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University of the Pacific Women’s Soccer

The Tigers play NCAA Division I in the West Coast Conference — Stockton, CA.

Pacific also fields a men’s programme

Programme details

Division
Division I
Conference
West Coast Conference
Location
Stockton, CA
Institution
Private
Enrollment
Not published
Squad (2026)
29 players
Leaving next summer
5 players

Squad composition

How the 29-player squad breaks down by position, as published by Pacific for 2026-27. Players listed at two positions are counted at both, since they provide cover in either.

  • Goalkeepers3
  • Defenders10
  • Midfielders9
  • Forwards7

Who is leaving, and when

5 of the 29 are in their final year, so on current form that many places open up next summer — 17% of the squad. A redshirt year does not change this: a redshirt senior leaves when a senior does.

Going by position: 2 midfielders, 2 forwards, 1 defender.

  • Freshman8

    3 defenders3 midfielders1 goalkeeper1 forward

  • Sophomore9

    3 defenders3 forwards2 midfielders1 goalkeeper

  • Junior7

    3 defenders2 midfielders1 goalkeeper1 forward

  • Senior (final year)5

    2 midfielders2 forwards1 defender

  • Graduate (final year)0

Final-year groups are shown in amber. A player listed at two positions is counted under each of them, since they provide cover in either, so the positions on a row can total more than the row itself. Redshirt players are counted in the year they are listed for, of which there are 3.

Recent results

Overall record across the last 3 seasons. Soccer is a fall sport, so each season runs from August to a championship in December of the year shown. The NCAA files them by academic year, so the 2025 season appears as 2025-26 on its own site.

SeasonWLTWin %
20254960.368
202421710.125
20239910.500

Contact the programme

Coaching staff and recruiting details are published on the official athletics site.

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