri. For UCLA: Daniel Vaynter (2), Zach Tenney, Charlie Linehan.
ASU 9 - Cal 4 - Friday, February 19, 2010 Scoring: For ASU: Brett Abramson (3), Jared Smith (2), Michael Salvione, Ian Hamilton, Joe Saeger, Keith Bohne. For Cal: J.P. McNicholas (3), Alex Gordon. The 2009-2010 Regular Season has ended. (see Final Standings below) Now, it's time for the PAC-8 2010 Championship Tournament! For the list of competing teams, game schedule, and all other Tournament info, click on this logo above, or on the Tournament button in the left column.
F i n a l S t a n d i n g s
February 6, 2010 scores:
UCLA 4 @ ASU 11 - Saturday, February 6, 2010 Saturday: Scoring goals for Arizona State: Jake Norwood (3), Brett Abramson (3), Mychal Salvione, Vince Masciantonio, Joe Saeger, William Heinze, Kevin Hardy. Scoring goals for UCLA: Danyel Vaynter, Nick Panzica, Neal Parsons.
Stanford 1 @ Cal 3 - Saturday, February 6, 2010 Saturday: Scoring goals for Cal: TJ Wynn, Wes Borja, JP McNicholas. Scoring goals for Stanford: . . . February 5, 2010 scores:
UCLA 0 @ ASU 5 - Friday, February 5, 2010 Friday: Scoring goals for Arizona State: Vince Masciantonio, Joe Saeger, Alex Moggel, William Heinze, and first-ever ASU goal for Keith Bohne. ASU shut-out: Scott Berry.
Cal 3 @ Stanford 5 - Friday, February 5, 2010 Friday: Scoring goals for Stanford: . . . Scoring goals for Cal: Matt Henry, TJ Wynn, Alex Niu. January 30, 2010 score:
USC 4 @ Washington 8 - Saturday, January 30, 2010 Saturday: Scoring goals for Washington: Daniel Carson (2), Jordan Chernesky, Phil Harzelak, Ian Shook, Arne Krough, Dan Herda, Sean Hale. Scoring goals for USC: Nick Helmer (2), Dante Caravaggio, Scott Mason. January 29, 2010 score:
USC 2 @ Washington 3 - Friday, January 29, 2010 Friday: Scoring goals for Washington: Phil Harzelak, Dan Herda, Corey James. Scoring goals for USC: Noah Comisar, Jason Bush. BOTH games end in shootout! January 23, 2010 scores:
Oregon 6 @ Washington 5 - Saturday, January 23, 2010 Saturday: Regulation goals for Oregon: Tom Stocklin (3), Ian Law, Jeff Kraus. Shootout goals for Oregon: Tom Stocklin Regulation goals for Washington: Corey James (2), Daniel Carson, Arne Krogh, Phil Harzelak.
UCLA 3 @ USC 4 - Saturday, January 23, 2010 Saturday: Regulation goals for USC: Nick Helmer, Adam Zacuto, Alex Lofthus. Shootout goals for USC: Adam Zacuto, Nick Helmer, Ryder Fyrwald. Regulation goals for UCLA: Jon Lee (2), Alex Horowitz. Shootout goals for UCLA: Jon Lee. January 22, 2010 scores:
Oregon 2 @ Washington 4 - Friday, January 22, 2010 Friday: Scoring goals for Washington: Dan Herda (2), Tyler MacMillan, Phil Harzelak (EN). Scoring goals for Oregon: Cam Forni (2).
