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As of November 13, 1994

1994 PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCE WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL STANDINGS

                     CONFERENCE                      OVERALL
                  W  L   PCT  HOME  AWAY    W  L  PCT  HOME  AWAY  NEUT  STREAK
Stanford         15  1  .938   9-0   6-1   23  1  .958 11-0   8-1   4-0  Won 3
UCLA             15  2  .882   9-0   6-2   26  3  .897 11-0  11-2   4-1  Won 4
USC              12  5  .706   7-1   5-4   18  6  .750  8-1   8-4   2-1  Won 2
Arizona State     9  7  .563   4-3   5-4   15  9  .625  9-3   5-5   1-1  Won 1
Arizona           8  8  .500   4-3   4-5   13  9  .591  5-3   5-6   3-0 Lost 1
Washington        8  8  .500   4-2   4-6   14 11  .560  6-2   6-8   2-1  Won 2
Washington State  7  9  .438   4-4   3-5   15 11  .577  9-4   4-7   2-0 Lost 3
Oregon State      4 12  .250   3-6   1-6   14 13  .519 12-6   2-6   0-1 Lost 2
California        2 14  .125   1-8   1-6    5 21  .192  4-10  1-9   0-2 Lost 4
Oregon            1 15  .063   0-9   1-6    7 19  .269  3-11  2-6   2-2 Lost 4 

The Pac-10 race enters it's final week with the only locks being USC at number
3 and Oregon State at number 8.

The biggest match of the upcoming week is UCLA at USC on Wednesday at 7PM.
I hope Ravi is there to report on it.

USC could all but knock UCLA out of contention for the number one spot in
the Pac-10, but Stanford also has control over it's own destiny and is just
two wins away from securing the top spot.  

Washington will take a shot at Stanford on Friday, trying to top it's upset
of UCLA two weeks ago.  

The Arizona schools should be able to dispatch with the Oregon schools and 
if Stanford beats the Washington schools, the final standings should be
the same as they are now, except that Arizona will break out of it's tie
with Washington and take sole posession of fifth place.

Perry