2023-24 ACAC Women's Standings

North

Team	MP	W-L	PTS	SW	SL	L10	STRK
LAKE -x	19	18-1	36	55	5	10-0	Won 15
UAA -x	19	16-3	32	51	21	9-1	Won 9
TKU -x	19	16-3	32	51	17	8-2	Won 4
KC -x	19	7-12	14	30	44	4-6	Won 1
CUE	19	7-12	14	31	38	4-6	Lost 1
NWP	19	6-13	12	25	46	2-8	Won 1
NAIT	19	5-14	10	21	48	2-8	Won 1

South

Team	MP	W-L	PTS	SW	SL	L10	STRK
AMB -x	19	15-4	30	47	23	9-1	Won 9
RDP -x	19	13-6	26	44	22	6-4	Won 1
BC -x	19	12-7	24	41	31	6-4	Won 1
LETH -h	19	8-11	16	29	39	6-4	Won 6
SAIT	19	8-11	16	33	39	4-6	Lost 1
OC	19	2-17	4	16	53	2-8	Lost 8
MHC	19	0-19	0	9	57	0-10	Lost 19

x - clinched playoff spot to Championship
h - championship host

TIE BREAKER

If two or more teams are tied, the following criteria will be applied, in order:

The team having the best ratio of won/lost matches, considering matches between the tied teams, will be ranked higher;
The team having the best ratio of won/lost sets, considering matches played be- tween the tied teams, will be ranked higher;
The team having the best ratio of won/lost sets, considering all matches of the round, will be ranked higher;
The teamhavingthebestratioofpoints for/against, consideringsets played between the tied teams, will be ranked higher;
The team having the best ratio of points for/against, considering all sets played during the round, will be ranked higher;
As determined by the Organizing Committee (e.g. extra set, toss of coin, etc.)

When you apply this rule to break a tie you should follow this sequence:

When two teams are tied, the tie-breaking criteria are applied one after the other until the tie has been broken.
When three or more teams are tied, the tie-breaking criteria are applied one after the other until all the tied teams have been ranked.

Note: This means that if there is a tie among teams X, Y and Z and criteria “b” is able to determine X as first, Y as second and Z as third, then no further criteria are to be used. The tie is broken.

However, if criteria ‘b’ determines the seeding/ranking of any of the tied teams, then the remaining teams which are still tied will use criteria ‘c’ and so on to determine their seeding/ranking. Do not start at ‘a’ again. Continue through the sequence of criteria using the results of teams x, y, and z for criteria‘d’.

CHAMPIONSHIP

All Championship games will be played at the Championship host facility. The Elite 8 tournament format will be an 8 team, Oregon draw. Bracket 1 (Games 1 & 2) and bracket 2 (Games 3 & 4) may be swapped pending the placement of the host team in the standings. The host has the choice to play Game #3 or Game #4 on day 1.

Day 1

Bracket 1

Game 1 - North #3 vs South #2
Game 2 - South #4 vs North #1

Bracket 2

Game 3 - South #3 vs North #2
Game 4 - North #4 vs South #1

Day 2

Game 5 - Loser G1 vs Loser G2
Game 6 - Loser G3 vs Loser G4
Game 7 - Winner G1 vs Winner G2
Game 8 - Winner G3 vs Winner G4

Day 3

Game 9 - Winner G5 vs Winner G6
Bronze - Loser G7 vs Loser G8
Gold - Winner G7 vs Winner G8