USC 6 @ UCLA 4 - Friday, January 22, 2010 Friday: Scoring goals for USC: Ryder Fyrwald (3), Alex Lofthus (2), Nick Helmer. Scoring goals for UCLA: Michael Carder (2), Zach Tenney, Ashton Christian. January 18, 2010 score:
Washington 11 @ Stanford 3 - Monday, January 18, 2010 Monday: Scoring goals for Washington: Corey James (4), Nick Taylor, Phil Harzelak, Daniel Carson, Arne Krog, Sean Hale, Tristan Wickliff, Eric Pearson. January 17, 2010 score:
Washington 6 @ Stanford 1 - Sunday, January 17, 2010 Sunday: Scoring goals for Washington: Phil Harzelak, Corey James, Arne Krog, Jordan Chernesky, Dan Herda, Sean Hale. Scoring goals for Stanford: Max Guise. January 16, 2010 scores:
Oregon 7 @ ASU 1 - Saturday, January 16, 2010 Saturday: Scoring goals for Oregon: Derek Wolfson, Jarett Cicirello, Tyler McCarty, Zach Peters, Ian Law, Cam Forni, Bryson Crawford. Scoring goals for Arizona State: Vince Masciantonio.
Washington 8 @ Cal 1 - Saturday, January 16, 2010 Saturday: Scoring goals for Washington: Phil Harzelak (3), Dan Herda, Sean Hale, Daniel Carson, Corey James, Will Kelly. Scoring goals for Cal: TJ Wynn. January 15, 2010 scores:
Oregon 4 @ ASU 2 - Friday, January 15, 2010 Friday: Scoring goals for Oregon: Cam Forni (2), Justin LaCasse, Ian Law. Scoring goals for Arizona State: Ian Hamilton, Joe Saeger.
Washington 5 @ Cal 3 - Friday, January 15, 2010 Friday: Scoring goals for Washington: Jordan Chernesky, Eric Pearson, Daniel Carson, Corey James, Dan Herda. Scoring goals for Cal: JP McNicholas, Keisuke Teeple. January 9, 2010 score:
Stanford 0 @ Oregon 10 - Saturday, January 9, 2010 score Saturday: Scoring goals for the Oregon Ducks: Erik Brody (2), Matt Hanlon (2), Doug Reese, Sam Cehula, Justin LaCasse, Ian Law, Tyler McCarty, Tom Stocklin. January 8, 2010 score:
Stanford 0 @ Oregon 15 - Friday, January 8, 2010 score Friday: Scoring goals for the Oregon Ducks: Cam Forni (3), Kevin Trihey (3), Tom Stocklin (2), Zach Peters (2), Jackson Dorsey, Kyle Lederer, Derek Wolfson, Doug Reese, Bryson Crawford. December 5, 2009 score:
Cal 2 @ Oregon 5 - Saturday, December 5, 2009 Saturday: Scoring for the Oregon Ducks: Zach Peters, Kevin Trihey, Tom Stocklin, Derek Wolfson, Tyler McCarty. Scoring for the Cal Bears: Alex Gordon, Matt Henry. December 4, 2009 score:
Cal 3 @ Oregon 12 - Friday, December 4, 2009 Friday: Scoring for the Oregon Ducks: Jarett Cicirello (2), Zach Peters (2), Tom Stocklin (2), Ian Law, Erik Brody, Sam Cehula, Tyler McCarty, Derek Wolfson. Scoring for the Cal Bears: Matt Henry, Dan Sulitzer, Keisuke Teeple. November 21, 2009 scores:
Washington 4 @ Oregon 3 - Saturday, November 21, 2009 Saturday: Scoring for the Washington Huskies: Phil Harzelak (2), Corey James, Arne Krogh. Scoring for the Oregon Ducks: Zach Peters, Derek Wolfson, Tom Stocklin.
ASU 7 @ UCLA 5 - Saturday, November 21, 2009 Saturday: Scoring for the ASU Sun Devils: Ian Hamilton (3), Joe Moore, Alex Moggel, Taylor Chomiski, Nick Fornwalt. Scoring for the UCLA Bruins: Michael Carder (2), Daniel Vaynter (2), Neal Parsons. November 20, 2009 scores:
Washington 0 @ Oregon 3 - Friday, November 20, 2009 Friday: Scoring for the Oregon Ducks: Erik Brody, Jackson Dorsey, Doug Reese. Wren Arbuthnot notched his 2nd shut-out of the young season.
