Husky Hockey competes in the PAC-8 Conference and within the American
Collegiate Hockey Association (ACHA) DII-West Region. The ACHA DII
includes over 120 teams in four Regions across the country. Husky Hockey
competes in the ACHA-West Region, among 30 other teams.

Overall Record
PAC 8 Record: 12-5
ACHA Record: 17-12
PAC 8 Regular Season Runner-Up
PAC 8 Championship - 4th Place
ACHA-West - 12th among 25 teams
Athletic Awards I-5 Cup Champions

The following are the Standings for the 2003-2004 season for the
PAC-8 and ACHA-West.

2003-2004 PAC-8 Conference STANDINGS
(for more information visit: http://www.uclahockey.org/pac8/)

REGULAR SEASON
1. USC
2. UW
3. CAL
4. WSU
4. UCLA
5. Oregon
6. Stan
6. ASU

PLAYOFF STANDINGS
1. CAL - PAC 8 Champions
2. USC
3. UW
4. WSU

PAC8 STANDINGS AS OF 11/03/03

TOTAL POINTS AND FINAL PLACE
1. USC = 15.5pts
2. CAL = 7.5pts
3. WSU = 5.0pts
4. UW = 3.0pts
4. UCLA= 3.0pts
6. Oregon 0.0pts
6. Stan. 0.0pts
6. ASU 0.0pts

(For PAC-8 Standings in previous years please visit the “Archives” section)

2003-2004 ACHA-West Region STANDINGS
For more info link to the ACHA DII Ranking Page

1. Colorado State (8) 9 points
2. Colorado (2) 15
3. Utah State 28
4. Southern Cal 29
5. Eastern Washington 46
6. Brigham Young 48
7. San Jose 52
8. Cal State Long Beach 75
9. Cal Berkeley 77
10. Montana State 78
11. Weber State 84
12. Washington 87
13. Western Washington 100

ACHA-West Ranking #2 - as of 11/16/03:

1. Colorado State(6) 7 points
2. Colorado(2) 12
3. Southern Cal 22
4. Utah State 24
5. Eastern Washington 30
6. San Jose State 36
7. BYU 38
8. Cal Berkeley 52
9. Cal Long Beach 55
10. Weber State 60
11. Washington 69
12.Washington St 74
13. Western Washington 83

ACHA-West as of 10/27/03:

1. Colorado State(7) 7 points
2. Utah State 16
3. Eastern Washington 25
4. BYU 31
5. San Jose 40
6. Colorado 41
7. Southern Cal 54
8. Cal Berkeley 60
9. Cal Long Beach 62
10. Weber State 63
11. Washington 79
12. Washington State 83
13. Gonzaga 98

(For ACHA Standings in previous years please visit the “Archives” section)