Pac-12 Networks to televise NCAA women’s soccer first round contest this Sunday, November 12

 

SAN FRANCISCO – Pac-12 Networks announced today that it will broadcast a first round NCAA tournament matchup featuring the Colorado women’s soccer team against the University of Denver this Sunday, Nov. 12 at 11 a.m. PT / 12 p.m. MT. The game will be televised live on Pac-12 Mountain and will also be available to authenticated subscribers via the Pac-12 Now app and Pac-12.com.  Full programming information and talent assignments for the game are as follows:

 

The first round of the NCAA Tournament beings this Friday, Nov. 10 with No. 1 overall seed Stanford (18-1-0, 11-0-0) hosting WAC Champion Utah Valley.  Overall, the tournament will feature seven Pac-12 teams, including six selected as host schools.  No. 2 seed UCLA (15-2-2, 8-2-1) hosts Mountain West Champion San Diego State (12-7-2), and Arizona (10-4-4, 7-2-2) hosts the TCU Horned Frogs (12-6-3). On Saturday, Nov. 11, Defending NCAA Champion USC (14-3-1, 8-2-1) hosts Big Sky Conference champion Eastern Washington (16-5-1) and Washington State (9-7-3, 4-6-1) travels across the country to face Central Florida (13-1-3). California (13-5-1, 6-4-1) hosts WCC Champion Santa Clara (13-6-1).

 

The Pac-12 currently holds an all-time record of 184-121-27 (.595) in the NCAA Women’s College Cup, with four national championships and five second-place finishes. It has the third-most conference representatives in the field with seven teams and posted back-to-back years with three teams seeded in the top four.

 

Pac-12 Networks is the innovative TV and multimedia company of the Pac-12 Conference and is the first such company to be wholly owned by 12 universities. Pac-12 Networks incorporates one national and six regional television networks, plus extensive digital content accessible through social media, university websites and Pac-12 Now, its TV Everywhere service. Each year, Pac-12 Networks offers live coverage of 850 sporting events, making it one of the top live sports producers in the country. In addition, Pac-12 Networks creates extensive original programming, provides visibility for marquee football and basketball events as well as traditionally under-served women’s and Olympic sports. Pac-12 Networks also provides training and paid internships for thousands of students of the Pac-12’s member universities, preparing them for careers in media. With headquarters in San Francisco’s SOMA District, Pac-12 Networks draws on the creative, entrepreneurial and technological culture of the Bay Area and nearby Silicon Valley. For more information, go to Pac-12.com.