ASU 7 @ UCLA 2 - Friday, November 20, 2009 Friday: Scoring for the ASU Sun Devils: William Heinze, Joe Moore, Kevin Hardy, Joe Saeger, Rick Yohre, Vince Masciantonio, and Alex Moggel. Scoring for the UCLA Bruins: Daniel Vaynter and Michael Carder.
Cal 7 @ Stanford 2 - Friday, November 20, 2009 Friday: Scoring for the Cal Bears: Alex Gordon (3), JP McNicholas, Wes Borja, Nathan DeWindt, David Carlson (fist career Cal goal). Scoring for the Stanford Cardinal: James Painter and Matt Hartz. November 19, 2009 score:
Stanford 5 @ Cal 1 - Thursday, November 19, 2009 Thursday: Scoring for the Stanford Cardinal: Pitch Lindsay, Scott Grabnic, Matt Pruchnewski, Aiden Timme, Steff Brenman. Alex Gordon scored the only goal for Cal. November 14, 2009 score:
Stanford 2 @ UCLA 5 - Saturday, November 14, 2009 Saturday: The two teams played an even 1st period, with Stanford taking the early lead on a goal by Keith Calix. Ten minutes later, Nick Panzica of the Bruins tied it up; 1-1 at the end of 1. The 2nd period was scoreless until the last minute, when Pitch Lindsay scored with just 0:27 remaining, to give the Cardinal the 2-1 lead at the end of 2. At 16:35 of the 3rd period, David Carlton of the Bruins tied the game at 2-2. At the 10:11 mark, Daniel Vaynter scored to put UCLA on top. The last ten minutes were nail-biting time for both teams, but the Bruins held on for the 3-2 victory. November 13, 2009 score:
Stanford 2 @ USC 8 - Friday, November 13, 2009 Friday: The USC Trojans controlled most of the 1st period, taking a 2-0 lead, off of goals by Adam Zacuto and Scott Mason. The 2nd period saw Stanford outplay USC, but only managed a 1-1 frame; Max Guise scored for the Cardinal, Nick Helmer for the Trojans. In the 3rd period, the Trojans prevailed again, with five goals, coming from Adam Zacuto, Mitchell Landsinger, Nick Helmer, JC Mach, and Josh Frazier. Max Guise got the Cardinal goal. November 7, 2009 scores:
USC 5 @ ASU 4 - Saturday, November 7, 2009 Saturday: The USC Trojans battled back from Friday's loss, outscoring ASU 3-0 in the 1st period. The teams played an even 2nd period, each scoring one goal. In the 3rd period, the Sun Devils mounted a comeback, scoring 3 goals, but falling 1 short. The final for the night was 5-4 for USC. The weekend series was a split. Josh Frazier led the Trojan attack with 2 goals; Noah Comisar, Alex Hite, and Nick Helmer also scored for USC. Joey Moore again got two of the Sun Devil goals.
Washington 7 @ UCLA 4 - Saturday, November 7, 2009 Saturday: The Huskies came on strong Saturday night, scoring 3 goals in the 1st period. The 2nd period wasn't much different; UCLA scored a goal at 11:28, but then Washington came back with 3 more unanswered goals. UCLA battled back in the 3rd period, outscoring the Huskies 3-1 in the final frame. But it was a 7-4 final for Washington tonight, and a split for the weekend. Corey James scored twice for the Huskies; Dan Carson, Will Kelly, Phil Harzelak, Dan Herda, and Ian Shook got the other UW goals. Daniel Vaynter scored 3 of UCLA's goals; Andy Holton also scored for the Bruins. November 6, 2009 scores:
Washington 4 @ UCLA 5 - Friday, November 6, 2009 Friday: UCLA scored first on a goal from Ashton Christian. Washington tied it on an unassisted goal from Corey James. Late in the period, Michael Carder put the Bruins back ahead, but a minute later, Dan Herda tied it back up for the Huskies, making it a 2-2 tie at the 1st intermission. At 11:01 of the 2nd period, Michael Carder put UCLA in the lead again, only to see UW's Corey James tie the score again. With 1 second left in the period, Tyler MacMillan gave the Huskies their first lead, 4-3. Midway thru the 3rd period, Alex Horowitz tied it up for the Bruins. With 56 seconds left in the 3rd period, David Carlton scored, preventing overtime and giving UCLA the victory.
USC 2 @ ASU 7 - Friday, November 6, 2009 Friday: ASU controlled most of the 1st period, taking a 4-1 lead into the first break. The defenses took control in what turned out to be a scoreless 2nd period. In the 3rd, ASU outscored USC again, for the 7-2 home town victory. Joey Moore led the Sun Devil attack with two goals. Taylor Chomiski, Alex Moggel, Michael Sasse and William Heinze also scored goals for ASU. J.C. Mach and Adam Zacuto scored the two USC goals. October 31, 2009 score:
Cal 3 @ ASU 2 - Saturday, October 31, 2009 Saturday: Cal overcame a strong ASU offense that outshot the Bears nearly 2-to-1. The teams were even, 1-1, thru the 1st period, Cal took the lead in the 2nd period and held on to win an exciting Halloween game. Dan Sulitzer, Wesley Borja, and T.J. Wynn scored for Cal. Freshmen Taylor Chomiski and Ian Hamilton scored for ASU. October 30, 2009 scores:
UCLA 3 @ USC 2 - Friday, October 30, 2009 Friday: UCLA killed off a 5-3 shorthanded situation, then last night's hero Zack Tenney scored the only goal of the period, for a 1-0 UCLA lead. Michael Carder of the Bruins got the only goal in the 2nd period, 2-0. In the 3rd, Daniel Vaynter of UCLA made it 3-0. But the Trojans never gave up; Adam Zacuto scored to get the Trojans on the board, then Zacuto scored again to get the Trojans within one goal. But the Bruin defense held off the late charge, taking a weekend sweep over USC.
Cal 3 @ ASU 5 - Friday, October 30, 2009 Friday: Both teams fought hard, ending the 1st period with a 2-2 tie. ASU scored the only goal in the 2nd period, taking a 3-2 lead into the final period. In the 3rd, ASU kept the pressure on, but Cal first-year goaltender Peter Tartaglia kept the Bears close. In the end, a total of 62 ASU shots on goal proved insurmountable, giving the Sun Devils a victory in their conference home opener. October 29, 2009 score:
USC 4 @ UCLA 5 (OT) - Thursday, October 29, 2009 Thursday: The Bruins drew first blood on an unassisted goal by Neal Parsons, but the Trojans came back with goals from Mitchell Landsinger and Scott Mason to take a 2-1 1st period lead. A minute into the 2nd period, Alex Horowitz tied it up for the Bruins. Mason put the Trojans back on top 2 minutes later, then Horowitz tied it back up for the Bruins, making it a 3-3 score at the end of the 2nd. In the 3rd period, Matt Lewis put the Trojans on top one more time. Nick Panzica tied the game again for the Bruins, and for the remaining 13:39 of the 3rd period, a scoreless defensive battle forced the game into OT. With 3:15 remaining in overtime, freshman Zack Tenney scored to give UCLA the victory over USC.  October 24, 2009 scores:
Oregon 4 @ USC 3 (OT) - Saturday, October 24, 2009 Saturday: Today's game continued from last night's game - close and hard hitting. The 1st period ended with a 2-1 Oregon lead. The Trojans battled back in the 2nd frame, besting Oregon by two goals to take a 3-2 USC lead at the end of the 2nd. The only goal in the 3rd period tied it up for Oregon, sending the game into OT. With 1:30 remaining in overtime, Oregon's Tyler McMarty scored the winning goal, with the assist to Sam Cehula.  Justin LaCasse (Ore#23) shoots on USC goalie Zack Keith - - - - photo by Phil Johnson previously scheduled for today, has been rescheduled to Saturday, December 5, 2009 October 23, 2009 scores:
Oregon 6 @ USC 3 - Friday, October 23, 2009 Friday: After no scoring in the first half of the 1st period, the Oregon Ducks scored 4 times in the second half, taking a 4-0 lead into the first intermission. The 2nd period went back to even end-to-end scoreless play. In the 3rd period, USC battled back with back-to-back goals (including one shorthanded). However, a couple Oregon power-play goals put the Ducks back ahead by 4 again. The game's final goal came on a sucessful penalty shot, scored by Adam Zacuto of USC, with 4:28 remaining in the game.
Washington 14 @ WSU 1 - Friday, October 23, 2009 Friday: The 2009-2010 Apple Cup competition continued on Cougar ice, but the result was the same: the Huskies beat the Cougars. The Huskies scored 6 unanswered goals in the 1st period, then pulled away from the Cougars in each of the remaining periods, to best WSU, 14-1. October 17, 2009 scores:
Cal 6 @ UCLA 7 (SO) - Saturday, October 17, 2009 Saturday: Back-to-back goals in the middle of the 1st period gave Cal the early lead; but UCLA came back to tie it with 13 seconds remaining in the 1st period. The game went from 2-2 to 3-3, then 4-4, until the seesaw battle finished the 3 regulation periods tied at 6-6. In sudden-death overtime, neither team scored, sending the game to the shootout! At the end of the first 5 shooters for each team, the game still remained tied! In the sudden-death shootout, Cal's 6th shooter failed to score; for UCLA, it was Brad Kay who proved to be the hero, putting the puck passed Cal goalie Peter Tartaglia, giving UCLA the win for this night, and a split for the two teams' two-game weekend. 
WSU 1 @ Oregon 10 - Saturday, October 17, 2009 Saturday: Jack Barry made his first start in goal for the Ducks tonight, and behind solid defense, he held the Washington State Cougars to a single goal, on the way to a 10-1 Oregon victory. Freshmen Ian Law and Chris Mittons each had 2 goals for Oregon, as did returner Justin LaCasse. Kevin Keeland had a goal and 4 assists. Shots on goal: 60-15. October 16, 2009 scores:
Cal 5 @ UCLA 2 - Friday, October 16, 2009 Friday: The teams played evenly until Cal scored with 2:30 remaining, to lead 1-0 at the end of the 1st. In the 2nd, the Bears took advantage of a 5-minute UCLA penalty, scoring twice to go up 3-0. UCLA scored before the end of the 2nd period to make it 3-1. Cal stimied any kind of a Bruin comeback with 2 back-to-back goals early in the 3rd. JP McNicholas got a hat trick for Cal; Daniel Vaynter scored both UCLA goals.
WSU 1 @ Oregon 7 - Friday, October 16, 2009 Friday: The defending champion Oregon Ducks dominated the visiting WSU Cougars throughout most of tonight's game, leading 2-0 at the end of the 1st period, 5-1 at the end of the 2nd, and winning by a final score of 7-1. Kyle Kinda got the lone Cougar goal tonight. The Ducks and Cougars go at it again Saturday night in Eugene.  Nathan Taylor (WSU#18) defending against Ian Law (Ore#21) - - - - photo by Phil Johnson October 15, 2009 score:
Cal 1 @ USC 6 - Thursday, October 15, 2009 Thursday: The roles tonight were a reversal of the season opener, with USC using their home-ice advantage and deeper bench, beating Cal, 6-1. The Trojans commanded the ice in the beginning, leading 3-0 at the end of the 1st period. Cal came out stronger in the 2nd period, scoring early to make the game closer. But, when the Bears failed to take advantage of a 2-man advantage, the Trojans took the momentum back and controlled the rest of the contest. Freshman Nick Helmer accounted for half of the Trojans goals, getting the season's first hat trick. October 10, 2009 scores:
ASU 4 @ Washington 0 - Saturday, October 10, 2009 Saturday: The Saturday rematch between ASU and Washington was intense, battling evenly through a scoreless first period. Penalties hampered the Husky attack. Behind the solid ASU defense, goalie Scott Berry got his first career shut-out in the 4-0 ASU victory! ASU team captain, Jake Norwood, scored his first goal of the year.
UCLA 1 @ Oregon 4 - Saturday, October 10, 2009 Saturday: It was a much closer game Saturday night, hard fought, with several shots hitting the goal posts. Tied 1-1 after period 1, Oregon scored twice in the 2nd period and once more in the 3rd, to make it a weekend sweep. Only one of Oregon's four goals were scored by a returning player. October 9, 2009 scores:
ASU 5 @ Washington 3 - Friday, October 9, 2009 Friday: The rivalry was apparent from the beginning, and special teams played a key role throughout the game. For ASU, Joe Saeger and Troy Hickey scored their first career goals, helping the IceDevils take a 3-1 lead into the 3rd period. The Huskies scored to make it a one-goal game, then pulled their goalie for an extra attacker. ASU scored in the empty net to seal their victory over the Huskies.
UCLA 0 @ Oregon 10 - Friday, October 9, 2009 Friday: Fresh off a road sweep last weekend, UCLA pulled into Eugene, hoping for the same. The host Ducks had other ideas. Playing his first shift in the PAC-8, freshman Matt Hanlon took his first shot and scored the first goal of the game, and the first Oregon goal for the 2009-2010 season. The first period would end 1-0. In the second period, Oregon scored a flurry of 4 goals in 6 minutes, on their way to a 10-0 victory over the Bruins. October 3, 2009 scores:
UCLA 5 @ Stanford 3 - Saturday, October 3, 2009 Saturday: Just like Friday night's game, it was a close, hard-fought battle between the Bruins of UCLA and the hosting Cardinal of Stanford. And, just like Friday, it was a narrow Bruin victory. But a sweep is a sweep, and on the road, it's extra sweet. 
WSU 3 @ Washington 11 - Saturday, October 3, 2009 Saturday: The WSU Cougars had a strong first period, but the host Huskies controlled the second and third periods, and contolled the game. Washington finished with a win, and finished with a sweep. October 2, 2009 scores:
UCLA 4 @ Stanford 3 - Friday, October 2, 2009 Friday: The Bruins took a 2-0 lead in the 1st period and doubled it to a 4-0 lead after 2 periods. But, UCLA would need all of those goals to hold off a strong 3-goal Cardinal 3rd period comeback effort. Stanford closed the game to 4-3 with about 2½ minutes remaining, pulled the goalie in the final minute, but couldn't tie the game. Rematch is Saturday.
WSU 2 @ Washington 8 - Friday, October 2, 2009 Friday: The 2009-2010 Apple Cup competition opened with an excellent hard-fought 1st period. The Cougars scored the game's first two goals, but the period ended tied at 2-2. The Huskies pulled away from the Cougars with 3 goals in each of the remaining periods, to best WSU, 8-2. Their second head-to-head match-up is Saturday night. October 1, 2009 score: Cal massacres short USC squad
USC 1 @ Cal 12 - Thursday, October 1, 2009 Thursday: Opening the 2009-2010 PAC-8 season at home, the Cal Bears showed no mercy in walloping the USC Trojans, 12-1. A jack-knifed semi-truck on I-5 caused a 3-hour traffic back-up and delayed the arrival of many USC players until long after the game started. Cal took advantage of the Trojans' short squad and rookie goaltender, piling up 10 goals in the 1st period. Cal held on thru the remaining periods for their biggest victory margin in years, while giving USC its biggest loss in PAC-8 history. Cal head coach Cyril Allen said he told his team to "play a clean, smart, tough, focused game." In First Ever ACHA Tourney  PAC-8 All-Star Team in 2009 ACHA National Tournament the PAC-8 All-Stars came from behind to defeat the Atlantic Coast Collegiate Hockey League all-stars.  Mike Minieri (ASU) and Jordan Chernesky (UW) head down the ice on the way to the PAC-8 All-Star Team victory  Oregon wins 2009 PAC-8 Championship Tournament winning the 2009 Championship Game, beating the Washington Huskies 4-3. For details on the 2008-2009 season and Championship Tournament, click here.
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